モーテル 6 ナシュア、ニューハンプシャー - サウス(Motel 6 Nashua, NH - South)

Dirty Heater was not adjustable…cold! Used paper in the toilet upon arrival. Dirty floors…sandy Hair on the sheets. Ceiling heater when trying to work constantly made a load tapping noise. Get what you pay for I quess.

The bathroom was not very clean. There was still piece of hair on the wall of the shower. The corners around the toilet still has visible dirt around. It was loud, mainly from other residents. A resident kept continuously loudly running their car engine and staff did nothing to stop it.

Heat didnt work, was freezing in the room, bathroom was very tiny. Soda machine wasnt working properly plus there was no diet soda selection for us diabetics. Dont think ill be back here again specialy for the price i paid. $3 extra dollars and i could of had a bigger room,heat and a bunch of amenities at quality inn in merrimack

Our room was dirty and smelly. The bedding was clean but the pillows had a foul odor and the floors and bathroom were filthy. The front desk area was clean and our check in agent was courteous.

We got set up with a room that the lock was broken And with a bunch of homeless people. Knowing I checked in with 2 kids and yes I have pictures and went to office and reported

It was convenient for our needs. Bathroom needs updating! Scary electrical hook-up for fridge and microwave, it was plugged in to an extention cord!

The entire place seems to be under renovation. Someone urinated in the elevator. There was no fridge or coffee maker in the room. Those two things would have made my stay more enjoyable for sure.

I’ll just start with saying, it’s a hundred dollar hotel in New Hampshire, so…. Whatever. My biggest gripe is that the floor was sticky upon arrival, but they have smoking rooms so like me and Tina had a relaxed but intense evening.

Pretty gross. There was blood on pillowcase, mold in shower, wet paper thrown all over sidewalk. Doors so thin i could hear the highway though the door & there was a man outside the window at 2am trying to get in. No one at front office asked my how my stay was.