Motel 6-Troy, IL

No shampoo only bar soap. Very small body towels. No smoking inside but smelled of it cig/weed smell was strong. Not a great place for a family with kids but ok for a quick over night stay.

I’m the past we’ve always been satisfied with our stay, but this time we were disappointed. The room smelled strongly of dog urine when we walked in. We were traveling with our dog, so I completely understand that they can have accidents. But the hotel could spray an odor neutralizer when they clean the room. The water pressure in the shower was terrible, because it was coming out of the shower head and the tub faucet. There was also a guy yelling in the hallway at around 1am. Not the hotel’s fault but the walls are thin so we could hear it all. Not a great experience this time.

Room was semi-clean and stunk like mold or cat piss.Hot water quit in the morning or shower didnt work either way! Air conditioner was good.Parking was plenty but full of potholes. Long story short: Bad hotel. It seems that all the Motel 6 hotels have the same pattern: Terrible.!!! The people running them have destroyed the brand for years till they are going to burry it ! We will avoid Motel 6 in our next future travels :)

It’s very run down! The rooms we were going to stay in I always check the beds and the one room had semen stains on the sheets, the rest of the bedding’s were stained with I don’t know what. The windows do not lock. The bathtub was filled with water…They had bugs and it was dirty. The fridge didn’t work.. People that were there were very sketchy. Did not feel safe or comfortable at all. The guy at the front desk was very nice and gave us our money back so we went somewhere else.

This was the worst motel stay of my life. The room was dirty. There was trash in the bathroom bin when I got to the room late at night. I was tired so I ignored it. An hour later, as I was in my pajamas in bed, the manager pounded on the door and said "Ma'am, open the door please." After the third time of him saying this, I got up and said from the other side of the door, "Why should I open the door?" He said, "Please just open the door." I opened the door and he was standing in the hall with a very large man who was angrily arguing with him, saying, "This is my room, where is my stuff, someone stole my stuff." The manager said "No one stole your stuff." The the man said "why did you put this lady in my room?" The man peered into the room and said he had put his stuff in there. I said there was no stuff in this room except some trash in the bathroom. The man then pushed me aside, stepped into my room, and said "My stuff was right here." I stepped back in front of him and said "Get out, this is my room!" He then left, and went down the hall and went into a different room. I shut the door, changed back into my traveling clothes, packed up and left. I told the manager I was leaving because I didn't feel safe and that he had allowed a man to come into my room. He said "Ma'am, that's why I called the police." He pointed toward the front door. There were six police officers out there standing around. The police told me this hotel has a problem with double-booking. I was traumatized