Motel 6

They need a new front desk lady. The Spanish lady there is rude, that’s why the rating is low, you guys should take that in to consideration. And BTW the sheets are nasty also the bed/​bed bugs they have that in the «non smoking room»

It is a modest hotel near good to rest the trip airport but not for more place smelled strongly of chlorine but is that better than it smells damp or dirty give two star what I miss is an iron because of him I’ll have to hir rumpled lol

Looking for Capable, Competent, Courteous Service? Look ANYWHERE Else!
I’ve never before written a 1-​star review…
and honestly tend to discount them as perennially dissatisfied folks
who regularly complain about anything — or nothing.
I can’t honestly say anything about the facility beyond the front desk –
which was physically about what you’d expect for a less-​than-​2-​star average review:
a typical aging, run-​down facility close to the airport, sadly short on cleanliness
but, hey, no dead animals in the lobby…
But that was as far as we got.
Full disclosure:
Had booked the room only that afternoon, via Travelocity (OK, now, sadly, Expedia,)
and had a written confirmation on smartphone
but desk manager refused to let us check until SHE received written confirmation, too.
Urgently explained that we’d flow nearly a thousand miles for an event
starting in 90 minutes but Expedia had botched the reservation,
Asked if I could please submit my credit card temporarily as a «guarantee.»
No luck «We’re trying to reach Expedia now by mobile since our land lines are out.»
I offered to call myself to try to get through to Expedia’s «Customer Service» in Manila,
even offered to video how hard her trainee was trying to reach them
on her personal cell phone but kept getting dropped.
«If you try to video here I’ll call the police.» Stunned, I simply asked why.
«OK, I’m cancelling your reservation and you can deal with them to try and get a refund.»
(Yes, this IS on video — I was so stunned I hadn’t shut it off yet.)
«Well, could you at least recommend somewhere nearby
– we have a 5:15AM flight out tomorrow–
and write and sign something showing we at least showed up so we don’t get a ‘No-​Show’?»
«I’m not signing anything and I’m calling the police to get you off my property.»
We left, very disappointed in Motel 6 for the first time
(after dozens of satisfied visits over the past 35 years,)
booted Google Maps, checked reviews like this and quickly found
a newer, cleaner, even less expensive place –
the Knights Inn in Tukwilla, where we changed for our event and only missed the first hour.
–Brian B (Not forever turned off on Motel 6 but now skeptical about the future)

This is the worst hotel experience I have had period. The lach to the window is broken. We are on the ground floor but cannot lock our window.
The air-​conditioned does not work. Simple solution, move us to another room. The girl at the desk will not move us because the manager who is also the repair man and the shuttle operator must make this decision and he is at the airport.
I am travelling with my 90 year old dad who has come to Seattle to see his doctor, but the girl at the front desk will not move us…
I won’t talk about the floor which is fake wood and rolls up…
Worse than zero!

Arrived to no power or hot water. But thats not their fault… i understand weather can not be controlled. Butttttttt… The odor the broken windows? The cigarette burns in the blankets and sheets isnt acceptable for 80 a night. The loitering of what looks to be drug addicts. All bad. The girl at the front desk was nice atleast. I was in hurry when i booked. Never again ! 1 star bruh. Room looked like it could have potential but yea… :(

Worst night ever, between the fucking and moaning and the yelling and screaming how is anyone to sleep.
Thought they ran off all the working girls and there pimps when they remodelled, well there back.
Think I might sleep better in my vehicle.
Why say more? The a/​c unit filter don’t look like its been cleaned in a year. The towel box in the bathroom looks like its seen better days. The bathroom smells of fungi aka mold. Room 257.
And parking like this picture. I moved my vehicle so it wouldn’t get hit as people squeezed between to get out by the end near door number 5.

Dirty, sticky, gross! Smells like weed, burn holes in sheets, cigarettes in sink, POOP in hallway!!! Utterly disgusting…

My family and I needed a quick semi-​affordable place to stay for a week, we requested a non-​smoking room but received a smoking room. Upon requesting a new room, we were told there was no vacancy.
The beds were uncomfortably small, not fit to accommodate two averaged sized people per bed. Our bedding was seemingly burnt repeatedly by a chain smoker, on the plus side you don’t need to worry about getting too hot at night because there were enough holes to keep you ventilated.
The building my family and I were in suffered a massive power outage, without keeping the fan on at night you can hear everyone. This one night in particular a black woman was arguing with multiple men, and within hours after that was having sex with each of them in separate rooms. We had the joy of having to listen to a prostitute bang everyone, after she was finished with her sexual marathon one of the men was drunk and returned to her room demanding money, a woman in a neighboring room stepped out and told them to shut up or she’d call the police, a brawl broke out and they were all arrested.
To make everything worse, we had a permanent resident who was living above our room. Every night between 7:00 PM — 8:00 PM they’d get back into their room shuffling everything around, and I’m not making this up they’d be stumbling around, running around and tripping until about 6:00 AM the following morning.
If you need to stay there, don’t stay in room 161.

Absolutely hands down the worst establishment I have ever stayed at. I should have turned away right when I saw where I was supposed to check in, but I figured a four hour nap before my flight took off wouldn’t be an issue. Why spend over $ 100 to stay around the airport when it was only for a few hours?
I would rate this place negative stars if I could.
I highly advise you NOT to stay here for your own safety!!! The walls are paper thin, the entire place reeks of marijuana, you can hear people yelling and fighting in every hallway. One of the bolts on the door of the connecting room was completely gone, so only one measly lock held it in place. The floors were sticky and smelled horrible.
After getting sort of comfortable and remaining above the sheets of the bed, which also looked like someone had been laying in it, I dozed off. I was woken up an hour later by some woman screaming and banging on my door, saying she was going to go after the people that had messed with us and me if I didn’t «F***ing come out.» To come out or else.
She left screaming down the hallway after she’d woken up all the other people down the hallway, still trying to find the person she was originally looking for. I remained wide awake for the last two hours of my stay, too afraid to call the front desk in case anyone heard me and came back.
I heard many other terrifying noises and threats within those last two hours.
Besides the people that seem to frequent this place being unsafe, the building itself is not equipped to actually protect anyone. Again, please don’t stay here for your own safety.

