Motel 6-Snyder, TX
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+1 (888) 385-8465Особенности отеля
Особенности отеля
Motel 6-Snyder, TX is a 2-star hotel located in Snyder, Texas. The property sits at 1137 E. Us Highway 180, about 3,2 миль from the city center. With 140 reviews, this budget-friendly option offers prices starting from $55 per night.
Guest rooms feature air conditioning and non-smoking options, while practical amenities include free parking on site, complimentary Wi‑Fi, and a bathtub. The hotel is pet-friendly, with a 24-hour front desk, wheelchair accessibility, and an elevator to help guests move around easily.
Located in Snyder, Texas, United States, the property offers 2 stars and has 140 reviews. A budget-friendly option on East Us Highway 180, with free parking and approachable amenities.
Комнаты
Показать 5 фотографий
2 Кровати Queen-Size
205 кв. футов
Номер
Собственная Ванная Комната
Ванна
Wifi
Микроволновка
Показать 4 фотографии
1 Кровать King Size
205 кв. футов
Номер Кинг
Собственная Ванная Комната
Ванна
Wifi
Микроволновка
Показать 4 фотографии
1 Кровать King Size
2 Кровати Queen-Size
205 кв. футов
Номер
Собственная Ванная Комната
Ванна
Wifi
Микроволновка
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Pets are allowed and can stay for free. Cash is not accepted, with Discover, American Express, Mastercard, and Visa accepted for payment.
Room options include a mix of suites and king- and two-queen configurations. For example, the Suite Deluxe accommodates up to 8 adults and 5 children and features 1 King bed plus 2 Queen beds. The King/2 Queen Room fits 2 adults and 1 child, with 1 King bed and 2 Queen beds. Deluxe, 2 Queen offers space for 4 adults and 3 children, while Deluxe King Room - Non-Smoking accommodates 2 adults and 1 child with 1 King bed.
Лучшие впечатления
Лучшие впечатления
This Snyder property on East Us Highway 180 provides flexible layouts that appeal to families and groups, helping travelers tailor stays to budgets and needs. A practical, budget-friendly choice about 3,2 миль from Snyder’s city center, ideal for road trips and local explorations.
