Motel 6-Jonesboro, GA

“Never returning or spending anything here again.”

I genuinely appreciated the room they consistently assigned me, especially considering the price. However, the staff can be unpleasant; when I had a room, it felt like I was trespassing, and after spending over $1000, I was treated rudely and unkindly. The owners come across as greedy, and even during a multi‑day stay, they were disruptive—knocking loudly at 7 am. I will never return and feel they deserve the same treatment they give to their so‑called “good” guests.

Earnest·Il y a 2 semaines

Well…

Sarah·Il y a un mois

“It ok I guess”

The room had a private bedroom, but the Jacquynzi top didn’t work, the sink in the kitchen area leaked, and the stove was inoperable.

Tiffany·Il y a un mois

“One night at max”

I was close to the event we were attending, but the location didn’t feel very safe. The bed was very uncomfortable, the main floor had a strong smell of weed and cigarettes, and the floor we stayed on (3rd) had an overpowering Indian aroma. The elevators smelled like a burst of fan‑fragrance, and there was a bullet hole in our window. We were given no shampoo, conditioner, or body wash—only small soap bars. To top it off, someone else’s chickaflay was left in the mini‑fridge when we checked in. The sheets were thin, as was the top blanket. It’s the sort of hotel you’d stay at for one night and never return to. The elevators made a horrible noise when used.

Kendra·Il y a un mois

“All in all u get what u pay for don’t expect anything extravagant your literally there to lay your”

I grabbed the continental coffee offered and enjoyed it, especially since I booked a smoking room which was convenient. The price matched the cleanliness: sheets were fresh, towels changed daily, no bugs, staff were friendly, and nighttime was quiet. The building carried a smoke odor, but as a smoker that didn’t bother me—just avoid it if you’re non‑smoking. The room only had two pillows and a thin blanket, so I felt cold, and the hot water took a while to heat up.

Shakiyla·Il y a un mois