Motel 6

Disgusting location. No hotels for a few miles so this was a last minute choice when needing to sleep on a long drive. They allow smoking in certain rooms which makes every room smell like smoke. I am highly allergic and had to sleep with my head under the sheets in order to breathe properly all night. Still barely slept because of it. Paid to lay in bed in pain due to allergies. Front desk area smells like cat piss. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!

Absolute dump. Don’t bother staying here. Very underwhelming. Dirty, old, not kept up. For a chain like Motel 6 it was very disappointing. Ugh.

I stayed at a Motel 6 the night before in St. Robert, MO and was very impressed. When I got to NM, I figured how could I go wrong? The staff were super friendly and the desk is open 24 hours. That’s were my 2 stars come from. The hallway floors seemed like they were going to give out at any moment and I’m a pretty lightweight adult. The room was alright at best. Something seemed a bit off, I just didn’t feel comfortable there. Beds weren’t comfortable (I had 2 to choose from). The tiles in the bathroom were all broken/​cracked. The toilet sat at an angle. The sink was outside the bathroom door. If it weren’t for my previous night’s stay, I wouldn’t have ventured in. With so many options, choose a different place. Glad I was only there for 8 or 9 hours total. Staff-​you guys are still great. The whole building just needs a renovation or a wrecking ball.

All I wanted was any cheap place to stop for the night on our disastrous journey from Oklahoma City to San Jose. For what we paid I was expecting a dumpy and dirty room. I was too exhausted to notice much that night, but when we got up and left in the morning, I notice that it was actually quite a nice hotel; the sort that one would pay quite a bit of money for if it were in an urban area. But perhaps I should have expected it to be a nice place after being surprised by the standards of Motel 6 in the past. They left the light on for us.

This semi-​dump used to be a Days Inn, so that’s why it has no resemblence to any normal Motel 6. Yeah you can survive here for a night or two, but they have a bizzarre way of setting up the smoking and non-​smoking rooms. Right across the hall from the non-​smoking rooms is .you guessed it– the smoking rooms. So that translates into smoke wafing across the hall into the other rooms. This place is a bit overpriced for this little town. Why do I pay $ 50 here and $ 29 in Las Vegas right next to the strip? It’s days Inn prices at the motel 6. Steer clear of the coffee machine, but the free Wifi (i’m guessing they just included the wifi in the hotel room fee) is fast. Some employees look questionable too, so keep that door locked and loaded.

snow flurries on I-​40 going West from Amarillo, TX turned into a freak snow storm,
, and using my the ATT navigator iPhone4 App found this place while in the 40mph white-​out conditions after calling about four en-​route. it was the best deal for 42 bucks for one night for one person with WiFi, two beds, large tub/​shower, cable, fresh bedding and clean, new towels located just off I-​40. This was a godsend after a dicey day of driving conditions.

This was a great Motel 6 with a decent rate. The room was a big larger than most Motel 6 rooms and had a full bath shower instead of the typical corner shower that is cramped and tight. If you’re driving through Albuquerque and want to stay away from the city, this is a great location and only 30 minutes from the city.