The overall stay was ok but the bed was a bit high off the ground and had bugs of some sort. It advertise coffee in rm bu no coffee pot in room and no toilet paper and went to office and couldnt get none had to buy my own toilet paper to clean my rear for 45 dol. U get what upay for and it smelled of smoke in a non smoking room and office very sassy

I'm not picky, so long as it's not in a dangerous part of town. I'm willing to save a five bucks over a the low budget national chain. Compared to other budget motels I've stayed at in this range, this was good. The surprise was room had a microwave and cooler. There was a coffee pot with sealed coffee pouches on the counter. The bed was very comfortable for me, and I am used to sleeping on an air mattress. The pillows were thin but in new condition. The rug was dark colored, hard to tell how clean. One light bulb missing, possibly was taken. WiFi signal in the motel as well as from two nearby motels.

$75 for 2 seniors. Dirty carpet, mold around bathtub, bathroom door would not close as it had been yanked off the hinges at some point, heat wouldn't come on until owner brought tools over and "fixed it". We flipped the deadbolt for security since we were right on the street, and the owner had to come and let us out of the door the next morning. Thank goodness there was no fire or emergency, as we were locked in tight. I'd rate this place - gross!

My Mom (86) and I (50) were going to Motel 6 and the $42 night and AAA sign caught our eye. That rate is for one person in a single double bed room and I would suspect that there is only 1 or 2 of them available. Our rate for 2 people in 2 double beds was $59 plus tax a night = $64. The reason I go to Motel 6 is that it is clean and a standard of quality. I'm surprised this is an AAA motel. It's got to be a 1 star. Road noise, old soft beds. Ok, nice refrig, microwave and TV. Breakfast is 1/4 muffin, hot water for oatmeal, hot choc, or tea and coffee with some oranges and banana.