I was returning to Baton Rouge late last Saturday evening (June 6). I had thought I would drive all the way to Baton Rouge, but I became really tired. I was passing through Baytown, took the exit, and saw the Motel 6. Generally, I do not stay at Motel 6, but the outside looked just fine and it was in a great location. I went in, and the clerk told me the rooms were recently renovated, including new mattresses. I decided to say and I am so glad I did. I could not believe how nice the room was. Everything was immaculately clean and fresh. The wood-effect flooring was great and such a nice change from carpeting and the basin in the bathroom was great . But the best surprise was how wonderfully comfortable the bed was. Also, the flat screen TV and cable offerings were an added bonus. From now on, as I travel, I will look a newly renovated Motel 6. I could not believe that I was in a Motel 6. It was truly a bargain and I could not ask for more!

Stayed here while traveling through. Not bad. Price was dirt cheap so I had my suspicions, but was perfect for what we needed...weary travelers who needed a clean place to crash for the night and get on the road the next day. Nothing special, but you get what you pay for: no breakfast, etc. No problem for pet travelers (no fees, etc). The website lists incorrect directions if you are going there. I cant remember exactly what the exit number is, but for discussion sake let's say it is exit # X. Well, Exit # X doesn't exist if you are westbound on I-10, only eastbound. When you miss it, then decide to exit on the frontage road to double back, DO NOT stay on the westbound frontage road to the hotel. Get back on I-10 eastbound and take the appropriate exit. (the reason is because the frontage road becomes a mandatory U-turn and spits you back out where you initially exit.) I know this is confusing, so to avoid it yourself, call the motel. Trust me, at around midnight after all day driving, I wish I would have.

I have stayed at Motel 6 in my travels many times, although always clean- they were always average, offering the basic motel accommodations, so I have never taken the time to write about one- until now.
Whatever chain this property was originally built as, it has some great business traveler features, and Motel 6 has kept it fresh and appealing.
I really was surprised to see a work station on the wall where there is typically a long low 4 to 6 drawer dresser in most motels, with the TV sitting on it. This is in addition to the typical square table that I usually end up using as a desk. The fact there is an outlet and shelves also was a nice touch.
The paint and carpet are fairly new, and the vanity has its own alcove, with a door separating it to the bathroom
I would recommend this motel to anyone doing business in the Baytown area