Motel 6-Charlotte, NC - University

Prostitutes and druggies everywhere. Couldn’t accommodate me with a roll in shower which is what I booked.

Desde que llegué la atención dela persona que se encuentra ay atendiendo no fue nada amable cada momento puso trabas y la atención pésima te atendió como si te estuvieran haciendo un favor gratis no lo recomiendo

Prostitution was happening around the building and drug dealers were lingering the building parking lot had underwear and used condoms on the floor

I genuinely do not know how this property is still accepting reservations.

I was in Charlotte for the Iron Maiden concert and wasn’t looking for anything fancy. I just needed a basic, reasonably clean room where I could safely leave my dog during the show and sleep afterward. I checked the reviews beforehand, they didn’t seem terrible, and I paid online.

When I arrived, I checked into Room 101 and also paid the $50 pet deposit. The second I walked into the room, it became obvious there was a serious problem.

Almost none of the electricity worked. Only one or two lamps would come on, and even those flickered. The refrigerator barely functioned, and when you opened it, the entire frame pulled away with it. The room was dirty and smelled like urine. The bathroom fan automatically came on with the light and sounded like you were trying to summon the devil.

I didn’t even feel comfortable leaving my dog there while I went to the concert.

I went back to the front desk and explained that the room was unacceptable and asked for my money back. Instead of trying to resolve the situation, the employee wanted to argue with me and demonstrate how to turn on a lamp, as if the issue was that I somehow didn’t understand how a light switch worked.

I know how to turn on a light bulb. That wasn’t the problem.

The problem was that I had paid for a functioning hotel room, and what I was given did not have reliable electricity and did not feel clean or safe.

The parking lot made the situation even worse. There were people wandering around visibly strung out and prostitution activity happening openly around the property. It honestly looked like a scene full of off-brand Eddie the Heads, except Eddie is significantly cooler and, presumably, not high or on meth.

Drug dealers an prostitutes all around motel , can't even walk to your car or outside without a person asking you to buy drugs!!!!!!, couldn't even pull into motel after going out without them blocking entrance an walking up to your car window I'll never be back!!!!!!!!!!!!

Room smelled like mold, mold all around the bathtub, room dirty, I literally seen some people outside smoking a Crack stem in public like it was a cigarette.

What I Didn’t Like
The property felt more like a lockdown facility than a hotel, with a Fort Knox vibe that immediately raised red flags. Outside, there were people openly getting high on the corner, and a shady crew posted up in the parking lot, creating an atmosphere that was unsafe before I even stepped inside.

Inside, the walls carried such a heavy, stale smoke odor that the COPD risk felt about 99.9%. This is not a family‑friendly environment — not for toddlers, not for kids, and definitely not for anyone with respiratory issues.

I didn’t feel safe. I was more worried about my property, my personal safety, or even the possibility of stepping on a needle than anything related to comfort.

When the receptionist asked why I didn’t want to stay, I explained clearly:
I have one child with asthma, and this environment was absolutely not appropriate for his health or safety. This wasn’t it.

Everything

Ended up not even checking into this place. The environment around the motel was sketchy at best. Bums and what looked like drug deals going on in the parking lot and entrance

No nerve

Everything, it was dirty, unkept, and the staff was horrible. I didn’t even stay a night. Not even sure if I’m getting a refund.

The bathroom could have been a little more clean. I notice trash under the sink.