Motel 6

Hubby came up for an event, I tagged along. He booked this room for Friday & Saturday nights.
Arriving before me, he checked in, got the key, set off to room 144, only to find it hadn’t been cleaned from the last guests. Clinton at the front desk, very polite young man, immediately set it to rights and had it cleaned for us.
I arrive an hour later and take note, the ‘queen bed’ is a full bed, advertised as queen and an annoying fly situation. About 30 flies buzzing around the room.
After getting the 2 extra pillows we order and a promise, the manager, Rosa, will deal with the ‘not a queen bed’ issue in the morning, it’s lights out.
Woke up early to more than double the flies in the room. Are they coming from the vents? No windows are open.
Attempted to take a shower, but there’s no hot water. Ok, let it run for a little longer, nope, stone cold, frigid water.
Okay, that’s it! At this point I’m wasting money.
I found a room for the SAME price at an Inn on 7^th st. through bookings. com.
Checked out with Martin at the front desk and cancelled Saturday nights stay, received a FULL refund. And Rosa, the manager, she was only available to the front desk by phone.

We are not sure what to say about the motel itself. However, my family was displaced by the lake County fire and they were staying at this hotel the entire week. While other hotels were jacking up the prices in order to take advantage of the people that were displaced, they never did. This alone is worth the five-​star Unilocal and I hope other people also appreciate what they did to not take advantage of these people and our family.

Was here three days and don’t think it deserves the poor rating. Very nice and helpful day clerk and manager ready to help right away. They are currently trying to put up many of the displaced people from the wildfires (which are far away), plus volunteer firefighters and didn’t increase the price. Room is remodeled. clean, no bugs (even though it is farm country), nice housekeepers. Paid WiFi but it is good. Clientele seem very nice. Feeling of a community that has come together to help each other. Lots of small swooping birds nearby. No harmless wolf spiders much to my and my cats disappointment. Not even a cricket. ;(

What a dump. I asked for a non smoking room. The first room they gave me stunk of smoke so bad you could smell it outside. I went back and ask for another room. I was told the room I was given was a non smoking but they would give me another. The second room was just as bad. 10 minutes after being there the fire alarm goes off. I should’ve left then. But I’d drove 800 miles and wanted to just sleep. I was awoken 2 more times throughout the night by the fire alarm. I called the front desk and was told that when the A/​C was on high it caused the fire alarm to go off. I will never stay at another Motel 6 again.

Missing many of the things you’d expect from a motel — shampoo, hair dryer, iron, etc., but there’s a pool, the room was clean, and the man at the front desk was quite friendly — oh and the room was only $ 50. Perfect for a road trip on a budget.
It’s a motel in a small town, don’t expect the Ritz Carlton.

It was a nice place to stay for two nights. The first day i found crickets or grasshopers but once we killed two seems ass they didnt want to be in our room haha another thing was the pool it had small bugs swimming in it but no biggy my kids had fun. Front dest personal great job friendly and respectful and cleaning service were outstanding, i left a shirt on the room and immediately ran after me and gave it to me not a bad motel. Just carry bug spray if you stay here lol

Horrible experience. We found tons of grasshoppers and a nasty spider. I asked for another room, they were out of rooms, he gave me back my refund. I did show the employee the picture of the spider, but he didn’t seem to care at all. I’m not sure what kind of spider it was but it was very big, white and furry. About 3 inches wide, with some black on it. I was surprise how they didn’t care at all, I’m only worried for the person who will be cleaning the room.

Motel 6 Williams CA
Well, I’ve stayed here several times. Its a Motel 6 and is affordable. I’ve been a little leery of staying here again, last time there was a massive, scary fight in the room above me, and though several people called the office, I don’t think the police were ever called.
The pros: there are some good restaurants in walking distance. I sat at the pool one evening and enjoyed the sunset and balmy weather.
The cons: poorly insulated rooms so if you get the freeway side, you’ll hear the traffic all night.

I’ve stayed at more than a few Motel 6s’ for their value and pet-​friendliness, so I’m no stranger to the franchise. I chose this location as it was a solid halfway point for my regular Los Angeles to Portland trip, and I had left so late that day that I needed to stay the night.
It’s not the nicest Motel 6 I’ve stayed at, as my room had not been updated with the more modern bathrooms that some locations have (it appeared that this Motel 6 was undergoing renovations through many of the rooms during my stay). The room was very basic, with the cleanliness being an 8 out of 10, but for cable, a shower, and pet-​friendliness, I’m not complaining.
It’s no-​frills accommodations, but anyone who is really expecting much more than that should stay someplace else. For $ 40 a night it’s a good value.

