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"The WORST hotel I have ever stayed in. Arrived from New Haven the evening before for a 6am flight the next morning. If I hadn't prepaid for the room I would not have stayed. It is very tattered and desperately in need of a freshening up. The toilet splashed water all over the floor when flushing. The sink was slow draining as well. I did not shower because I was too grossed out. Right after going to sleep I was startled awake by a pounding on my door. A man yelling for me to open up or he would go and get a room key from the front desk. It turned out to be a policeman at the wrong room. Very concerning!!! Once I finally went back to sleep There was all night partying in several rooms. People yelling, Doors Slamming All night. I finally got up and left the hotel around 3:30 and went to the airport. I was on the 1st floor and the door to get in with a key was left propped open all night. When I left the all night party was still in full swing. I paid $128 for this room and learned my lesson the hard way. The ONLY plus of this hotel is it is very close to the airport. There are many other hotels nearby so pay a little more. I would have been better off sleeping in my car. "

"Room was spacious and well appointed, staff very friendly and accomodating, breakfast buffet was small but fresh and well stocked."

"Place is a dump. Will never stay there again. Not maintained well at all. People working the front desk hard to understand and when trying to explain yourself or how bad their rooms is, you just get a blank stare and "I'll make sure to tell the manager". They shoved two full beds in a single bed room, had no space. Bathroom door would not close all the way. Looked like there were old blood splatter on the floor and wall. It was terrible. Never again! And I had some pretty good stays at Motel 6, but not this one! Never booking at a Motel 6 again!"

"The room was very clean and the staff very helpful and nice. The only thing k would mention is that even though the rooms are non-smoking, it smelled like stale smoke on our floor and in our room. Otherwise a very nice place!"

"It was an awesome experience"

"Great"

"Absolutely the most disappointing and uncomfortable hotel stay my family has ever experienced. From the moment we walked into the room, we were shocked by the level of uncleanliness. The carpet was visibly filthy, to the point where we didn’t feel safe walking on it barefoot. The beds were clearly not changed—you could tell just by looking at the sheets that they had been slept in, which is completely unacceptable for any guest, let alone a family traveling together. I felt genuinely scared to touch anything in the room without sanitizing it first. Even the TV remote had grime on it. The couch had a strong, unpleasant odor that made it impossible to sit on. It was obvious that proper cleaning and basic hygiene standards were not followed. As a family, we expect at least a clean and safe environment, and this hotel failed on every level. This experience left us uncomfortable, disappointed, and honestly disgusted. I hope management takes this feedback seriously because no guest should have to stay in conditions like this."

"Farmington Inn is quaint and has a mature person feel. The room was older and smelled like a nursing home yet it was clean and served the purpose. There was a small laundry room fire while we were there. Luckily, I was in my room and evacuated me and my dog safely. I questioned if they would have gone in to get my dog if I were not there. That question remains unanswered. I’d stay again. It was close to the interstate and food options and some of the most beautiful walks. "

"The room was clean but incredibly sparse as is the only had a single bar of soap and a roll of toilet paper. No tissues, shampoo or wash for the shower. I booked the room for 4 people but received only two towels. The second bed (pull-out couch) had no sheets and when I went downstairs I was handed a pile right from the dryer. Basic doesn’t even begin to describe this hotel. Imagine a hotel run by the department of corrections and you basically have this place."