well i saw that on the internet. i thought it would have microwave and ice box and even though it is non-smoking area..it shouldn't be smelling like smoke in the restroom and my entirer room. honestly i don't like it. i mean it's cheap and all but at least have like a microwave and an ice box in the room...but i guess...what do i expect for room that is cheap huh? i mean the house-keeping are nice but...just disappointed when the room is non-smoking area but still yet smell like smoking room. Seriously it was like the whole night ...i can still smell the smoke. yeah that's how bad it is..even i opened the window still smell like someone smoking that's bad..yeah speaking for myself. so anyway good luck on finding the hotels u looking to stays in for ur vacation..Aloha!

This motel is just gross. I really hate every Motel 6 in the USA. The name "Motel 6" means low-budget, noisy, dirty, creepy place to park your sorry, tired carcass for the night when every other place in town is booked. You will have a better night's stay if you injure yourself and spend the night in the hospital.

This particular Motel 6 is no exception. We should have left the lights off...then we wouldn't have seen the rank carpet, saggy bed, flat pillows and stained toilet seat. This motel smells like cigarettes and is noisier than a city subway all night long. I am surprised we didn't come out of that place with the plague or hanta virus, it's so rank and vermin-infested. No breakfast, no internet. Words cannot express how terrible this place really is. It is conveniently located...along with about a dozen other less scary motels.

This has to be the worst and I will be contacting Motel 6 for a refund...

We booked here for a group and as the group coordinator, it was very embarrassing. This hotel should ocnvert to a homeless shelter and even in that case, it is substandard.

The blankets had cigarette holes in the, there was no hair dryer to be used, we asked for the group to be put together and we were all over the property. We have older members who needed downstairs and the management argued with us over their placement. There shower stalls accomodate a person who is 5 foot and under and less than 140 pounds.

You were given one pillow that had no substance to it at all, and 3 towels for a family of 4. Those three towels were a hand towel, wash cloth and a bathmat. We had to ask for additional toilet paper as when we walked in there was 1/4 of a roll left.

Find somewhere else to stay, but if you are a drug dealer looking to make a deal, this is the perfect place. How do I know? That was also going on over our head all night.

Not family friendly, not kid family ...YUCK!

We had stopped in Sierra Vista to get a room for the night. Every hotel we went to didn't have rooms available. And then we saw the Motel 6. In hindsight I guess our warning should have been that although every other hotel in the town was booked solid, Motel 6 wasn't, and there had to be a reason. That night was fairly chilly. We entered our room and a wall of heat hit us. It felt like we had walked into an oven. Someone had turned the heat up in that room full blast. There was no air conditioning, so we couldn't cool down the room. We tried leaving the window and door open, but there was no breeze--not to mention this is a safety issue! Also, this hotel has the dirtiest carpet I've ever seen. We returned to the reservation desk and told the woman we
weren't staying. She refused to credit us for the room and refused to even look at the room to see for herself why we were dissatisfied. She then told us we had been up in the room for nearly two hours, when it had been 30 minutes (so much for our good faith effort to try and air out the room!). We later found out that there was a military conference taking place in Sierra Vista that week and that's why all the other hotels were booked. I think it's very telling that the military personnel didn't stay there with their families.