Checked in during June of 2006 on a vacation to Branson/Eureka Springs. Found the motel in an advertisement in Branson and called and booked for $69 per night for two nights. Arrived and checked in with no problem and got settled in the room. Now I travel some, and I know that every place has its problems and usually don't get too worked up about it. This was no different. There was some cosmetic problems with the vanity/bathroom area as well as some missing ceiling tiles. Otherwise the room was mostly clean, except for the obvious debris in the sink and on the vanity from the missing ceiling tiles being removed, and the spider webs in the corners. On our first morning there we awoke to housekeeping attempting to breach the door at 0700. The girl was quite nice but due to a language barrier she was having problems understanding we were not ready for housekeeping. The vending area was excessively hot for some reason. The soda was very warm, the candy was all molten, and the ice machine was empty. I spoke to the manager in regards to this but no resolution was reached. The pool was nice and we swam both days and can't complain about that. For $49 or even $59 a night I wouldn't gripe, but for $69 I did and still do. After no satisfaction from the manager (all I really wanted was "sorry, it won't happen again, etc.") I contacted Accor Hotels. That gave me the same satisfaction as shoving a sharp stick in my eye. Anyway, we go to Branson/Eureka Springs several times each year, but won't go the way of the Motel 6 again.

I am the wife of rock chalk traveler. We stayed there in January for $33, and the price was right. The service was great. We babysat our baby granddaughter there and had a wonderful time. However, when I went back in March, I had a totally different experience. I kept my granddaughter, and she was a bit fussy. The motel night manager was ready to kick me out. She came to my room and told me I might have to move. Every since that night, we have booked rooms at different hotels and motels in Eureka and had much better experiences. The other hotel managers were very accomodating to my granddaugther and myself. The Rodeway Inn and the Crescent Hotel are better choices in my book after my harrowing experience at Motel 6 in March.

For an internet price of $33 per night this is a real bargain for two queen sized beds. A lot of Motel 6 properties don't have a tub but this one does. Rooms are clean and comfortable and includes a small color TV with HBO and a pretty decent array of cable channels. Walls are paper thin however so be prepared for noise from your neighbors no matter how quiet they are.

There is free coffee in the morning in the lobby but no breakfast of any kind. Can't complain for the price and given the competition of inexpensive motels in Eureka Springs I would have to say this one ranks pretty high up there for value. The management seemed friendly and accomodating.

Since our original lodging in Eureka Springs was very sub par (Pond Mountain Lodge), we checked out the Motel 6. Inquired about room at 9a.m. on a Saturday morning, checked in to the Rhett Butler suite by noon. We loved the heart shaped jacuzzi. The bed was quite comfortable. The room was large and came with a fridge and microwave. $89 a night, on a busy weekend, was a very reasonable price for such a nice room. My only complaint would be that there is no breakfast, not even continental.