Last Chance Vacations from $403

The room was clean and beds were comfortable. Quiet area. Nicely decorated. Checked in late and was hoping for continental breakfast before leaving but it wa no longer available even though shown on website. Staff helpful in bringing towels late after check-in which it turned out that we overlooked before requesting.

Super quiet. Private place you would never know was there. Great place to unwind.

This was not what it appeared. Its a timeshare, upstairs without being handicap accessible and there is not ever any availability because it is not the property’s option to move you since it is a timeshare. Also, there is no AC, so we had to sleep with the windows open, which, in turn made me sick. The blinds didnt shut good and there are no curtains so, every light of every car that went by brightened the whole room. Everything was super old and not updated at all. The seal on the stove was all torn up, which was totally unsafe. Terrible place to stay! Avoid it if you are smart!

I visited Rigby Idaho and stayed at this Motel 6 a year ago; it was well-maintained and I was impressed at its cleanliness, considering it IS a Motel 6. Today, on a return visit to Rigby, I was provided a room that smelled like a porta potty. The towels were stained and soiled with green funk and mystery stains. It took 20 minutes for the sink to drain after a simple hand washing. The toilet was filthy and looked like it had not been cleaned in months. One of the beds had a pubic hair on the pillowcase, & stains on the fitted sheet. There was dirt and debris along the baseboards and under the beds. Because I had pre-paid and lacked the funds to get a more desirable room in Idaho Falls where things are done right, I asked Robbie the desk clerk if I could be moved to a room that had actually been cleaned. I was offered my choice of two other rooms; however each just as disgusting as the first: stained and soiled towels, dirty shower floors, dried urine on the base of the toilets, and dirt under the beds and along the baseboards. I chose the least disgusting room and asked for cleaning supplies. I was provided with a broom and dustpan, a Clorox-based toilet cleaner, a toilet brush, and Clorox wipes. It took an hour, but I did the best I could with the supplies I was offered. Eventually, I went to Idaho Falls, picked up some more cleaning supplies, my own set of bath towels and a set of sheets; then I made the best of my stay in Rigby at Motel 6.