Motel 6 in Coronado National Forest from AU$100

"Calm and clean, beautiful building architecture, loved the balcony!"

"Clean, great customer service. We were able to check in early which a big bonus. "

"Yes"

"Great"

"I had a much better stay than I was expecting. All of the staff were nice and accommodating. "

"Rooms were great, hotel was clean, staff was friendly. A gem in the desert. Only downside is the breakfast options, not much of a variety. "

"Everything was great"

"Great staff and nice rooms "

"Hotel McCoy is clearly a classic motor inn from a bygone era that has been thoughtfully—and playfully—reimagined. The result is a fun retro vibe layered with modern touches that feel intentional rather than forced. We arrived in the early hours of the morning. Although the front desk was closed, the experience was seamless because we had completed registration earlier through the online portal, which provided our door code. Late-night arrival was completely stress-free. The building itself is solid brick, which does a surprisingly good job of keeping exterior noise down and adds to the sense of durability you don’t always find in older motor inns. You can hear the nearby interstate, but it isn’t intrusive and didn’t interfere with sleep. One of the most charming aspects of the property is the abundance of murals painted throughout the grounds. They add personality, color, and a strong sense of place, turning what could have been a simple roadside stop into something memorable and distinctly Tucson. The flooring in the room is real tile—retro-inspired but still current—and a welcome upgrade over linoleum or faux finishes. It fits the aesthetic nicely while feeling solid and clean. We stayed in a king suite. The room is not overly large, but it’s thoughtfully laid out. There’s no traditional closet; instead, there are wall pegs for hanging clothes, which aligns with the minimalist, retro feel. The bathroom is small but efficient, and the addition of a compact, charming kitchene"