Motel 6 Simi Valley, CA

Trashy, tacky, smelly - gross. The staff is friendly and helpful though – but that’s where it ends. Upon entering my room, it was obvious that prior guests had been smoking in it. Parking my vehicle, I narrowly avoided stepping in a pile of dog s***. Not the only pile I noticed either – no wonder there were so many flies on the premises. Couldn’t depart quick enough the following morning. Fortunately, I awoke mostly healthy – eyes and nasal cavity slightly irritated from the room’s stench. I noticed the smoke detector (may’ve been) disabled. I wonder why???!!! Probably the result of detached ownership/management. Many of the fixtures (like door handles and towel racks) had old, spilled paint on them – sloppy maintenance and/or subcontractors. Also doubtful if housekeeping had changed the bed sheets. You get what you pay for, right? Spend a little extra and upgrade to a nicer property. If you have an aversion to the smell of tobacco – as well as transients and lowlifes (guests) – avoid this property. But if you must, be sure to bring a mask and air fresheners.

Very rude housekeepers and nosy . Worst atmosphere and very disturbing in the way they handle certain situations. Manager Esmeralda is the worst and has no customer service skills . I haven't stayed there. In over 9 months and when I made a reservation they cancelled without notice and when I showed up they all came out including the housekeepers to tell me I'm redlined and made false accusations of why I was being redlined even after the fact that I was attacked by my ex there in front of their workers yet he is still allowed at the property. The housekeepers and manager are too close and personal to the men even when they are married . They have no respect for other women and the relationships they are in with their husbands or boyfriends. They flirt and I have even seen one of the workers leave rooms at night time . The females there are nasty and disrespectful . They should be replaced especially the manager. The new owner should be allowed to be contacted in order to address certain behaviors by management and housekeepers.