Motel 6-Greenville, SC

The location is good. The water was cold and there was no refrigerator.

Robert·3 weeks ago

“Yeahhhh.... no thank you”

The water pressure was decent, maybe a bit too strong because the sink shot water everywhere. The hotel is close to food and other necessities, which is convenient. Everything else was terrible. The rooms didn’t match the pictures except for size, there was no microwave, the TV was broken, the floor had stains, the shower pipe leaked, and there were random holes in the walls. The room smelled musty and like smoke. It felt like a scam. There were many sketchy people, but they weren’t a big problem except for dogs barking all night and constant sirens. The fire alarms went off randomly, so you might have your room checked by police. If it was $20–$30 a night I’d consider it a good deal, but even at $55 a night I’ve stayed at far better hotels for the same price with full kitchens. Two of the three staff were pretty nice, one was better, but the last young lady was rude, didn’t care about anything, and was very “idgaf not my problem,” especially toward my boyfriend. Definitely call ahead before staying because they’ll book you online, then say they have no rooms left when you arrive.

Sydney·4 weeks ago

“The booking was cancelled and I still haven’t received my money back”

Nothing could stay, and the area was disappointing.

Tammy·A month ago

“Not worth the money”

The hotel’s location was good and the exterior looked clean, but for the price you’re paying, there are no microwaves in every room, the TVs lack remote controls, and the ice machine isn’t working. If you can’t store food, watch TV, or cook, the price feels too high. I didn’t hear from staff or the company if I wanted to leave, and to get a refund I have to go to my bank, which doesn’t happen immediately, so I’m stuck with the room. Some policies should change, and if I have to bring my own cooking and storage gear, there should be discounts.

Lawrence·A month ago

“Slums”

The staff were friendly. One night someone knocked on my door, so I called the office to confirm; they said it wasn’t them, and the person who entered jiggled the handle to get in. The office told me they probably thought it was someone else’s room and would check. The rooms use keycards, and inside there’s a door latch and deadbolt; signage reminds you to lock your door. Don’t overlook that if you stay here. Tweakers were everywhere, and the smell of meth was impossible to escape. I tried to cover it, but the room just stunk. Both neighbors were loud, especially at night, constantly arguing, yelling, and slamming doors. The only night I slept was the last one, and 10 minutes after waking, a neighbor was arguing and threw something against the wall, so I’d have been up anyway. HDMI ports were missing from the TV—just empty holes. A previous guest’s clothes were left in the closet. The walls were covered in stuff, the floors were dirty, water pressure was weak, Wi‑Fi didn’t work, the elevator button to the third floor was broken, and I expected my car to be missing every morning.

Jacey·A month ago