Red Oak hotel guide. Motel 6 hotel in Red Oak, Atlanta

"It helped get out of an unfortunate situation. Nothing else is needed."

"Clean "

"Great experience. The staff was amazing"

"The hotel is beautiful. The suite we stayed in needs sone TLC. shower door wouldn’t close and some of the frames is really old. But overall very comfortable hotel"

"Our stay was very excellent. Checked in about 9:30 PM and out again at 4:00 AM, a very short layover between flights at Atlanta. The beds were very comfortable. The walk in shower was an additional perk that was unexpected. We were checked in and out by 2 different desk clerks very quickly. The airport was quick and easy . We did not have time to use any of the other benefits other than a clean comfortable room. We would stay there again if it became necessary."

"Wonderful stay. Clean room, friendly staff, breakfast and location was very convenient. No complaints and would gladly stay here again. "

"I have not received my deposit"

"The property is amazing I’ve stayed here twice, and both times were great. The rooms could be a little bigger and the water pressure in the showers could use some work. Besides that everything else was amazing "

"I would never stay here again. They had to issue two sets of earplugs (still not enough) and should gave added eye coverings for all the light in the room (12 little lights and blackout curtains dud nit work). Slamming doors, construction across the street, sirens, loud patrons on the floor… ear plugs were not sufficient. I travel 200,000 miles a year and have seen the best and worst. Checking in was confusing. Me and three other new guests stood in the lobby trying to figure out where and how to register. The person working the counter was wearing street clothes do we could not tell he was an employee and the red “check-in” light was off (only saw it on as I checked out this morning). Oh his I miss being greeted with a smile and offer to help. You won’t find this here. I went to the front desk, which is indistinguishable form a food store counter, each day (e.g, but something, ask for directions) and each time I felt like I was disturbing their mobile phone time. Never again. "