We have stayed in several Motel 6's throughout the US. As we all know they are plain and simple, but are usually clean and maintained. This one is not...it needs to be remodeled and cleaned. The halls are very dirty, the outside glass doors are cloudy from dirt and handprints. The rooms were in need of a thorough cleaning, the outside door security boxes do not work well, and an odor is present when entering the motel. I suggest finding another motel and paying the difference...it will be worth it.

Our non-smoking room smelled of smoke and the beds were uncomfortable. The washroom was small with small bath towels and no shampoo or hair dryer. The lobby was smelly. The staff were friendly, though. This motel was no different from most cheap motels.

I stayed here as I had a very early flight out of Rochester. Only needed the motel for a few hours to shower and sleep. I arrived at around 1:45 AM. It took a good 10 minutes to check me in. I had reserved the room throught the internet, not I should have just had to show my credit card and sign. was asked to show ID, then it took a while to process the credit card, then the clerk asks me to fill out my vehile information. This should be more efficent. On the way to the room, saw some shady characters lurking about. It really did not bother me. But maybe for a single woman, it may. The room, was fairly clean, but could have used a vacuuming. The bathroom was clean, plenty of hot water, but no amenities such as shampoos or hair dryer, but for the price, which was half of the surrounding places, I can't complain. . They do not have a clock in the room, I knew Motel 6's don't have one, so I brought was own.

For a short overnight stay that is cheap and you don't care about frills, this will work.

I made a reservation on the basis of other reviewer's recommendations, and I have to say that I was shocked by the mildew smell, fire code violations, and misrepresentations made by the staff and owners of the motel. First, I arrived at 2:00 a.m. and despite my fatigue my first response to the room was, "what a dump!" The window treatments (I hesitate to call them "curtains") were broken, and the room reeked of mildew. The smoke detector, in our "non-smoking" room was covered with a plastic bag (so that smokers could smoke undetected) and contained, viola! an ashtray, no doubt so that I could conveniently both violate basic safety codes and ruin my health at the same time. My husband and I returned to our room, on what should have been our second night, only to find an inch of filthy water in the bathtub, a bathroom that had not been cleaned, and a bed that had not even been made. I reported the same to the staff, who appeared concerned, but did nothing to address the problem I quickly called the new Holiday Inn Express on Monroe, and checked out.
I should also point out that although the rooms are advertised as containing "dataports," they in fact supply nothing more than ordinary phone jacks. This motel is a firetrap, a mold-infested health hazard, and I strongly recommend that the Rochester Department of Health conduct a quick investigation.