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A hundred plus dollars room doesn’t even have a bottle of water? This is ridiculous! If you look at their prices, quite expensive! I didn’t ask much, a couple of bottled water is a must. It dos worth the price the asked.

The desk staff are great ! Very welcoming, accommodating and courteous!😊 Sofia and Flor are Excellent! I arrived very late and Sofia greeted me with a smile😊 Rooms were clean and the housekeepers did a thorough job daily . Close to the freeway, easy access.

The location is relatively good. It is very close to the Chinese area. You can find a lot of delicious food nearby. The hotel can only say that it is worthy of the price. It is understandable that it is much more expensive than usual on weekends.

It's a nice older (1940s) motel from the bygone days when Garvey Avenue was US 60-70-99. There aren't too many of these mom n' pop places around anymore, but this motel still serves travelers well. Good stuff: The room was very updated with new bath fixtures and hard floors. Secure keycard door locks. AC blew nice and cold. The manager accommodated an early check-in request which was greatly appreciated, and was very helpful. Rather quiet for being so close to I-10. Easy freeway access (depending on traffic congestion) to area destinations. Short drive to many food options. Issues: All rooms look to have short stairs - could be an access problem for some. No ice machine. Somewhat small parking lot and spaces - could be an issue for larger vehicles. Not a big fan of tall beds, but it was comfortable. If I'm not in my big pickup truck and I'm not traveling with someone with accessibility needs, I'd definitely stay here again.

On this occasion I stayed at this Motel 6, finding the room and adjacent offices neat, clean and well staffed. The rooms are not typical Motel 6 rooms, i.e. containing small refrigerator, microwave and better bed. That to say a little more pricey and more upscale in contrast to most Motel 6's I've had the opportunity to stay at. I'm sure if you've stayed at one of these establishments the bed surly could be better and a microwave wouldn't hurt, but Motel 6 is in business to make money, in-spite of the changing temperament of the customer base, which if like me finds $60 a night at the threshold of Motel expenses vs $120 night for the aforementioned in South El Monte, CA. Based on the monetary rate, I would not patronize this establishment again, i.e. it's Motel 6 and not the Hilton in Miami, FL.

This placed is very out dated. The room had holes in the walls, peeling wall paper everywhere. Even the picture on the wall has a hole in it. Light fixtures in bathroom where dirty and the plastic was turning brown instead of clear, because it’s so old. The pillows were 14 x14 inches long, and flat. You can hear all the noise from the street below, because the sliding doors don’t seal up properly.

aside from the rude employees its nice