Motel 6

If you are paying less than $ 30 for a hotel room, you know damn well what you are getting.
The last time I was here there was a crazy black dude running around the parking lot yelling at everyone. He had drawn a number of «pictures» for the lady at the desk and was happily curating a playlist on his phone and singing and talking to everyone that walked in the door. «Hey man, I love you.»
The room only has one chair. Because you better not be bringing a woman here unless you first met her at Arby’s.
No tub, just a shower. Free internet, but all bathroom items (shampoo, etc.) are sold through vending machines at check-​in counter. There is, unsurprisingly, no lobby. A sign taped to the counter clarifies the motel’s policy on cash payments (though credit/​debit cards are accepted).
The TV is old af… the kind that is about as deep as it is wide (18″) and was sold for about $ 200 in the early 2000s. As I write this review, there seems to be a semi-​translucent stain on the tv screen anyway – residue of soda? Jizz? And I don’t want to imagine the unspeakable acts which have been committed upon this bed.

I just booked this Motel 6 for two nights. I am traveling with my two young sons and we plan on seeing the great sites around this area. I have always had great luck with Motel 6. I have heard nightmares about some of their locations but luckily I have never had any problems. I was blown away by the price of this motel. On the Motel 6 website it said they just reopened this location so I am hoping to find nice clean rooms and hopefully without the noisy prostitute activity I read on the other reviews here. YIKES!!! I will also be sure to NOT stay in the haunted room #232 thanks to the review by Pleydian! I will rate this room after my stay and hopefully provide some photos for the next travelers. I gave it three stars WITHOUT staying here yet. I just thought I would start of neutral because of the great price.

Room 232 is haunted, so bring your paranormal hunting gear. Read about my experience by searching google for «Room 232 at Motel 6 in Sierra Vista, AZ is haunted»

I stayed at this Motel 6 for 4 days with my 2 small dogs. I’m not sure why there are bad reviews of this place as I was very happy here; I met several people who said they stayed here regularly when coming to the base to see relatives or driving to the border. The staff was courteous & the room was ready when I checked in early. No problems at night with excessive noise, odors in room & housekeeping was always available & location is convenient to shopping area. If you have AARP you get 10% discount & free internet. I’ve found with these reviews that there are always those who expect everything for nothing & those of us who travel often have a different perspective from someone who travels less than 3 times a year. Would recommend this place to anyone who wants a reasonably priced place to stay and has pets.

I guess for $ 42 a night you have to expect raucous sex in the next room, right? I was appalled at the loudness and very uncomfortable. What if I’d had kids with me?! Hotel needs to step it up with their prostitution problem! Don’t bring kids, if you do, make sure to get a room with two beds to avoid next door loud hourly «customers». NEVER staying here again!

This hotel was EXTREMELY clean. It’s very plain — no frills — but, for $ 40 (INCLUDING tax), it was a great value. I just needed a clean, quiet place to sleep, and I got that. Plus, they don’t charge a pet fee. The front desk staff was extremely pleasant, both when I checked in at night, and when I checked out in the morning. I would stay here again without any hesitation. I wish they had a Motel 6 just like this one everywhere I go!

YIKES!!! We got a room and ask for non-​smoking. The first room we got smelled of smoke so bad that it took my breath away (and I smoke). We switch rooms and the second room was dirty with food crumbs on the floor. We could feel the wires and springs in the mattress. We did ask for a refund and they were very nice and gave it back immediately.

I don’t know where to start… we have 2 small dogs so we find ourselves at Motel 6 all across the country because of the lack of pet friendly establishments.
The first night we got here there was a prank call from another hotel phone to our room at 3 AM. It started to get cold so we switched the heater on and it only blew cold air, addressed that to the desk and there was nothing they could do about it. We ended up going to Wal-​Mart and buying hoodies and layered ourselves for bed.
No hot water… literally it was a invigorating experience. Then came the bed issue… I kept waking up with scrapes on my arms. One night I told my husband I thought there was a spring sticking out of the mattress. He told me I was imagining things. No sooner on the day that we go to move out, it was sticking completely out of the sheet.
There are no outlets and if you pay for an internet card, you can only use it on one device at a time. Oh and there was the time where I watched prostitutes solicit customers out of the back of the hotel when I would take the dogs out at night. Creepy.

It was clean, safe, quiet, friendly, and inexpensive. Based on value for dollar it is a total 5 star. We were not looking for a gym, free breakfast, or lobby to gather in. As a side note, internet is $ 3.50 purchased separately.

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.

I walked into a bad Frank Miller novella. As it happened, all the friggin’ hotels in Sierra Vista, AZ were booked so my company’s travel agency put me in a Motel 6. Oh dear god. For years I’ve joked about how hotels were overrated and that I’d be just fine staying at a Motel 6. You know, «We’ll leave the light on for you» and all that.
Seriously people. This place is horrible. More horrible than you could ever possibly imagine. Be it the blood stains on the towels, the dead (and dying) bugs all over the place, the prostitutes who solicit by knocking on random doors, the ex-​cons who work at the front desk, the stray screams of horror/​pain/​sex eminating through the paper thin walls, or the upside-​down ashtray that designates one’s room as «non-​smoking».
I don’t know why you’d ever find yourself in Sierra Vista, Arizona, and if you ever did find yourself in Sierra Vista, Arizona, I hope to god you realize where you are and flee post haste. But if you do, sir or madam, decide to stay in Sierra Vista, Arizona, please for the love of all that is holy, please. do not stay at the Motel 6.