The room was marked as a non-smoking room, but I would not be surprised if it was actually a smoking lounge at a busy international airport. The entire room smelled of smoke, including the sheets and towels. I woke up in the morning and my whole body and clothes smelled like I was a 10-year, pack a day smoker. Either they don’t care at all about cleaning, don’t enforce their policies, or their housekeepers clean every room with a lit cigarette in their mouths the whole time. I wouldn’t recommend unless you are looking for a hotel to smoke in. Everything else about the room was to be expected for a cheap hotel, but the smoke was intolerable and unacceptable. I can excuse old flooring, scribbled on walls, and a general run-down atmosphere, but smelling like smoke even after a shower is inexcusable.

Worst motel 6 I have ever stayed in.

Noise thru the night from the rift raft that hang around the place.

I asked about no morning coffee and management said I kept getting broken, whatever that meant.

Could feel the bed springs.

It was a noisy bad to the bone experience.

Front desk was friendly but not the most helpful in that no change was available for use of laundry facilities. I was not put off by the homeless encampment out front, they’re doing the best they can and recent headlines say the town is clearing them out. But the room and the facilities are worn from much use. It seems apparent they’re being rented often by the hour which I won’t judge. But burn marks, cracked fixtures, evidence of rough treatment and strangers wandering by asking if I had drugs or paraphernalia was a bit off putting. The standard cheery Motel 6 paint scheme seemed out of place somehow. I know my company was charged a very reasonable rate but I was shocked that the rate sheet posted in the bathroom said the room could go for $199. The room was good for a rest but I could not expect it to rent for $50.