Motel 6 Brinkley, AR

Nice motel on quiet location. Clean room Friendly staff Highly recommended then other hotel in town because lots of trucks going in and out towards those other hotel This is motel 6 is on a nice spot I will stay here again. I sleep well and all restaurants are on walking distance

While traveling cross country with a dog. We've been staying in Motel 6's and Red Roof inns. We spent one night here finding it an older hotel but clean and comfortable. We would stay here again if in the area. I will highly recommend.........

Short and sweet review.. motel 6 needs to take this motel off its franchise. I've worked in 32 countries and would rate it at one of the worst I've stayed at. Cracked and broken tiles in the bathrooms, shower might have been cleaned but I did not want to use it.

I usually go by reviews when I book a hotel. Whoever the people were that wrote good reviews have very low expectations. I have seen better hotels in third world countries. Filthy and disgusting, with Crack heads outside screaming all night. I am pleading with you...don't stay here!!!

I am old enough to remember commercials for Motel 6 that said, 'We leave the light on for you,' spoken by a celebrity as it to say the chain cared. The Motel 6 chain does not care, but individual motels demonstrate different degrees of excellence and care I have found. This Motel 5 in Brinkley is superlative for its kind. A asked for and got a quiet room with plenty of towels, clean floors, a decent little microwave and refrigerator, sinks and tub with stoppers, and plenty of hot water. The heater was noisy but friendly keeping the chill of this early winter out of the room. The coffee in the lobby was from a conventional brewing device, not a thermos, although there was a thermos of plain water available for those who wanted to drink tea. The managers were friendly and efficient and human. While I did not intend to stop in Brinkely, I am pleased that I did in my trip from the edge of the Pacific Ocean at Pt Reyes Station to Chicago at the edge of the Great Lakes. Lee David Engdahl.