The front desk staff was very polite and accomodating( I checked in to a room with a HORRIBLE odor) They changed my room as soon as I returned to it after being out all day.(housekeeping was not able to remove the odor)
The area they are in did not feel very safe to me...I should have checked on Trip Advisor in advance for alternatives. When I came back the second night and saw a security guard (kind off) walking the front parking lot I barricaded myself inside the room that night and listened to the noise outside...loud , drunk voices... and checked out the next day! It is the first time I ever felt unsafe while traveling alone. Even the grocery store down the road had a "seedy" feel.
I love to save money and get a good deal; and Motel 6 is usually a good way to go, but maybe not on the east coast!

The place is quite basic. Front desk staff were friendly at checkin but thereafter indifferent. There seemed to be several businesses running outside at the premises. Outside our room was a dog grooming business that operated until late evening. Did not find the place threatening but nor was it comfortable. Cleanliness in room was mostly reasonable but carpet was very dirty.
Price was cheap but after staying there, you knew why.
Nearby was a nice Italian restaurant and a lovely diner - Grampas - where we had breakfast. If I was ever in the area again, there must be somewhere nicer.

The location was the best part of this motel. The front desk help was efficient, but curt. The bathroom was clean, but needed new toilet seat, and tub makeover. There were two different sightings of bugs that made my family uneasy.Seem to be a working mans motel.

Of course, after 5 stars at the Accor Sofitel at Heathrow the night before, it was going to be a bit different Accor experience.

Started off badly though when arrival at 2100 found police cars in front of the lobby with flashing lights and police with hands on their weapons. Inside reception, which is how I envision admission in a prison, were 5 bus drivers whose reservations were lost - incredibly the hotel was sold out.

Room 121 smelled dirty and mouldy and if you like a bed so soft that you almost touch the floor, this one's for you. I could hear the occupants walking in the room above.

Reception staff ranged from friendly to hostile.

The toilet always flushed, but flushed completely only after 5 tries.

Tiny bugs marched with impunity across the sink.

The atmosphere after dark - and sometimes in broad daylight - is threatening, so you probably will never forget to set the safety latch. If you don't have a car you don't want to walk.

WiFi was good.

Physically the place is totally worn out.