Hotel Motel 6 Flagstaff West - Woodlands Village (Flagstaff, USA)

Guests often spoke highly of the polite, attentive and helpful employees who offered good customer service and enabled a hassle-free check-in. Animal lovers liked the pet-friendly policy.

Reviewers were glad there were shopping options, bus stops and petrol stations in the surrounding area as well as a wide range of eateries to suit all tastes and budgets. The free parking was a bonus for drivers, who also welcomed the proximity of the junction of Interstates 17 and 40, making it straightforward to access local attractions, golf courses, outdoor recreation areas and beauty spots like the Grand Canyon National Park, which was located within moderate driving distance.

There was frequent praise for the redesigned rooms with wood-effect flooring and flat-screen TVs. Travellers often said the rooms were nothing fancy but were more than adequately clean and comfy for a quick stay. Those attempting to keep costs down appreciated the often competitive room rates and felt they got reasonable value for money.

Critics sometimes claimed maintenance standards could have been raised to address issues like ineffective air-conditioning, aging beds, blown light bulbs, interruptions to the hot water supply and cigarette burns. Cleanliness grumbles focussed on insufficiently cleaned bathrooms, mould and stained bedding.

Visitors disliked the way they had to cough up an additional small charge in order to use this motel's Wi-Fi network.

There were occasional claims that some of the smaller rooms were too compact, especially when fully occupied. Moreover, the no frills format attracted some criticism as there weren't little extras in the rooms like shampoo, tissues or hairdryers. Meanwhile, lingering musty or smoky odours frustrated travellers in certain rooms.