Although a bargain, this motel is very rough - the rooms aren't particularly clean and smelled of smoke and dog. Check in took forever despite the lovely lady behind the counter. Seemed like a dodgy student hook up motel and not faith instilling seeing the state trooper do loops of the parking lot.

stayed here a while on business. It is adequate, was clean enough, and it was a bargain. The room was typical Motel 6, no frills. You have to pay for internet which would be ok--but half the time it isnt working. With so many travellers today needing wifi tokeep in touch, this is a serious defect.
The staff at the front desk were mostly pleasant, helpful, and kind. My experiences with them were very postive. However, avoid at all costs the desk clerk named Ruby. Ruby loves having a little power, and uses it. Very negative, will automatically say no to anything. She loves to make things hard for others, which is not a good trait in a desk clerk. I learned very quickly to avoid her, and deal with the more congenial staff members. One day I was in line behind an 80 year old man with a wife in a wheel chair, and listened to Ruby degrade and humiliate him for asking what seemed to be perfectly ordinary questions. Another time in front of numerous customers, she announced to one and all that the other workers there did not do their job, she was the only worker in the place, and that the management did not know how to properly manage the hotel. Very poor example of a Motel 6 employee, and one that does not belong there.

I expect Motel 6 to be basic, even worn, but clean. This place was dirty -- really dirty! Stains on the bedspread, mold in the toilet, dried mud/sludge on the bathroom floor, broken lock -- gross! I was too tired last night to deal with it. I left in the morning without showering.

Motel 6 is a cheap motel. Therefore, don't expect amenities like free wifi, toiletries abound, and big towels. They have to make money somehow. The motel did exactly what I needed it to do: give rest to a weary traveler, on the cheap. I'm not there to be pampered, I'm there to sleep. Mission accomplished.