I had stayed here in years past. Last year they were full when I pulled in late, so I went down the street to the Super 8. Kinda wish I had given my business to the Super 8 again. The woman at the front desk this time at the Motel 6 was nice, fast, and answered my questions. I got a close parking spot to my room. Everything worked fine. Not sure why there was an ashtray in a non-smoking room. My biggest complaint? The long, black hairs on 2 of the 4 towels (not mine, I'm blond) and the pet hair on the pillow cases, remote, tables, etc. I just wish a little more care was taken with vaccumming and the towels/linens.

All I have to say if they have cock roaches and I show it to the Manager.

I had to go for valentines day... I was looking for the cheapest way out, and knowing little about the area then, I am glad I stayed with Tom...lol.

I read a lot of bad reviews about the place, and was frankly concerned. !But it was cheap!

Anyways; I checked in and I was honestly amazed... It was really quite a cozy little room. Sure the walls were a little thin, but as long as no one was sceaming, I couldnt here anything from the next rooms. And as far as Im concerned, that is never the Hotels problem. Fact is... As I read all of those reviews since Ive been home, I truely believe that 90% of the bad reviews are from the types of people who travel with that chip on their shoulders. We all know the types... They think that because theyre traveling that they are supposed to be important, and heaven forbid that someone care about anything but what they expect. To all those with those proverbial chips on their shoulders, I shout this:

Its Motel 6 for Christs sake, you didnt pay for the Ritz!

To all who are truely concerned about getting the best value for their bucks, and who dont have a million dollars to spend, I highly reccomend this motel. Pet owners, they are pet friendly! If you will have small children, I do suggest you request a room in a lesser populated area.(In all honesty, the walls are thin, and it is a motel...lol)

If you encounter any problems with your stay, I suggest you notify the front desk... If you treat them the way you want to be treated, they are very curteous and quick to task.

As for my name; When I requested a wake-up call, Tom Bodad woke me up the next morning, telling me that I just won Ten Million Dollars.... To excited to care, I sprung to my feet and started dancing.... All day I wondered if I heard that correctly... The next morning, however I payed attention to the rest... He said; ...Just kidding! But it is time to get up. Thanks for staying -.... BLAH!...BLAH!...BLAH!!!

Oh yeah!...lol... There was a big hole in the courtyard. It had a concrete linning and vaguely reminded me of a swimming pool, but I dont suggest bringing you trunks.

My husband and I stayed at this motel overnight, only, because both of us were so tired we had to find a place to stay. We didn't intend on staying at a motel, so we had to find a cheap place to stay.

It isn't a fancy motel if that's what you're looking for. It cost 52 something, so I knew we were going to get what we paid for.

Our room was upstairs facing the swimming pool and front office. I noticed on the way to our room they were cleaning the rooms that morning.

We had a little bit of trouble trying to get the key card to unlock our door on the first try. I figured it out and never had a issue with it again. You've got to slide it in, take it out, and turn the handle to open the door. You've got to sort of do it at a fast pace. You cannot leave the key card in and expect the door to open. When closing the door from the outside was another story. Not unless we couldn't figure out a better way of doing it. We had to turn the handle on the inside, hold it in place, grab the handle on the outside while still holding onto the handle inside, once we got the outside handle turned, we let go of the inside handle, then we closed the door and let go of the handle. Otherwise, our door wouldn't shut. Sounds too complicated, huh? lol

Our room was clean, but small. Our bed was against a wall. I cannot stand that. I didn't care though. After all, we just stayed overnight. The bed was too soft. I've got back problems. A very soft bed and I don't get along very well. UGH. Thank goodness for over the counter pain meds I had taken with me.

The cutains etc were outdated. They looked okay, although, our curtains had tiny holes you could barely see, but nothing to keep you curious if somebody could see in from the outside. At least it didn't make me feel that way. I estimate about 15 to 20 holes about as small as this zero > 0 was all over it. It allowed a little bit of light at night on the wall our bed was against. Not enough to keep you awake at night though. It sort of looked like stars on the wall. lol

Our bathroom had just a shower for those of you that prefer a hot bath. I cannot say if all rooms have just a shower. I assume they're all that way. I didn't ask. The water was HOT! So, they've got hot water. Nothing like hot water.

Around 8 or 9 p.m. my husband and I went to a store about a block or so from the motel. When we returned and got out of our car, a man approached us and asked if we'd like to buy some crawfish. I've got no clue where the crawfish was he was trying to sell. If any. I assume it was behind where we parked, because he had pointed in that direction. Where it was hardly lit by lights at night. I kept walking indicating to my husband to tell him no. Once we got in our room I said, he may have been trying to sell crawfish, then again he may have been talking about something else in another term we haven't heard yet. lol Either that or he was up to no good.

The location was so so and I've got a pretty good judgement about my surroundings. I wouldn't get caught roaming alone at night at this place or without somebody watching me.