Motel 6 Kelso, WA - Mt. St. Helens

All right

The bathroom did not have shampoo, conditioner or a hair dryer. Just a single bar of soap. The room had been converted from 2 beds to 1, and the bed was placed into a corner against the wall. Almost no pressure from the shower head at all. Peeling paint all over the inside of the shower stall. The vending machine takes your money, but doesn’t work past that. Staff knows it’s been broken forever, and the owner doesn’t allow them to put an out of order sign on it. They do not return funds. The parking lot is also occupied by a considerable amount of houseless individuals, and trash was everywhere. Horrible experience.

Bare room with bed and tv. Shower was gross. Deck and stairs poorly unkept. Very noisy with traffic and people visiting outside. Bed very bad. I know you get what you pay for, but this was bad.

A surprisingly quiet overnight stop on a long highway drive. A typical Motel 6; room clean (property a bit old), bed comfortable, staff lovely.

Way too much noise at night. Cannot get proper sleep. This happens every night not just one night. Super uncomfortable

I was sound asleep in the bed when I heard a loud nois. It was the door opening but hitting the latch. Then I heard some one say, ‘there’s someone in there!” The stranger closed my door and I was thankful that I had stopped them by setting the latch! I almost had a stranger in my room. A few minutes later, I was again jolted from sleep! This time it was a woman vigorously banging on my door with her fist. She yelled, “open the door! You’re not supposed to be in there! I thought is was the same stranger as before I yelled “go away” and she said “open the door!!this is the front desk!” I yelled back, “no way you are not the front desk!” But the woman yelled open up! There is no-one registered to this room!” And she continued banging on the door. I was forced to get out of bed, get dressed, and I went to the window. There I saw the front desk clerk, who was not satisfied with seeing my face at the window. She said, what are you doing in there? There’s no one registered to this room! Open up! I still can’t believe this happened. I did open the door with the latch on to protect myself from this crazy front desk clerk. Through the door crack I told her, YOU are the one who registered me! YOU checked me in! I told her me name and that she owed me a discount for ruining my sleep. She said she couldn’t do that because she wasn’t the manager. In the morning I spoke with the manager, and my bill was made a $25.00 discount Wow. What a terrible hotel. I don’t recommend staying here.

Friendly knowledge staff, not a terrible place to stay so you don't drive tired.

Everything was fantastic!! A special thanks to Tony the Assistant Manager for being super kind and professional and going above and beyond for his job!! I appreciated his accommodations greatly!!

Definitely run down but if you don’t mind that and just looking for a place to sleep it does the job. The room was freezing and I couldn’t find how to turn the heat on ended up sleeping in my winter jacket. You get what you pay for! Bed was comfortable and checking in and out was easy! Water was hot but the shower head wasn’t very flexible and was very low if you are a tall person wouldn’t really work out for you. Overall was better than sleeping in my truck for the night. Also a lot of night owls there the room next to me was so loud and up till 3am!