Motel 6 in pretty wrapping.
We spent the night of Sept. 21 here and were extremely dissatisfied. Our room wasn't clean. There was a used Q-tip on the bathroom floor, a pin on the bedroom floor and someone else's book in the night table. There also was a wet patch on the carpet, and a strange chemical smell that was so unpleasant I couldn't sleep. (Maybe they'd shampooed a stain on the carpet?) Other gripes: lumpy pillows, the shower door opens in such a way that it's impossible to adjust the water temp without standing under the stream, $20 hamburgers (onions are extra), and the bellhop wasn't available at 6 a.m. when I had to get my items from storage. I finally had to get the front desk to open their closet. When I complained to the manager about the problems, it was like playing Let's Make a Deal. "Would you like offer No. 1 ($20 off) or offer No. 2 ($50 off) which is all they would do to compensate me for the $200 I wasted on the room. We live in Colorado and visit Denver often. I've enjoyed tea here, but for the night, the Monaco offers free coffee and tea in the morning (and a happy hour drink), and Teatro offers far better service and level of comfort.