Room is updated for a motel very modern. Clean, no mini fridge though if you plan on having an extensive stay. Staff isn’t too friendly in person or over phone. There is no elevator so you must lug your belongings up the stairs yourself. Also a few outside doors are broken and do not work with any room keys so you must walk through front entrance each time.

I should have listened to the other reviewers when they said to steer clear, But I thought, could it be that bad? Oh, it was. To begin, no one answered at the front desk when we arrived at the airport — I had to call three times, and it rang for a solid two minutes. I only stayed on because it was a free shuttle — when I finally got ahold of someone, she said it’s a ten Minute cab ride but the shuttle would be 25. We took the cab, But she made it clear she wasn’t going to reimburse us.
I have traveled extensively, and please believe when I say that this was the first time I have ever feared for my safety at a hotel. The first person we encountered was twitching and pacing outside the lobby. Then rushed in to have a hushed conversation with the front desk girl. She told her to come back in a few and helped us… there was a very large security guard in the lobby as well, which immediately made me very nervous. We trekked to the back building, which was completely unsecured and had broken door locks. We pulled our bags up a flight of stairs as there is no elevator.
The room wasn’t too bad, except it looked like a prison cell. The bed pillowcases looked slept on and the comforter had cigarette burns through it. I felt so uneasy that I put my suitcase in front of both doors (it was an adjoining suite) and left the light on all night.
The next morning, housekeeping banged on the door at 930– an hour and a half before checkout — and kept repeatng «you check out. «when we finally checked out, there was no one at the desk to take the keys.
Do bout stay here — for your own sanity!

Check in, and lady claims there’s no shuttle before 5am. Waiting for over priced third party shuttle pickup outside 3am, night shift tells us the shuttle goes every hour. Thanks night shift lady, you the real MVP. Figure it out management.

I’d never stayed in a Motel 6 before, but found it better than expected. Let’s be clear: it’s not going to put the George V in Paris out of business, but the receptionist was friendly and efficient, despite finding no record of my reservation. The room was spartan and funky/​modern, in a sort of Dutch youth hostel way, and clean. The parking was free, although the wifi cost $ 3.00. The clientele was a mixed bag ranging from suburban families with kids to doltish young men with what looked like homemade tattoos. Now I’m not planning on signing up for Motel 6 frequent lodger membership, but it really wasn’t bad and the price was quite reasonable by Seattle’s insane standards.

Where do i start coming back from the M’s game the motel did not seem safe hall doors were held open by water bottles and or bath towels. Halls smelled like cigarette smoke room was clean bed cover had cigarette burns. All i did was take a shower and drove home without rest.
So I pretty much wasted my money

I wish I could give this place zero stars. never in my life have I nearly immediately walked out of a place because of how disgusted I was.
as soon as my fiancée and I rolled up, there were shady people lurking the parking lot. we entered the hotel and it reeked of marijuana smoke, and as we walked our dogs, a group of even shadier people came buy and started hanging out in the parking lot and smoking/​drinking. we didn’t spend a total of 5 minutes in the room before I charged back downstairs and asked for a full refund, which they did honour. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS.

When we reserved the room online it stated «microwave and refrigerator in room». Checked in. NEITHER. Called front desk… «Oh –that room– doesn’t come equipped with either». On the vanity there was a bottle of shampoo, body wash, razor, loofa and on top of the clothes hanger rack were shorts and underwear. Uh «front desk»… «Is this someones room». «Oh out apologies, that was overlooked by house keeping». REALLY??? Skip it people!!!

The room had a very strong bleach smell to it when we first walked in had to open the window to air it out, the switch plate in the bathroom was broken off and barley hanging on the wall, the floors are lament to look like hard wood and they are very stickie, light from hall way comes in through the bottom of the dooor, pillows are those small square things that are way to soft. The shower is smaller than a closet and water would leek out all over the bathroom floor, it took any where from 10 to 15 min for the water to get hot. TV channels where fuzzy. Oh and it is a very noisy place.

Paper thin walls and ceilings ensured that I was repeatedly woken up through the night.
The sheets had what looked like food stains on them.

I had made my reservations through expedia so I’m not sure who’s to blame here. I came in and checked in, and come to find out, they gave my room away to someone else. Didn’t even check if the phone numbers matched or not. The other customer didn’t want to sort it out and I don’t blame him I guess. Took nearly half an hour to give me another room.
Doors are all propped open so anyone can walk in. Staff made it harder than what it had to be to check in. Not coming back to this motel 6 at all.

Apparently this motel has some issues with double-​booking rooms. Being a woman, I don’t open the door to strange men, especially one that is trying to open my door. Then a woman tried to open the door, and when asked who she was, she screams and demands to know who we are and why we were in the room. We told her we thought she had the wrong room and she continues to yell at us through the door, telling us she was the manager and demanding to see our receipt!
I have never been treated so rudely by someone in my life! If we had been asleep, she would have just forced her way in and who know what would have happened!
DO NOT STAY HERE!!!
Addendum:
Went to front desk to check out immediately. Manager wouldn’t come out, we received NO apology, and we are having difficulty getting a refund. (We have been here less than 12 hours)