Motel 6 Sutherlin, or

Staff was very kind and overall what was expected from a motel 6 for the amenities. But the room was filthy. They kindly changed my room but there was still a smell unfortunately. The one good thing was the water pressure in the shower! 10/10 for that!

We showed up at 2AM—me, my wife, and our two kids. My wife was in tears, just desperate to sleep. The moment we walked in, the room was clearly dirty: trash still in the can, floor not swept—but at 2AM, getting my wife into a bed took priority over anything else. When the sun came up, we saw it all. Used sheets. No clean towels. Hairballs and debris on the floor. Overflowing trash. A used menstrual pad on the floor. Yes. A used pad. In the room we were supposed to sleep in. I grabbed my family and got the hell out. I showed the front desk employee the mess. He agreed it was disgusting. Gave me half my money back and promised the manager would call. Guess what? No one ever called. Shame on you, Motel 6. This is not just bad hospitality—it’s neglect. It’s a health hazard. It’s traumatizing when your exhausted wife is in tears and this is what you hand her at 2 in the morning. You owe us more than a refund. You owe every guest better than this. Photos attached. Avoid this location at all costs. #Motel6 #SutherlinOR #Motel6Fail #DisgustingHotel #HealthHazard #FamilyTravelNightmare

Very basic This is a HOTEL style of accommodation, with interior doors to the room. The elevator takes forever to close (2 minutes), there are no tissues provided in the room (have to use the towels or the rough toilet paper), and one has to request shampoo from the front desk. One can clearly hear voices from the next room over as well as their snoring. Doors close with a resounding slam. The nice, new floor planks are not all correctly butted together. There are no refrigerators or microwaves in the rooms. Otherwise, the condition of the hotel and the rooms are nearly new. No breakfast is available, except for coffee.