Lincoln Motel

I am traveling rt 66 and thought this place would be be a nice retro stop. It’s just worn past usable but is one of only a few choices. It has a crack head motel feel. The floors lean the paint is peeling the vintage sign is broken. The gas wall heater kept setting of the smoke alarm. The list goes on and on. And it isn’t cheap. Fix it up or bury it.

Retro 70s cabins with the essentials- hot shower, comfortable bed, flat screen TV. Price is great (2 Queens) for less than $100 including all taxes and service charges! It’s all very clean and quiet, with off street parking but the best part is that it’s right down the street from the cutest little downtown area with a diner, coffee house, theater, department store, and more I stay here every time I’m traveling down Hwy 44. Oh yeah, it’s also the first exit off the turnpike if you’re headed east from Oklahoma City.

We chose to stay at the Lincoln Motel because it has been on Route 66 for decades. We knew it was an older motel and did not expect all the amenities of a modern motel/hotel. However, the room we had was dark and gloomy. The decor was not welcoming. Our room needed fresh paint as there were several deep scratches on the walls. There was a window-type air conditioner located high on a wall in the bathroom area of the room. I had to move a bench into the bathroom to stand on so I could turn it on. There were very few electrical outlets so bring a power *****. A couple who were also traveling Route 66 asked to see our room as we were leaving to see if the room we had was as bad as the room they stayed in. It was. We won't stay here again and would not recommend the Lincoln Motel to other Route 66 travelers.

Most motels have coffee in the room. This place did not offer breakfast or coffee in the room. It did not have a hair dryer either. The place needs work.

Old school Route 66 motel. No thrills or frills. Cold ac and comfy bed. Room was clean and classic. Great for a nights sleep. Late checkin as the manager stays on site. Everything worked fine in the room and it was quiet. Good bargain, not much to do around town.

An absolute disgrace. A dog shouldn’t be allowed to stay here. Damp floors, awful smell, very badly painted, nylon bed cover. Furniture was literally sawn in half to fit into the room. Naked light bulbs right outside the door created a fly and bug haven inside the room, I spent an hour trying to kill bugs before trying to sleep, only to realize the bugs were also coming in through the ceiling light fixture. Spiders and webs throughout the room, cannot have been cleaned in months. The bed was old and uneven whilst being extremely noisy and damp. The bathroom was disgusting, faucet not working and the door would not close. Showering was an absolute NoNo. I left after 5 hours broken sleep. The nights stay was more expensive than a chain hotel, I was robbed and you will be too. Wipe your feet on the way out of this one or better still NEVER stay there. A few hours later I am sick with a bad throat and heavy respiratory cough and tight chest. Guessing that’s because the A/C was so dusty and dirty and decades old. I have bug bites all over me. One plug with an extension to serve the TV, microwave, fridge and A/C unit so when I plugged my Phone into charge the TV went off and the lights flickered on and off. I don’t have enough words to say how terrible this place is. If you value your health stay away from the Lincoln Motel in Chandler. The receptionist/owner did not care and was frankly rude and argumentative.

This small motel was exactly what we needed after driving across the country. It was clean, check in was fast and the hot water was wonderful. I’ve spent a lot more for a lot less.

This place is very cool. The staff are great. For the rate, free coffe or breakfast should be offered. Other than that great unique place.

This is quite an old facility, but it is clean and has the essentials: comfortable bed, shower, microwave, fridge with freezer.