Got a room walked in and found all the bedding balled up on the floor. There was a strong odor of urine in the room. It had obviously not been cleaned. Went to the office and got another room It was very run down. The heater fan had to be run on high or it made a loud vibrating noise. You have to pay extra for Wifi. I will not stay here again. I would recommend the Econo Lodge next door. It is so much nicer for just a few dollars more. They have free wifi.

I asked for a non-​smoking room but was giving a smoking room. When I went to the front desk to change rooms, the employee told me that all the non-​smoking rooms were sold out.
The heat did not work, there was no hot water, and the tv screen was broken.
I again asked to change rooms, since it was 30 degrees out and i needed heat, and i wanted to take a shower. I was told that I could not change rooms more than once. Since it was 1 am, I just said EFF IT and went to bed.
My cat got fleas from staying here for 6 hours.
I will not pay to stay in any motel 6 crap hole again.

Was warned not to have the door open as the mosquitos may come in at night. Open the door. they’re already here. Squished up against the walls, the headboard, flying around the room. So I’m up now smashing them before I go to bed. Disappointing even for a cheap room.

Sitting in the parking lot of this Motel 6 after paying for a room at another motel and being greatly disappointed upon arrival, I read the reviews just to get an idea of what we were walking into. I was terrified and ready to brave the night in a dirty, dingy, stinky place.
We opened the door to our room and a crisp cool breeze welcomed us. I walked in to see clean walls and carpet. Signature Motel 6 bed covers and a bright bathroom. Breath of relief!
There was a mostly used roll of bath tissue and no spare in sight. The rack in the mini fridge showed some early signs of rust. We literally just needed a place to sleep and only spent 6 hours there.
Motels are never my preference, but in a pickle I’d be glad to stay here again after some of the motels I’ve seen. After all, hat’s what motels are for. A place to stop and rest and then be on your way for cheap. This location served its purpose. Thank you Motel 6.

Look i am not used to crappy roadside motels but on the way home from a fishing trip this place was fine. Its not a hotel, it a motel. Don’t expect much, but if you need a place to stay at 11pm and you dont want to spend alot of money go here.

I would stay here again if there was nothing around for thousands of miles… in a word… YUCK!!!

I am trying this place out thinking its Motel 6 and Motel 6 is a chain. Well. I am on week 1 out of 5 weeks for business travel and so far. I think next trip I will stay somewhere else. Looks nice on the outside, but you can hear every single noise around you and there is no microwave or fridge… and the smell is HORRIBLE. Will check for refund and then never stay here again! I understand you get what you pay for, but damn.

Had to pay for wi fi. When I went to my room there was a poor WiFi signal. Changed rooms, the new room smelled like a meth lab. The front desk area smelled like a caveman’s nut sack. Room was hot, with no ac. Small TV. Better bring your own pillow, the bad boys that they supply are horrible.

This place is kinda sketchy. THere were dead bugs all over the place when I checked in, but I guess you can’t blame a place for being in the middle of a field full of bugs. I got my room, got my WiFi code and settled down.
I do not believe you can legally call the flat pieces of fabric they supplied pillows, but alas, that was what they expected you to use. The comforter was in pretty bad shape. No bedbugs, from what I saw or felt, and I always check.
The place is grotty, but for what I had my my pocket, the tv worked, the internet was kinda fast, and I made it out in one piece!

I have two phobias: dentistry and small towns. So given that, I was already pretty nervous when I was checking in because oh my god does Williams embrace its small-​townishness. Bonus was that it was right around Halloween, so local places were going out of their way to dress up an already creepy town into further creepiness.
Still, I was disappointed in this hotel. Small things, like not having soap or those tiny bottles of shampoo were irritating. The toilet paper was almost gone in a small reminder that many many butts have sat nude on this seat before yours.
The biggest complaint I have is that the walk to the furthest point of the second floor of the motel is creepy as hell. It wasn’t well-​lit, it was facing a dark void of nothing and I was sweating bullets and suffering an overactive imagination by the time I got into my room.
That said, there wasn’t anything gross or negligent and for such a low price (around $ 40), it was fair. However, I stayed in Oroville, CA on the trip back home and had a much, much more pleasant experience.