Motel 6 Barstow, Ca - Lenwood Road

This is my go-to place every time I visit Barstow and Sawtooth. With two dogs in tow, finding such a reasonable price and welcoming atmosphere is all I could ever ask for—I actually plan my entire trips around this stay! It’s truly perfect. In the summer, it’s a cool refuge from the intense sun, and in the winter, it’s a cozy escape from the biting wind and cold. If you’re ever in the area, you should definitely stay here. Seeing the giant ravens nearby is an added bonus!

Motel 6 is not fancy, but this place is a fancy motel 6. The rooms were spacious and clean, bathroom basic, good water temperature and pressure in shower, very friendly front desk and unbeatable value. There are two other motel 6 in Barstow both are on average $5/ night cheaper than this one. Trust me when I say spending the extra $5 is worth it.

Positive: Gr8 price, clean, free parking, fridge & microwave provided. Negative: Seems like an older hotel with very few power outlets. Light was not working by bed (obviously they never check them).

This is the best motel six I ever stayed at. I’ve been coming here for over a year. The staff is so friendly. The manager is right on spot. Make sure that you’re taken care of instead of the office people the place is clean. The rooms are spectacular. Can’t find anything wrong with them. Bathrooms are so clean. You just feel like home Outside. Property is clean TV. Everything works. Excellent I almost gave up motel six after my last day in Bullhead city the management in Bullhead city was so nasty accused us of smoking marijuana in the rooms which I’m a truck driver we’re not allowed to smoke marijuana and even if we did, I wouldn’t touch it. It smells so bad so he wouldn’t rent to us Very very nasty people there but again I come here to Barstow on Lynnwood and taken care of and very, very

It's probably my own fault for some assumptions about staying in a Motel 6 (or, really, any US chain motel) that I should have looked more closely at the website. I know it's a budget motel but apparently, there are some, in my opinion, pretty basic amenities one could usually depend on. Let me start by saying that the room itself was pretty clean, getting dated, but clean. However, in order to recommend it, let me offer you the following conditions (and note that I can only comment on the room I was in, 127): 1. Bring your own extension cord, ideally one with plugs and USB charging ports. There were only two accessible outlets in the entire room: in the bathroom sink area and under the desk. In this day and age of everyone traveling with multiple electronic devices it stunned me that the