Motel 6 Pleasanton, CA

Rooms 136 and 113 were filled with roaches. Main parking lot is tightly crammed and there was glass in the main aisle to which the workers said "Someone probably JUST dropped it" after the fact that my car got a flat from it. Bad service. Terrible sanitation (if any). Disgusting. Photos only show the small roaches, believe me, there were all sizes in there.

Everything was great! Thr bed was comfortable. I can only ask for better maintenance because mold was found here and there as was mild leftovers from previous clients.

The room was very dirty on arrival, soil and grass on floors throughout. Bed sheets had blood stains on and had loose black flecks on, not sure they had been changed since the last guest. I'd just driven 6 hours so was tired. A couple in the next room entered it after 11pm and had loud sex for an hour and left and did not return. Presumably a prostitute and client. Terrible motel.

Positive: Check in was fast and hotel employee is awesome. Negative: ""

Motel 6 Pleasanton, CA stands out as one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had, and I feel genuinely compelled to warn others before they end up in the same miserable situation. The problems started the moment I arrived. My room key didn’t work—at all. I had to leave my luggage at the door upstairs like an abandoned afterthought and trek all the way back to the front desk just to get the key reprogrammed. An inconvenience? Absolutely. But sadly, this was only the beginning. When I finally got into the room, I was stunned. The ceiling was visibly bubbling, as if the water damage had been ignored for far too long. It immediately set the tone: the entire building felt neglected, worn down, and shockingly below any standard I have ever encountered at a listed hotel. It gave off the