Photo: Carol M. Highsmith / Library of Congress
Independent motels across America
13,392 motels in 5,558 towns, every state
Or show motels near meMotels by state Tap a state on the map, or pick one from the list.
Each circle is a state; the bigger it is, the more motels we list there.
- Alabama125
- Alaska47
- Arizona228
- Arkansas153
- California1,466
- Colorado324
- Connecticut66
- Delaware42
- District of Columbia1
- Florida1,129
- Georgia170
- Hawaii4
- Idaho156
- Illinois348
- Indiana165
- Iowa151
- Kansas177
- Kentucky130
- Louisiana172
- Maine263
- Maryland136
- Massachusetts189
- Michigan684
- Minnesota262
- Mississippi88
- Missouri252
- Montana222
- Nebraska159
- Nevada200
- New Hampshire142
- New Jersey476
- New Mexico186
- New York701
- North Carolina328
- North Dakota95
- Ohio278
- Oklahoma207
- Oregon322
- Pennsylvania361
- Rhode Island22
- South Carolina183
- South Dakota149
- Tennessee190
- Texas878
- Utah134
- Vermont81
- Virginia52
- Washington341
- West Virginia74
- Wisconsin501
- Wyoming182
Motel travel guides Where the old roadside motels are still open.
U.S. Route 66
Route 66: The Motels Still Standing
From Chicago to Santa Monica, 2,451 miles of roadside America. A lot of the motels built along Route 66 have closed. Here are the ones still taking reservations.