We stayed 2 nights on a work layover with our dog and it was great. Cleanest room I've ever seen. You can't beat $49 (+ tax) per night (sun-th I believe). Room had a desk w/chair and fridge. AC was ice cold. Staff was super friendly. The housekeeper, Judy deserves a raise those rooms were so clean. And Alicia at the front desk was super friendly and most efficient. We had a lovely conversation. Definitely stay here if you're in town.

We were headed for our traditional Super 8, but it looked so bad we settled for the Motel 6 next door. Our room was plain and unadorned (ala Motel 6 style) and loaded with flies (morning desk clerk said they were common this time of year) and highway noise rarely settled down. TV system difficult to navigate. We slept well, but it had been a long day.

It's a bare bones hotel; messed up our reservation but fixed it; the rooms were clean; beds ok; nice shower pressure; very small towels; had to pay for internet; the amenities they show on this site are all wrong

its a Motel 6... but its clean and staff went above and beyond. Phil personally helped me out with a minor medical emergency when my blood sugar dropped. He kept me talking till he was sure I was okay! I would stay again in a heartbeat!

This is a place that is undergoing renovation. Picked because of the high rating and was sadly disappointed. The motel has outside entry to the rooms and our room faced north. As it was only in the 20s- 30s, it was more than slightly cold. The first room was nicely renovated with a newer heating system but unfortunately it did not live up to the name of heating. The second room did get warmer but was an older room where you met in the middle of the bed. The front desk staff was nice and accommodating when told how cold the first room was.

Need I say more. Every motel was booked in the city. Soccer tournaments weddings etc. It smelt dirty. I had my young living essential oils with me so I sprinkled them on the bed so the room would smell better. Took a shower and came out to find bed bugs crawling on the bed. Freaked outed and grappled the suit cases and went to the front desk and asked for a refund. Ended up sleeping in the truck that night. Glad I had my oils or we would not have known until it was too late and would have taken them home with me. The room was regularly $150 and they gave it to us for $115. What is this world coming too. Disgusting room at a high price. It was room 134. Totally turned off of traveling

Pet friendly. Comfortable bed. Decent shower. Wi-Fi $2 extra. No breakfast. 88f and A-C didn't work. One bedside light didn't work. Hi Def TV, but it took half an hour just to figure out where even CBS, NBC ABC and Fox wee. No amenities like: shampoo, clock radio, 'fridge, microwave, hair drier. Extremely noisy; some woman was screaming just outside from 2230 hrr until almost 0400 hrr, then adjacent room had someone speaking at high volume before 0600 hrr. This motel is on a hill next to a busy road, so engine braking contributed to the loud cacophony. The grass was very nice for our dog. The staff was friendly. We would never stay here again, would rather sleep in our car. Worst value for cost.

I was very pleased with the help from the staff, particularly Phil & Alicia. Other front desk staff were helpful too, but I didn't get their first names. The room was adequate for the price. I had some difficulties with the wifi, that was one of the areas staff triedvto help with.

Everything else was booked in the city so... The room was relatively clean, except for a few bugs in the bathroom which granted it a higher than 1 star rating. The walls are paper thin and so all night you hear people talking outside, closing doors, and the nearby highway. That plus a crappy bed (with cigarette burns on the sheets) equals a bad night of sleep. There is also no wifi or shampoo or basically anything you would expect included. Easily the worst hotel I have ever stayed in.