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Motel 6

2.5 (65 reviews)
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Danada M.

This trip, we are staying in Handicap Accessible room 104. This room does not feel "upgraded" like the room in my original review. However I still give it 5 stars based on its price category because there isn't really anything that needs upgrading. This room is completely comfy, clean and I'd definitely stay here again. NOTE: The tub shower is not a roll in. It's a regular tub shower with a nice fold down bench. NOTE: the Handicapped rooms here ONLY have a FULL SIZE BED...not a queen. NOTE: this side of the hotel is not next to the freeway and yet I hear a lot of highway noise. I think it is because we are on a hallway that goes over to the freeway side. If you are sensitive to highway noise you might want to ask for the quieter location. The last two pics are this room 104. If you find this review useful please vote!

Bed bugs

Bed bugs anyone? I know this isn't an all thrills hotel. You get what you pay for - the shower could be cleaner, the floors are dirty, the bed sucks and you get two small pillows. But just because it's cheap doesn't mean you should be okay with having bed bugs. Absolutely disgusting.

The best part about motel 6 for us is that pets are allowed and there is no extra fee!
Elaine C.

Obviously this is a motel 6: no frills, no hair dryer, no shampoo. What there is: soap, clean towels, a heater (it was cold), renovated rooms, flat screen tv. We stopped after we decided we could drive no longer around 12 midnight. We had fast and easy check in within 5 minutes without a prior reservation. Motel did not feel sketchy, there were many travelers there The best part about motel 6 is that they accept pets (all of them!), and they don't make you pay extra!

Plastic in our peep hole
Sarah F.

Moderately clean room. Does need an update. The screen on our window was bent, the control for the cooling and heating also bent coming off wall. Furniture was also peeling. Beds not that comfortable, but good for a stop and sleep at the last minute. Pool was closed because of health reasons which kinda was scary.

An ashtray in the non smoking room with a no smoking sign on it.
Bianca U.

If I could describe this place in one word--DISGUSTING, DIRTY, NASTY, OVERPRICED and LOUD all come to mind. Granted, I knew not to expect much from a Motel 6. When they say no frills, they mean literally none. Apparently a lock on the bathroom door or a closet is a luxury. However, I did expect a clean room. The first room we were given came complete with a toilet that had been used that wasn't flushed. Whoever cleaned it used the facilities and left--toilet paper and waste still in the commode. When we tried to flush it the toilet didn't work. Upon further inspection there were many dead bugs on the floor of the bathroom and the left side of the bed. They weren't ants, roaches or spiders, but at least 10 bugs were on the floor. There also wasn't a remote for our television. We asked for a new room and were given one right away, the counter person appalled at what we said was left behind. The second room was cleaner, but in the end we were pretty freaked out. I sprayed everything with Lysol and we checked the bed before getting in. There was a quarter sized burned out hole in the blanket, even though the room was non smoking. The water pressure dropped and turned cold in the shower when the sink was being used at the same time. We were given a handicap access room, but at five two and with all my capabilities, the bathtub was small for me. The motel itself is located right off the freeway by numerous fast food restaurants, a Denny's and gas stations. The nicest hotel nearby is a Best Western at Anderson's. If you're stranded or need a place to crash for a few hours like we were and need a cheap place, this is one of the only options. The Best Western was at least $30-40 more, but you get what you pay for. The room was small and there was a lot of outside noise. The freeway noise didn't bother me, but the people stomping and talking loudly all hours of the night did. You can hear every little thing going on outside, upstairs and next door. If you're a light or sensitive sleeper the highway noise will be a problem. I wouldn't come back and I wouldn't suggest stopping here unless you had no other option. We almost slept in our car that's how grossed out we were. For the same price I've stayed in better places, and the posted rate of $85 is an insult. In the future I'll either drive ahead a bit to get a better room or stay at the Best Western. Stay away unless it's an emergency!

Stevo C.

Woke up with bed bug bites after spending the night here. Stayed in room 238.

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This location now offers Tesla and Rivian charging station open 24 hours …read more Beautiful Spanish architecture Hotel , centrally located half way mark from San Francisco/ Los Angeles . My second time here , my first visit was at their Sunday Brunch , the food selections were amazing from seafood to prime rib, poultry, fresh vegetables and lots of fresh baked pastries. this second visit was to charge my car , while we waited I decided to tour their wine cellar museum and brows their many native plants in the courtyard area.

The accommodations here are reasonably comfortable, clean, and decent. There are a few provisos…read morehowever, which made my stay less than ideal. I arrived at 8 PM on Sunday night. Despite there being nobody around, I was required to wait more than 10 minutes while the receptionist Renee had a lovely heart to heart chat with someone on the phone. Even though there was no reason to do that because I arrived before the phone call happened. I was then given a room with nice view of the parking lot thought the hotel was empty. The rooms are on the small side but freshly renovated. It was really like a glorified Motel 6 room. Not much sound proofing and I was glad I remembered earplugs. Overall the place seemed nice enough, especially for its location. It worked for what I needed. Originally I had this at three stars, but I rounded it up to four because after getting over the initial arrival issue the stay was decent.

