Motel 6 Mojave, CA

Very good price for a clean and relatively new room, plus they have a laundry room for a hiker like me

It is okay. Room was cheap, a lot of things needed fixing. Towels uncomfortably thin. Wi-Fi didn’t work. Beds we’re okay. If you need a place to crash in Mojave and this is the cheapest option, it will work :)

It’s actually the best place for the price. The bed is nice and firm, very comfortable. The place is old but clean. Everything works. No shampoo, bring your own, just soap. TV has HBO, microwave, refrigerator and ice did freeze water bottle. The Ice machine actually has plenty of ice. AC works perfectly. Now, there is a railroad in the back would run every 20 minutes or so, bring your ear plugs if you need total silence to sleep. Coffee in the morning is ok. Plenty of vending machine in the office area.

No Bad The front desk was very friendly, the room was clean and available on time. The only issue I had was the Wi-Fi was down, disappointing. Other than that I would definitely stay there again.

The room smelled like ten yrs of sweat, room wasn’t cleaned, among other issues. Frankly didn’t expect much at this location but at least a clean room would be decent.

Asking what is unique about a Motel 6 is a contradiction in terms. It was a Motel 6. We stay there when we are transporting our cats. Some versions of Motel 6 are better than others: our stay in a Tuscaloosa, AL version was at the top of our experiences this time. A stay in Texas was middlin' good. Our stay at the Mojave, CA Motel 6 on State Road 58 was okay. We arrived late, having made reservations the day before. We, and our cats, and all their equipment, were placed in a second floor room, which required lots of hauling. Because we had animals, the room we were assigned was in "needy" shape. Though basically clean, the bed linens were worn, with cigarette butt holes. The toilet looked like it hadn't been scrubbed under the rim for some time, and the corners of the floor had collected crumbs of this and that over time. It was more "bare bones" than many. Everything worked, though.