I recently started training and showing a German Shepherd. That means that she and I take frequent road trips. As a result, I am getting more and more familiar with Motel 6s. There is in fact, a big difference between them. This one was middle of the road. This was our second night of a 41 night motel 6 tour. We went all the way from Atlanta to San Fransisco and back. This one was typical. Not one of the bad ones, not one of the good ones...in the middle of the pack. It isn't a Ritz Carlton, but it costs $40 so what are you expecting.

We were only looking for a place for the night on a long drive, arriving near midnight to go to sleep, waking and hitting the road. For this, the hotel was a good, cheap option. The room was quite large with a refrigerator. No alarm clock but a bright time display on the cable box. No shampoo, which we know know is standard for this chain but the did have a small old bottle at the front desk. Our tissue holder was empty. The room seemed clean. The bed was a bit hard. But for the price it was fine. Close to the highway and gas stations. Small microwave in lobby with coffee and tea available.

this was such a pleasant surprise. By far, the nicest Motel 6 we have ever stayed at. The room was large, well decorated, clean, refrig, and totally pleasant. The staff was pleasant, kind and anxious to please. Other Motel 6 could take some tips from this one. Would go back in a minute.

I stayed in this hotel, which is now Motel 6 a couple times now. It's the basic of basics for the money. Because it used to be a Days Inn, there are a few amenities left behind you don't find at some other Motel 6's. They do allow pets and did not charge me.There is no food what-so-ever, but there is a nice family friendly restaurant next door. The owner (Chris?) was very nice, the food was real good and the price adequate. The only down sides I observed was there is a bad smell when you walk in the first set of doors and they don't open early enough for travelers who like to start their day early.