"Had a great experience staff was great"

"I found hair on towels."

"The room is large, the bed is comfortable, and the location is good, but the hygiene in the hotel is very poor!"

"This is as basic a motel as you can get. Most of the rooms are smoking. Even if you request a smoke free room, there's no guarantee that you will get it. The place is also a little hard to find as there isn't any signage at the property entrance. On the positive side, the property is located close to various amenities as well as highway. Havingsaid all that, if you're looking for a cheap place to stay and don't really care about the room having smoke smell, then this would be something to consider."

"For a motel 6 it was very clean smelled good and looked very nice inside and out"

"On the "Good-Meh-Suck" scale, this was a "Suck +" Congratulations, TownePlace Suites Seekonk , you have successfully constructed a building. Unfortunately, that appears to be where the ambitions of this property peaked. The lobby welcomes you with the warm, comforting scent of wet dog. Nothing says "extended stay luxury" like walking in and immediately wondering whose dog had a rough day in the rain. Pet-friendly is a fine policy but doing nothing about the smell is a choice. Housekeeping, bless their hearts, managed to overlook a half-full carton of milk left in our fridge by a previous guest. In a brand-new hotel. A for effort. The walls are an architectural marvel in the sense that I remain amazed anyone thought they were adequate. Every hallway conversation came through at full fidelity. I can now confirm that the people next door sneeze loudly. This is information I did not request. The midnight fire alarm was a delightful bonus. Ten full minutes of ear-splitting ambiance only to learn it was a false alarm, of course. The real alarm, as it turned out, was our judgment in booking this place. The cherry on top? Not a single word of apology at checkout. Not a "sorry about that," not a "we hope you weren't too disrupted," not even an awkward shrug. Radio silence. Truly a masterclass in hospitality. Breakfast deserves its own paragraph. The hotel was packed thanks to graduation crowds, a sports team, and the full holiday chaos. Apparently, management's brilliant response was to deploy exactly one person to handle the entire breakfast operation. That lone soldier was doing their absolute best, which made it all the more painful to watch. They ran out of frittatas but left the sign up. I stood there, hopeful, plate in hand, before finally asking which is when I was informed they were gone. Did they run out? It was not clear. They ran out of milk, eggs, sausage, English muffins, bagels, etc. Look, I understand pet policies, false alarms, and tough weekends happen. What I don't understand is how a brand new property has already perfected the art of not caring. A shiny new building doesn't make a good hotel. The people and the processes do. This place has a lot of growing up to do and I do not think I will return to find out if they did."

"The hotel is OK. The breakfast is average, but the staff is very enthusiastic to chat with you. When I went there, the elevator was broken. The air conditioner in the hotel is a bit noisy. But the air conditioners in American hotels I have stayed in are generally noisy. There is a large amount of food in an American Chinese restaurant nearby. The supermarket does not sell beer. Rhode Island is very strict about the sale of alcohol."

"There are many supermarkets around, parking is convenient, clean, the boss service is very good,  environment is OK. Suitable for people who drive out."

"Nice clean room great location and good price."