Staff was nice sweet helpful

Crack heads up all night , ac hardly got cold , room was falling apart , sheets sand blankets looked dirty cigarette holes everywhere ,

Parking

Rooms smelled like cigarettes, the first room we were given the lights flickered on and off so we had to get a different room. Shower curtains were not long enough so water leaked in the bathroom.

Very comfortable and cozy.

I liked everything thank you

The office staff were friendly and polite. The housekeeping were as well?

There were a couple of nights when I was wondering where the security guy was because of the yelling/fighting.

it was cheap, there was a swimming pool I didn't get to use & oh I found a dollar

it smelled like cigarette smoke & the bathroom smelled like b.o.

The TV

Dog hair on the floor like it was not even swept. No coffee in the rooms no microwave in the rooms. You don't trust us give it a microwave in the room then advertise it that way

late check in

they have no non-smoking rooms.

Since its beginning in 1962, the concept behind Motel 6 has been to provide clean, comfortable, and affordable lodging for travelers. The name "Motel 6" was chosen because the original room rate was $6 per night. In the early years, Motel 6 was known for its minimalist accommodations, which included a bed, a bathroom, and a television. The chain later added amenities such as air conditioning, swimming pools, and Wi-Fi. Motel 6 - Portland-Central continues these traditions. Our ADA-accessible room did have an extremely helpful roll-in shower. I would like to see the shower tile grout receive some attention, but general cleanliness was acceptable. Towels and bar soap were provided, but no shampoo/conditioner or other toiletries. True to its minimalist tradition there was also no hair dryer, microwave, coffee maker, ice bucket, or iron/ironing board. I did note that there were several vending machines and a microwave in the lobby. The Queen bed mattress was firm but comfortable. The bed was neatly made with two standard pillows, sheets, and a blanket. No coverlet or bedspread. There was a desk and chair with an electrical outlet conveniently located above the desk, a phone, television, mini-refrigerator, and the traditional motel under window ac/heating unit.

Personally, I’d like to see the rooms get a thorough detailing by housekeeping and maintenance, but overall this conveniently located, minimalist accommodation will get the job done.