Location was nice, along with staff, and other guests.

The bathrooms could use windows for some ventilation as they smell like mildew.

Peaceful

No iron or blow dry

Did not have breakfast at the hotel. Hotel met my expectations. I'll consider staying again, whenever I'm back to Monterey / Salinas.

It is close to restaurants. It was quiet. Beds were comfortable

No breakfast. Only coffee

Motel looked nice on the outside, room had new flooring.

No shampoo, no Kleenex, and no stoppers for the sink and tub drains. One plug in the electrical outlet by the bed was broken and the cord for the bed's light fixture was connected with wire nuts. Counter-top by the TV was dirty and the mattresses were way too soft.

Nothing at all

The staff.

Room was very clean and comfortable.

Back of motel was a truck stop with trucks running all night. Saturday night was apparently a regular music event across a arroyo that started up at 4pm and ran to at least 10pm.

one stays at the Motel 6 for the value and it was indeed the least expensive option anywhere near the Pinnacles National Park but as to whether it was worth it, I would say yes if it were $70 - $80 a night but not at $130. It's simply taking advantage of a situation in which accommodation is simply not available. The place is just too basic for that amount of money. Perfectly acceptable - it's clear, there's a tiny piece of soap to take a show, the bed's ok and good selection of tv stations. But really only just. Water clogged in the bathroom sink etc. again - all acceptable at a much lower rate. we did appreciate the very kind receptionist when we arrived and the lawn area for walking dogs was very welcome. The closest Starbucks is a 12 minute walk. Everything else is a 7 - 10 minute drive to the town.