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What a week in a Twin Falls motel actually costs

Twelve properties, three room types, and the rates the other operators in town were advertising on 30 August 2026. Every number here is sourced.

The short answer

A single room is $250 a week or $65 a night. A double is $275 a week or $75 a night. A studio with a full kitchen is $325 a week and is not rented by the night.

On 30 August 2026 the two extended-stay operators competing for the same searches were advertising $295 and $360 a week in their own page titles. That makes the single room here $45 to $110 a week cheaper than the nearest comparable advertised rate.

Those are the published rates, not an offer, and availability is not published anywhere. The office knows what is open; the website does not.

What the weekly rate covers

Utilities, Wi-Fi and parking are in the rate. There is no lease, no credit check, no application fee and no background check.

That last group is the part that matters most to people who end up here. A week in a motel and a month in an apartment are not the same product. An apartment wants a deposit, a credit check, a lease term and a utility connection in your name before you get a key. A room here wants a week in advance.

The three room types, and which properties have them

Nine of the twelve properties offer a single room. Eight offer a double. Nine offer a studio with a full kitchen.

Three properties are studio-only: Deluxe Motor Lodge, Jones Motel and 760 Main Ave Extended Stay. One is single-only: Twin Falls Motel. If you need a kitchen, that narrows the list to nine before you look at anything else.

How the rates compare to the rest of town

Two independent operators compete directly for extended-stay searches in Twin Falls. Both advertise a weekly rate in their own page title, where it shows up in the search result.

Advertised weekly rates, read from each operator’s own pages and from Google on 30 August 2026
OperatorAdvertised rateWhere that figure came from
New Leaf, single room$250 / weekThis site
New Leaf, double room$275 / weekThis site
New Leaf, studio with kitchen$325 / weekThis site
Canyon Springs Extended Stay$295 / weekTheir own page title, "As Low As $295/Week"
Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay$360 / weekTheir own page title

Nightly rates in town run higher than the weekly maths suggests. Google Hotels on the same date showed Amber Inn Motel at $89 a night, Holiday Inn Twin Falls at $199 and Holiday Inn Express at $206. A $65 single here is $455 over seven nights at the nightly rate and $250 at the weekly one, which is the whole point of asking for a week.

Where the twelve properties actually are

They sit in three groups, and the grouping is geographic rather than marketing. Every distance below was computed from the property address, not estimated.

Five properties sit on one stretch of Addison Avenue West, all within about 200 metres of each other and roughly a mile from Main Avenue: Apollo Motor Inn, Monterey Motor Inn, Park Motel, El Rancho Motel and Dunes Motel. This is the cluster closest to Highway 93.

Five sit around downtown and Main Avenue. Old Towne Lodge is the closest of the twelve to Main Avenue at a tenth of a mile. Downtown Extended Stay is three tenths. Then Jones Motel, Deluxe Motor Lodge and 760 Main Ave Extended Stay.

Two sit on the Kimberly Road corridor: Kimberly Road Extended Stay and Twin Falls Motel. These are the two farthest of the twelve from St Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center, at 3.7 and 4.0 miles. If you are here for a hospital stay, the Addison Avenue properties are the closer choice: Apollo Motor Inn, Monterey Motor Inn and Park Motel are all 1.9 miles out.

What to ask before you take a room anywhere

  • Is the rate weekly or nightly, and what happens if you stay six nights instead of seven?
  • Are utilities and Wi-Fi in the rate, or added?
  • Is there a deposit, and what returns it?
  • Is there a kitchen in the unit, or a microwave and a fridge? Those are different things and both get called a kitchenette.
  • What is the parking situation, and is it at ground level?
  • How much notice do you need to give to leave?

Those six questions separate a genuine weekly rate from a nightly rate with a discount attached, and they work on any operator, including this one.

Sources and dates

New Leaf rates are the published rates as of 30 August 2026 and are carried in machine-readable form at /data/rates.json with an explicit expiry.

Canyon Springs Extended Stay and Blue Lakes Inn figures were read from their own page titles and pages on 30 August 2026. Nightly comparisons for Amber Inn Motel, Holiday Inn Twin Falls and Holiday Inn Express were read from Google Hotels on the same date for the dates Google offered by default.

Competitor rates change. These are quoted so you can go and check them rather than take our word for it.

Published 2026-08-30. Competitor rates change; check them at the source.

What it costs, per day

RoomNightlyWeeklyPer day on the week
Single$65$250$35.71
Double$75$275$39.29
Studioweekly only$325$46.43

A stay of up to 30 days in a single is $1,000, which is $33.33 a day if you use all thirty. The per-day figure divides the weekly rate by seven and assumes seven paid nights. It is not a monthly rate: every reservation is capped at 30 days.

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