West Texas hotel guide. Motel 6 hotel in West Texas, Texas

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"Everything was nice and clean. Bed was comfortable. The air conditioning worked great. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful."

"The hotel is nice, in a good location, and well informed sstaffed.but parking is horrendous and expensive. Parking is "optional" but costs $38 a day. Or you can street park for an hourly rate but the app is hard to use and the meter machines work only halftime."

"The room was very nice. The breakfast was inedible."

"Our go to when in Lubbock. "

"Wonderful stay, delicious breakfast. Important to get there early for breakfast, we came down 30 minutes prior to breakfast buffet ending, and some of the options were running out & didnt get refreshed. Everything was so tasty, we will set an alarm next time!"

"The resort itself appeared to be well-maintained and amenities were adequate, especially if you had young children (ex. Lazy River). The room (we had a 2 br unit) itself was spacious and the availability of a w/d and full kitchen was a definite plus. Negatives were the bed (very uncomfortable mattresses and pillows, thin and very worn) and the overall poor lighting, especially in the bathrooms. The on-site restaurant had decent food, but was woefully understaffed. There was one cook and one server who also had bartending and busboy duties. It also closes at 8:00pm, which is quite early for being the only eating facility on site. As this is a time share property, be advised that there is a sales pitch for purchasing at the property. Road signage is also lacking, so finding your accommodation can be a bit challenging, especially in the dark. Overall it’s a well-designed resort with multiple activities, but the room comfort could be improved."

"Nice place, good location"

"Room dirty old food left in fridge and ac didn’t work in the whole building."