Motel 6 North Ridgeville, OH - Cleveland Intl Airport - N Ridgeville

"I've stayed at this hotel several times, the staff is on point and the rooms are well taken care of. Always fresh sheets and towels. The location is perfectly right off the highway and there's plenty of great places to eat In every direction. This is a great room for the price and I would highly recommend staying here. 5 stars no complaints at all from me. Thank you to all the staff at motel 6 I appreciate the warm welcome."

"If you’re looking for a cheap place to stay for the night and only require a shower and bed this is your place! I stayed here because the weather was bad and I had to be close to work. I work nightshift so I put a note in the window to not be disturbed and it worked perfectly. I felt safe, it was quiet, places to eat nearby. They do not have refrigerators in the rooms so make sure to bring a cooler. Staff was friendly. I will definitely book again if I need to."

"Nancy: thanks for the response. I reached out already and guest relations did not respond. For more information read the other reviews where ppl were criminally overcharged.. Oh wait, you did. And gave the same dismissive response. I was physically ill and unable to get out of bed for most of the stay, but repeatedly called the front desk to let them know I would continue staying. The room had no clock, so I didn't know the time or what day it was. Once I was able to walk, I went to the front desk to sort the bill first thing. He kicked me out with 10 minutes to vacate or he would throw me out violently and call the police. Whaaa????? No explanation. No receipt. I was obviously physically ill, and I had even apologized for being ill at the beginning of the conversation. He didn't care what an unbelievable burden he was putting on me, and respected me so little he didn't even both to say why. Just out of the blue. He is going to call the cops to throw me out if I am not out in ten minutes. He is yelling all of this at me, like I have hurt him in some way by existing. He knows I planned to stay a week or two, so he knows that is not a reasonable amount of time to pack up for a healthy person. And he knows I am very ill -- I just told him. He looks like he wants to throw something at me or hit me and I have NO idea why. I haven't had any interactions with this man. When I finally get the receipt, I am charged a shockingly higher rate than posted (59.99 first night). And I may have been double charged AND overcharged, because I asked for the weekly rate then they kicked me out but didn't refund anything. The police didn't care about the charges. The police tell me they had been circling around for welfare checks (I am disabled) and the clerk didn't like the police there, so that is why he kicked me out. I am, yet again, a disabled person being treated like a criminal and removed from public establishments and public space. And the police routinely support and ratify this subhuman behavior. The cop did not ask me to explain my perspective or articulate what was bothering me. He refused to read the note I wrote and made me speak, so I was forced to rely on my disability with spoken language because he wasn't open to alternative means of communication. He rolled his eyes when I tried to get him to communicate in writing. He did not check my medical ID bracelet. The man behind the desk screamed at me when I walked into the office like I was some sort of criminal. Police were doing welfare check because I am a vulnerable person, not because I am a criminal. He screamed at me so virulently that I was scared of him. A man I never met and who knows nothing about me other than the police were there checking on me. Police did not deal with his behavior toward me, his asinine reason for kicking me out, or for stealing money by charging me more than the rate on the sign and refusing to give me a receipt to even know how much I was actually charged. All the cop said was "no one wants you here" and his body language suggests this includes him too. I am an annoyance, not a person in need. No acknowledgement that I am getting thrown out because POLICE were circling the building while I was there. And the POLICE are there because I am on file as disabled and possibly needing assistance. No acknowledgement that I am so obviously sick (I had a migraine headache and it is painful to drive like that) that I should not be going anywhere. And NO acknowledgement that motel 6 charged up both my cards so I can't afford to get a new hotel. I already paid for this one. Or that they stole from me with the unauthorized charges. Motel 6 is taking advantage of me because I am vulnerable as a disabled person, and the police are supporting and ratifying it. According to the cleaning crew, the owner throws people out like this all the time. Be warned."

"Was in a bind and needed a place to spend one night with my very well behaved, litter-box trained cat. Came here because the website and adds claim to be "pet friendly" and was very rudly informed it's more "dog friendly" there are no signs that state cats aren't included in that statement or on the corporate website. Especially considering mine is certified ESA. Came in the room and it seems only the surfaces were wiped and bed made. Piles of hair and bits of things in the corners and under the table."

"I learned upon checking in that I made a mistake and booked a single smoking room for myself for $93 I requested a switch and was told that I needed to pay $37 to be upgraded from a size full to size queen room. I did and upon entering discovered the room and especially bathroom smell heavily of cigarette smoke. . Meanwhile there is still have a sign advertising vacancy and $59 rate. Very disappointed. Cashier says it isn't his fault. He just works there. Perfect attitude to match the dirty rooms. Never again for me. I regret not booking a nicer hotel."