My mother was seriously ill in the Tallahassee hospital and my siblings and I had to drive from Illinois at a moment's notice. We made the mistake of not pre-booking rooms. We arrived at 2 AM and this is all we could locate. My sister slept in her clothes. I was afraid of the bed linens. I didn't sleep a... more

I had previously stayed at this motel in June 2008. I was by myself, the rates were fantastic, room was clean, good service, not as nice a TV, but for 35 bucks a night, I wasn't complaining. When I brought my family and stayed again in August 2008, it was a whole different story. I will say we were moving... more

This motel was clean and quiet with a friendly desk clerk. The pool was immaculately kept, and we were able to pick up wifi from somewhere else for internet access. A very pleasant stay. more

Not the worst on the planet: but very close. Filthy rooms. No wheelchair accessibility. Old run-down and should likely be condemned. With a choice of this property and your car: I'd highly recommend your car. Not friendly staff. more

My husband and I stayed at this hotel while taking our daughter up to FSU. All hotels were booked solid as it was move-in weekend for all Tallahassee schools. The only positive this hotel had was the staff, very friendly and helpful. The outside of the hotel was OK, clean. The rooms were big but had bugs, the towels were... more

Many reading will say how can a Motel 6 in a hick town like Tallahassee, Florida garner such a high rating from any reviewer? The answer is easy: price, people, cleanliness, and location. The Motel 6 Downtown Tallahassee is several blocks down Apalachee Parkway from the Capitol (1 mile away). This location makes it easy to reach any part of... more

The downtown Tallahassee Motel 6 has the friendliest staff in a very friendly town. Ask them any questions about Tallahassee or nearby areas and they will be glad to go into great detail. If they don't know, they find out. Extras for the rooms? Whatever they can do, they do quickly and with a smile. I'm ready to visit Tallahassee... more

Let me tell you I was hard pressed to find a room in Tallahassee week of February 1, 2005. I settled on this hotel since it was close to the Capital and all the others were sold out. I paid $36.00 and got a huge room with a King-Size Bed. No frills only soap. Bring shampoo and a hair dryer... more