Avoid This Motel
There is not enough time or space to give all the reasons to avoid this place at all cost. Believe the other reviews because they are correct. For me, it is the second time in a row (the other was several years ago in El Paso, TX) that a Motel 6 turned out to be the opposite of the company's advertising. This San Diego version is VERY old and worn out, with no flat-screen TV, no plugs for the sink and bathtub, WRITING ON ONE OF THE SHEETS, no clock/radio, not a good location, etc., etc., etc. When we entered the room and opened the drapes, we discovered that the window to an alleyway was open and the screen pushed out! Good thing we made that discovery. The place is undergoing a renovation (apparently our room hasn't been done yet), but my suggestion is to bulldoze the place and start over! --Don't know what they would do about the noise factor. The place owes me a refund. If we hadn't arrived so late and so tired, we would have gone elsewhere--almost anywhere else. Do we blame Accor for the deterioriation of the Motel 6 brand?