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Yes the hotel is pretty cool within walking distance to restaurants, wine bars, coffee and…read moredelicious sandwiches. But disappointed with some of the communication read on. Front clerk failed to mention: When you arrive you may get mixed up seeing two black doors locked go around the corner on Main Street no sign to tell you that. Parking is free on 18th street very easy walk. WiFi is free no password needed. There is a gym on site. Choose "Main Street king" bed huge difference if you pick queen bed tiny room. $20 dollar difference worth it. Wine bar next door is great but you can purchase wine at the hotel cafe much cheaper. I kept going back to the wine bar next door really cool place and people. Try lovers deli for pizza or killer sandwiches walking distance. Great coffee and breakfast at hola cafe across from deli kinda. Enjoy

Pretty neat and clean hotel, access to it is a little confusing because the structure is not…read moreattached to the El Capitan hotel. You're better off parking on the street. The structure looks very sketchy anyway. We enjoyed our stay, there's no pool or hot tub, but there's a gym & an outdoor quad area. Lots of things walking distance like this nice little juice bar called kind neighborhood juice bar. I got to try some tasty smoothies that have a lot of great benefits. The hotel feels like it's a man's hotel because of the dark colors like dark forest green with black. The shower threw me off because it has only one door and it doesn't slide over so you have an open side to the shower so water is getting out as your showering, I love the colors in the bathroom though. They have FREE coffee in the room you just steep in your mug like a tea bag. Inside they also have an electric kettle for hot water. I like that they have ice and water on the 3rd floor. Best croissants around here are mankley's donuts. Best coffee is Hola Cafe. Cute little town of Merced.

Vista Point - California Aqueduct - HAPA & I just in time to catch the sunset... (7:34pm)

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The southbound side vista point has a great view from the top of the hill. The northbound side is…read moremuch less than spectacular. While I've passed this point several times, I didn't think this would be interesting, after stopping on the other side. There is much to see, as you can tell from the photos. The best photos, depending on your camera, might be taken on the driveway itself. They didn't exactly think to move it from the edge or the guard rail.

Vista: a ​view, ​especially a ​beautiful ​view from a high ​position…read more I have a soft spot for public access places like parks, beaches, and rest areas... 'Vista points like this one, the California Aqueduct, qualify as well. It's called Vista Point - California Aqueduct because it sits adjacent to the aqueduct. "You are here!" - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vista-point-california-aqueduct-newman?select=WhzgFy-UFMQjD3GQSa3-hw My thoughts on this are as follows: 1. Places like this are a privilege, NOT a right. 2. The state/government doesn't have to provide a roadside rest area, public park, beach, or a "place with a great view." (i.e. - Vista point) 3. I'm thankful and appreciative for these amenities. If you've ever played @ a city/state park, beach, used a public restroom, stopped @ a rest area to stretch your legs on a long @ss road trip, then you too have enjoyed the benefits of just what I'm talking about. The next time you come upon a vista point, you may want to take a moment and check it out... It'll only take a mere 15 - 30 minutes out of your very, long & exciting drive. Sometimes you just have to stop and enjoy the view... 'And if you time it just right, catch an awesome sunset. I've stopped at a few vista points on my many road trips to and from Southern California. I've been to this particular I-5 south, vista point three or four times. Think of a vista point as a barebones rest stop... 'With a view. There's no restrooms, no water, just a paved lot... 'And a view. The view - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vista-point-california-aqueduct-newman?select=QcqMRqbTfnjlh-HicROE0A Often, when I do drive by this location, I usually see a big rig sitting up here and on this particular day it was no different. There was a big rig, plus a small RV, and a couple who like me simply stopped to catch the sun as it set and disappeared into the horizon. For me, it wasn't just "another road trip sunset." Metaphorically, it was much more... The sun was setting on a yet another chapter of this adventure we call life. (Hey, I'm no Walt Whitman but I try.) Make it Great! Laugh well, laugh often... 'Even if it's @ someone else, pointing is optional. HAPA Boy & I catching the sunset - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vista-point-california-aqueduct-newman?select=H7OyMqrQIsfyjCVP9G3pwQ - Big Aloha! Food: n/a (Unless you bring your own jerky, granola bars, and chips) Ambiance: 5 Service: 5+ Value: 5

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I had one of the worst hotel customer service experiences I've ever encountered at La Quinta by…read moreWyndham Los Banos tonight. I was traveling from San Diego to San Francisco and knew we would need a few hours of sleep, so I called ahead around midnight to confirm availability. I let them know we would arrive around 2:00 AM. The gentleman on the phone was polite and confirmed a rate of $122 plus tax, with payment upon arrival. When we arrived at 2:00 AM, the front desk experience was immediately uncomfortable. The woman working the desk seemed irritated that we were there at all. When I asked for a room, she quoted $156. I calmly explained that I had just spoken with their reservation line and was quoted $122. She responded bluntly, "We don't price match," and said she didn't care who I spoke with. She then told me that if she honored that rate, she would also charge a $50 early check-in fee. While standing in the lobby, I called the reservation number again and was once more quoted the $122 rate. While I was on the phone, the front desk attendant was frantically texting someone on her personal phone, which felt very odd. The reservation agent placed me on hold and called the front desk directly. I was standing right in front of her while this happened. She told them she could not honor the rate because she had already "done her checkout for the night." I genuinely felt like I was being taken advantage of and that the refusal was personal and spiteful rather than policy-based. To make matters worse, the front desk employee then walked into the back and took a call on her personal phone. As we were preparing to leave, I saw a large cockroach scurry across the lobby floor. That was the final confirmation that leaving was the right decision. I have never been so disappointed in a hotel or its customer service, and this experience was enough to ensure I will not stay at a La Quinta again. I will be reporting this experience to corporate, and I strongly suggest management re-evaluate overnight staffing and customer service standards at this location. Sometimes the universe steps in for a reason. This was one of those times.

Fast check in. But the air conditioner units are old as molasses. Sooooooo loud. We aren't sure how…read morewe are supposed to sleep. 179.00 a night? Seriously shouldn't charge more than 129.00. No alcohol in their tiny store and the chlorine smell from the pool will choke you out. Cant even go there to relax after a long drive.

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