Ramada Alexandria

Placed in a room that had an adjoining occupant that had the tv loud ALL night long. If I had known earlier what I was in for I would have demanded a move. I showered and went to bed, I was assuming the TV would be turned off by 9:00 P.M., it was not. I requested the desk clerk intervene at 11:00 P.M. when I was awakened by the TV blaring even louder. That only helped to reduce the noise a little. It played loudly the entire night!! After reading other reviews, I suspect this room was one that had been renovated. the room appeared clean and new tile throughout. The bed was comfortable. The sink faucet was so loose it could be lifted from the sink. A huge roach greeted us inside the room in the morning.

First they have the lace tore up renavation. No pool,no breakfast,big roach's ,noice all day .smelled, I would not recommend this hotel to mo one I will not go back . The staff was nice that is about the good from this place

I have stayed in remote 3rd world hotels and I have never stayed in a property this bad. I am shocked that Motel 6 would allow this property to operate under it's brand. The nastiness can not be described in words. The exterior is being remodeled but they should have started with the worn out rooms. The plumbing is totally shot, carpet worn to its backing, furniture falling apart, cigarette burns on everything, hotes in the sheets and full of roaches. Internet never worked. Exterior falling apart and parking lot is very dangerous. I was not expecting much because it is Motel 6 I know they stand for basic budget accommodation with no frills, but what I have come to expect is a reasonable degree of cleanliness that is safe. Maybe someday if this property is properly remodeled then maybe one day it can come back as a budget accommodation. If you choose to stay here then you can not say that you have not been warned about its condition. I could also elaborate about the incompetent front desk clerk and the additional problems I encountered because of her but at this point I don't think it matters.