THIS Motel six has the worst customer service of all time.

- get into room at 9pm
- it's absolutely freezing
- turn on 'heat' blows cold air
- wait 30 mins and call
- they tell me to give it an hour
- 10pm it's freezing I have my coat on and have folded over the blankets on the half of the bed I am not using
- I call again
- they bring a space heater the size of my foot
- it works for 15 minutes then dies completely
- I call again and ask for a space heater and blanket (at this point they have still not offered me a blanket)
- I get both and it takes at least a half an hour for the room to be any warmer
- I eventually sleep
- wake up and turn on tv
- flickers on and off
- think about taking a bath instead(killing time to see what kind of travel the weather will allow)
- no plug
- I call
- "sorry people steal them. I think we ordered some more but don't have any" tv is an issue with the whole building a product of the weather
- ok well now after all of this my visitor experience has been affected and I would like to ask for some sort of compensation.
- fights with me on the phone like a child raising her voice several times. Guess what? She is the manager. Told me she fixed all the issues. Umm but I walked into a not ready room that still has issues and it took 2 hours to resolve the heat issue last night when I was here to sleep. Doesn't matter, she fights with me and raises her voice and talks over me so that I have to talk over her to say "thank you for your time" and hang up.

I've working in hotels and this is some sorry excuse for one. Hi Portland.

First of all if you are coming from a lower elevation to Gresham prepare for the 11155 foot elevation by drinking plenty of water before arriving. If you plan on hiking, swimming, biking a general active type vacation, then research what to expect when you come up to this elevation so you are not blindsided. I stayed at Motel 6, the A/C was great, Jaylee gave me my keys and showed me where the ice machine was, and invited in for some coffee and lite snacks first thing in the morning. I had a very quiet two nights there, the big screen TV, Microwave, freezer and refrigerator were an added treat. The pool was a tad too small for me, but many kids and a few parents were enjoying it and having fun. The Elmers, next door, served breakfast, lunch and dinner. Not really the best for salmon, it was overcooked with barbecue sauce on it, and the flat iron steak was a bit chewy. The hi-ways were all fairly close to this location and stores, both grocery, Starbucks, gas stations, MT Hood Community College were close by. The Community college has a several pools, a gym, playing fields and a sweet little river flowing through with plenty of parking, when school isn't in full swing. Prices are reasonable, and if you get to Portland airport early there is a nice mall called Cascade Station (again no state sales Tax folks)

We flew in late and wanted a place fairly close to the airport. We are not familiar with the Portland area so this area may be fine, but it felt pretty sketchy when we pulled up. We do not stay in fancy hotels and generally want just a clean bed and we are out the door early in the morning. I suppose that was true in the literal sense of the word, but it was just a little too questionable for us. The room was downright sparse; they didn't even bother to hang a picture. There was no shampoo, conditioner or lotion, basic provisions at most hotels. The bed was so hard my back ached as soon as I laid down. There was no stopper in the sink and the shower was very difficult to turn on/off. While this hotel was cheap, I do not feel that it was a good value.