Motel 6 Stanton, CA - Anaheim West

If you have anything important to do the next day, like go to work, do not check in here. If you're trying to put your pennies and your dollars together to pass the night, this place is for you. I got no rest while staying here. Between dogs barking, babies crying, guests in the room above mine stomping on the floor and arguing at four in the morning and all of the noise on the street, I ended up being at work exhausted and sleepy. My boss was able to notice and I was softly reprimanded on the second day. When I called the front desk, no one answered. When I walked to the front desk there was a sign saying they would be back in 10 minutes. 30 minutes later, when I called back and a young woman picked up, I asked her name and she told me her name was "front desk". She asked if I was checkin

Positive: Nothing. Negative: They didn't have what I was told or expecting. There was no fridge and no working ice machines!!! Also no option for late checkout. They gave me until 11:30a.m., but then their staff at 9:30a.m. and 10:30a.m. and 11a.m. just let Themselves in my room!!!

Great place to be for two nights - the staff were incredibly helpful. The area isn't the best, but I did not feel unsafe.

Clean, friendly staff. Reasonable price. Pet friendly and pets stay free. Liked the laminate flooring instead of carpet for the dogs. Next time we will remember our swimming suits.

Essentially there’s a reason this motel is cheap. Moldy rooms. A/C units don’t work well. Nose has been stuffy the whole time. WiFi is poor. Barely any outlets to charge devices. Poor customer service. Rianna is especially not equipped to work here. She should not be in a customer facing role. She is driving down their business. She also lies right to customers and avoids accountability. Their keycards are old and need replacing. Only here 2 nights and had to go to the office twice within 10 to 20 minutes where Rianna who said she didn’t have to wear a name tag blamed me for the key card not working. She was the only one at this location I’ve ever seen without a name tag. She also put herself on a break and was the only person I’ve seen close the office. She said the key card “must hav