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What a week or up to 30 days costs per day in Twin Falls

What a room in Twin Falls costs per day depends on how long you stay. New Leaf’s twelve properties rent from one week up to 30 days. Here is the daily cost of each, beside the rates other local lodging businesses showed on their own websites on 2 September 2026.

Two lengths of stay, two different answers

For now, New Leaf’s twelve properties do not rent by the night. The shortest stay is one week, seven nights, and every reservation is capped at 30 days. In New Leaf’s words: "Nightly stays are temporarily paused so we can make room for guests staying a week or longer, up to 30 days."

One week is the first price. A single at $250 a week comes to $35.71 a day, paid weekly. Four of the eight businesses read on 2 September 2026 published a weekly rate, New Leaf among them, and $250 was the lowest of their weekly figures.

Thirty days is the longest reservation any New Leaf property takes. A single for a stay of up to 30 days is a flat $1,000, which is $33.33 a day if you use all 30 days. A shorter stay at that flat price costs more per day. Every New Leaf rate in this guide is before 8% tax.

Eight Twin Falls lodging businesses, New Leaf included, were looked up on their own websites on 2 September 2026, with no aggregator in between. Three of them had no working website that day. Twin Falls has other franchise hotels that sell by the night; this guide did not price them.

Fewer than seven nights: who still sells a night

If you need fewer than seven nights, Motel 6 at 1472 Blue Lakes Blvd N sells real nights, though it prints no standing price for one. Its own booking engine, checked on 2 September 2026, returned $95 a night for 1 to 2 September and $56 to $61 at the member rate for 14 to 15 October. SureStay by Best Western, 1260 Blue Lakes Blvd N, has no rate card; its own engine returned $144.32 to $184 for 1 to 2 September, checked the same day. Those numbers belong to those dates, so ask for a quote for your own nights.

Canyon Springs Extended Stay, 1357 Blue Lakes Blvd N, does not rent by the day or the night either. Its own FAQ says it rents by the week, from $295 ($42.14 a day), and by the month, $1,100. Every New Leaf single and double is cheaper than its lowest published week: $250 and $275 against $295.

One week: $250, or $35.71 a day

A single is $250 a week, which comes to $35.71 a day, paid weekly. A double is $275 a week, or $39.29 a day. The studio with a full kitchen is $325 a week, or $46.43 a day. Each daily figure is the week divided by 7, before tax.

Canyon Springs, Blue Lakes Inn and Motel 6 were the other three publishing a weekly figure on 2 September 2026, and the figures differ in kind. "As low as" at the first two marks the bottom of a range. Motel 6’s own booking engine labels $45 a night its weekly rate, with a minimum of seven nights, so its $315 week is that sum and is not printed on its site.

Weekly figures from each business’s own website, read 2 September 2026. New Leaf figures are before 8% tax. Canyon Springs and Blue Lakes Inn figures are "as low as" floors. Per day is the week divided by seven.
Business and roomWeekly figurePer daySource
New Leaf, single$250$35.71Rate card
New Leaf, double$275$39.29Rate card
New Leaf, studio with kitchen$325$46.43Rate card
Canyon Springs Extended Stay$295$42.14Homepage title and FAQ
Motel 6 Twin Falls$315$45.00Booking engine, $45 a night for 7 nights
Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay$360$51.43Page titles
Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay$480$68.57Page copy and FAQ

Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay, 952 Blue Lakes Blvd N, showed two weekly figures at once on 2 September 2026: $360 in its page titles, which search results display, and $480 in its page copy and FAQ. The New Leaf single and double sit below every other figure in the table. The studio, which adds a full kitchen, is $46.43 a day, below both Blue Lakes Inn figures.

Up to 30 days: $1,000, or $33.33 a day

A single for a stay of up to 30 days is a flat $1,000 at the nine New Leaf properties that rent singles, one price for the whole stay. Use all 30 days and $1,000 divided by 30 is $33.33 a day, the lowest daily figure in this guide.

A stay of 21 days shows why length matters. Three weeks at the weekly rate is $750, or $35.71 a day, while the same 21 days on the flat price works out to $47.62 a day. For a stay of three weeks or less, paying by the week costs less than the flat $1,000.

Four weeks at $250 also comes to $1,000, but covers 28 days. The flat price stretches the same $1,000 to 30 days, two more days for the same money.

The $1,000 price is for singles only. The double and the studio have no published price for a stay of up to 30 days, so phone (208) 733-2010 and ask about the room you have in mind. At all twelve properties, a reservation runs from one week up to a cap of 30 days.

Tax, fees and deposits that change the real cost

New Leaf charges no application fee, runs no credit check and asks for no lease. Canyon Springs and Blue Lakes Inn say "No credit checks" on their own FAQ pages, read 2 September 2026. Motel 6 and SureStay had no statement about credit checks to quote that day.

Tax is added on top. Every New Leaf rate in this guide is before 8% tax: 6% Idaho sales tax plus 2% Travel and Convention tax.

The deposit at New Leaf depends on the room. Newly renovated rooms take one week’s rent as a deposit, and some rooms take none. Only the office can tell you which applies, so phone (208) 733-2010 with the property and room type in hand.

All twelve properties accept pets with a refundable deposit and no pet fee. Service animals are welcome at every property with no deposit and no fee. If a pet is coming with you, ask about its deposit on the same call.

Which address has the room you want

Nine of the twelve properties rent singles: Apollo Motor Inn, Monterey Motor Inn, Park Motel, El Rancho Motel and Dunes Motel on Addison Avenue West, Old Towne Lodge and Downtown Extended Stay near Main Avenue, and Kimberly Road Extended Stay and Twin Falls Motel on Kimberly Road. All except Twin Falls Motel also rent doubles.

Three properties rent only the studio with a full kitchen, $325 a week or $46.43 a day: Deluxe Motor Lodge at 761 Main Ave W, Jones Motel at 660 Main Ave N and 760 Main Ave Extended Stay at 760 Main Ave S. With them, nine of the twelve rent a studio.

How to book or ask

You can reserve any of the twelve properties online on the /reserve.html page of its own site, and tfrooms.com/locations.html lists all twelve. You can also book at tfrooms.com/contact, the New Leaf Properties booking site, or by phone. Nothing is charged online. This site takes no bookings, but its chat button sends a message to the office. tfrooms.com/vacancy.html shows the VACANCY or NO VACANCY sign the front desk sets by hand, not a count of open rooms.

The office line is (208) 733-2010: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM, Twin Falls time, and closed Sunday. After hours it forwards to the operator on call. The office itself is at 296 Addison Ave W.

Three details get you an exact price in one call: the length of your stay, the room type, and the deposit on that particular room. A week, a few weeks and a stay of up to 30 days work out differently per day, so start with the length.

Published 2026-09-23. Competitor rates change; check them at the source.

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