Motel 6 Everett South

Only coffee was offered, no breakfast

We were awaken at 2;30 am due to a crime (stabbing) that happened a few doors down our room. The children were unable to return to bed due to the amount of noise outside our room with ambulance and police.

The room was comfortable enough The vanity area was large and roomy The TV was nice. Beds weren't to bad, loved the pillows if you like soft.

The bathroom was really small, toilet was to low, great for a child. It was very noisy, people upstairs tromped around all night. People outside talking till all hours. The area outside was littered with cigarette butts. Just messy in general. Went to get ice but the door to the vending machines wouldn't open . Lots of young people milling around on the street leading into the Motel, perhaps homeless?

Nothing in particular

There are homeless people sleeping on the sidewalks to the hotel entrance. The furniture in the room wasnt in good repair. I rented the room for 4 days. I work nights and sleep days, so I usually defer housekeeping and wash my own towels, etc so I can sleep between 16 hour shifts. This location not only claimed that I had to have service every other day, they pounded on the door at what was the middle of the night for me, and told me service was required. When I stood back to let them in to service the room, the front desk lady with red hair actually chewed me out and informed me I had to physically leave the motel in order for service to be performed. So, at what would be 4am for people who work days, these people barged into a room I had paid for and made me physically leave so they could sweep the floor. They don’t do anything about the vagrants milling about the property at all times day any night, but they harass their customers in order to sweep the floor. When I called the manager to complain about the situation and request that house keeping be done at a reasonable hour for me in consideration of my work schedule since they were going to force it on me and force me to leave the room, and I was informed that it must be done at a time that was convenient for housekeeping. That all being said, the only polite and reasonable employee at the entire place was the housekeeper as she apologetically entered and left the room, doing her job as I was forced to stand in the parking lot in my pajamas.