Motel 6 Redmond, or

It was OK. Like many others have said, desk staff were less than friendly. They appeared to be training a new employee and the trainee was very pleasant. The toilet seat was beat up like a gas station toilet and there was some weird splat on the ceiling near the window. Wife wouldn’t use the shower. She called it “gross”. Outlets are old looking. I don’t think I’d stay there again unless I had too. Which is why I stayed this time. Last minute and didn’t feel like dropping $260 for the Super 8. I have no idea why rooms are so expensive in Bend/Redmond. We stayed at a very nice hotel downtown Portland the night before for $200.

hundreds of people nearby got evacuated from our homes due to a wildfire. the first night we stayed the rate was $116.01. When we stayed another night (a Tuesday) because we still couldn't go home, the price was now $138.11 because there was a demand for rooms as hundreds of people were displaced due to fire. The next night was the same $138.11 (a Wednesday). When I asked to woman at the front desk why the rate had gone up $22 on a weekday she said RUDELY she had no control over the prices. I sent Motel6 an email and they said they feel bad but algorithms set the prices based on supply and demand and there was nothing they could do. Of course there's always something they can do-be decent people and make a decision not to profit when local emergencies happen.

Okay

We've stayed here quite a few times now. It's fine for the price. The beds are very comfortable which is why we choose to come back

Very good for the price. I could borrow a hair drier and keep it in my room during my stay which was very good. No amenities like shampoo/conditioner but I understand that for the price. I like the location of the hotel as it’s very close to the airport.

Our stay at Motel 6 in Redmond over all great! Good value for our needs.