Motel 6

Stopped here for the night on our way back to Texas. This is one of the worst Motel 6 ever. Cold, no hot water, dirty linens and towels. And mask up!!! Don’t even pay $1 to spend the night here. They should pay clients for their courage instead.

We came to Farmington from Oklahoma to bury my brother-in-law’s remains, driving nearly 900 miles. I booked this room for a week. The first thing I found was a nasty, filthy microwave that I had to wash out before we could even use it. The back of the bathroom door had long hair stuck to it, and the floors were dirty. The water took 10 minutes to heat up - yes, I timed it. Our room was never cleaned, the trash was never taken out, our beds were never made or sheets changed, and we were never brought clean towels, and towels we did have in the room were dingy and dirty-looking. We suspect that the occupants of the next room were running a prostitution/drug ring as there were scantily clad girls standing outside the door and every 30 to 45 minutes a different male would show up as one was leaving. In the lobby was posted a large sign that said no visitors were allowed in the rooms other than the paid occupants. The room we stayed in was on the side of the building away from the office. High-lifted 4-wheel-drive pickups and low-rider cars drove through the parking lot at all hours of the night, music blaring. Each day, we drove to Aztec to where my brother-in-law’s property was to do some cleaning and every evening I had to go to the office to have the key-card reprogrammed so I could open the door. The heater made tons of racket and would not even heat up. It blew cold air only no matter how much I tried to adjust it. Extremely poor quality. We will never stay at a Motel 6 again.

I'd stayed at this Motel 6 before, so I got no surprises. A cheap, clean, relatively quiet room and a good night's sleep. Everything worked, but they could've tossed in some shampoo. Wish they'd bring back breakfast, too.

The outside grounds and parking lot is as clean as at any Motel 6 I have been to. This is a 1970s era Motel 6 building with really small rooms. Rooms are updated and clean. We stayed during Covid and we had as double bed but were expecting a queen. We could have had a queen if we moved upstairs. Not sure why but most rooms were empty during our stay with a sign at check in saying they were sold out. Parking lot was almost empty

We stayed on New Year's Eve. Had a couple of drinks and went to turn down my sheets and a hypodermic needle and pill fell out! Nothing screams Happy New Year like Hep and HIV! Got a refund, thank God!