We were on our way through Tucson expecting to stay with relatives but when that didn't work out, we looked for lodging. The only problem was, the gem and mineral show was in town and no one had any rooms left--except Motel 6. I think we may have gotten the last room available in Tucson! The desk clerk apologized for... More

If one is going to build a hotel only a hundred yards from a busy train line, one should ensure that the walls and windows offer sufficient sound proofing. This Motel 6 offers none. Other reviewers have mentioned that there is a sign by the check-in desk warning of the train noise. Neither my wife or I saw that sign... More

First off, there is a train track right by the motel and there is a sign at the front desk warning people. I grew up around trains, so the train noise didn't bother me at all, but it is something to consider. Great location. Close to everything. The room was nice, bed was not bad, the shower was awesome. The... More

Good size but smelled like a nursing home inside. Train noise made it hard to sleep. Good location on north end of town!

Friendly service and clean big rooms. We used the motel as a base for trips to Old Tucson Studios and AZ-Sonora Dessert Museum. Even though the railroad is nearby it didn't bother us!

I've stayed here a few times. This is one of the nicest motel 6's I've stayed in. Friendly staff, and very nice big, clean rooms. The handicap rooms have very large comfortable bathrooms, while the non-handicap bathrooms are very tiny. The hotel doesn't charge any different than any other motel 6, and is so much nicer. The hotel is very... More

I'm a regular traveler to Tucson, and chose the Motel 6 for price. It has been recently renovated and is quite nice - clean, cheery and efficient staff. Breakfast is non-existent, but with so many good restaurants in the area - no problem. But the thing that made me smile was the fact that I had read other reviews of... More

After traveling over 400 miles from California to Tucson to visit my grandparents in a retirement home I decided to check into the Motel 6 off of Ina Rd. to stay the night there. The desk clerk there had as much personality as a doorknob but it was something I could easily overlook since I had stayed at Motel 6's... More