Studio 6 Rosemead, CA – Pasadena

I had a bad experience they had spiders and a big a bed bug that was just nasty

Good stay

The room facilities are well-equipped and clean. The only drawback is that the air conditioning is too noisy, making it impossible to fall asleep. If you need a quiet and comfortable sleep, you should definitely not stay here. I can only fall asleep after turning off the air conditioning at 8 pm, but it's very uncomfortable to do so.

Clean and tidy property at a very convenient location in SGV. Close to I10 freeway, and between Valley Blvd and Garvey Ave.

Photos online were not of the actual rooms. Rooms really need to be updated. Everything was old and needed replacing. Smoke free rooms smelled heavily of smoke. Had to clean the room before we actually get comfortable with the room. Concept is good but everything needs updating.

Very good

Very good

The room was fantastic, I was not expecting such a nice room. I've stayed at a lot of motel 6 rooms, and this one is by far the best. The full kitchen, nice big shower, comfy bed. All around just a great stay.

The room had roaches when we arrived, I took pictures of it to have proof. Disgusting.

It’s a nice place to stay at.

I can't complain

Yes both work

Exceptional

Pleasant

Good

Everything I can't complain

Great location

The bed was like sleeping on concrete. The front desk staff were not the friendliest. After checking in we returned to the front desk to ask for items and no one answered the doorbell.

Bed was very clean! The kitchen was clean but some rust and grease stains were on the sides of appliances. Other than that, the room was perfect. No laundry on site even though booking said otherwise.

Absolutely unacceptable experience on February 19. We booked a double-bed room and requested first-floor access due to a disabled elderly family member. We were traveling with two kids and one elderly parent who has difficulty walking. At check-in, the front desk first said there was one first-floor room with one bed. Then after seeing my mother struggle to walk, he suddenly said no rooms were available at all. When we questioned the inconsistency, he became hostile, yelled at us, and told us to “get the f*** out of here.” Using profanity and yelling at a family with children and a disabled elderly person is beyond unprofessional. We felt disrespected and discriminated against. This behavior is unacceptable and management needs to address it immediately.