What a room costs at Old Towne Lodge

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Nightly stays are back, subject to availability: $65 a night for a single and $75 for a double. A week here works out to as low as $35.71 a day, paid weekly ($250 a week).

A single room at Old Towne Lodge is $65 a night or $250 for the week, which is $35.71 a day. A double is $75 a night or $275 for the week, which is $39.29 a day. Nights are subject to availability. A studio is $325 for the week, and the studio is sold by the week only.

Those are the published rates at 248 2nd Ave W, downtown Twin Falls on the Main Avenue corridor. They are a rate card rather than a quote that moves with the calendar.

This page also puts our numbers next to what the other three Twin Falls lodging businesses that publish a weekly rate were asking when we read them again on September 23, 2026, including the ones that advertise a nightly figure.

What a room costs here

Old Towne Lodge sits at 248 2nd Ave W in Twin Falls. There are three kinds of room here: a single, a double and a studio. Singles and doubles are booked by the night or by the week, and studios by the week, up to 30 days.

RoomPer nightPer weekPer day on the weekUp to 30 days
Single$65$250$35.71$1,000 ($33.33 a day if you use all 30)
Double$75$275$39.29No 30 day rate
StudioWeekly only$325$46.43, paid weeklyNo 30 day rate

Published rates at 248 2nd Ave W, Twin Falls.

Our nightly rate is $65 for a single and $75 for a double, before 8% tax ($70.20 or $81.00 with tax). Nightly stays are back, subject to availability. Many of our rooms go to guests staying a week or longer. Four to six nights never cost more than a week: $250 in a single, $275 in a double.

These are standing rates, the same at every New Leaf address that has the room. They are not quotes a booking engine builds for a particular date, so the number you read here is the number on the phone.

The studio is sold by the week, never by the night: it is $325 a week, which is $46.43 a day, paid weekly, and a stay longer than a week is priced at that same daily rate.

Our week against our nightly rate

A night is $65 in a single and $75 in a double, subject to availability. Under a week you pay for the nights, but never more than the week: in a single two nights are $130, three are $195, and four to six nights are $250. In a double that is $150, $225, then $275.

A week in a single is $250, which is $35.71 a day, paid weekly. A stay longer than a week is priced at that same daily rate: 8 nights in a single is $285.71 (1 week at $250 plus 1 day at $35.71 a day), and a single never costs more than $1,000 for up to 30 days.

A week in a double is $275, which is $39.29 a day, paid weekly, and 8 nights in a double is $314.29 (1 week at $275 plus 1 day at $39.29 a day).

If your plans might stretch past a week, a single for up to 30 days is $1,000, which is $33.33 a day if you use all 30. Say so when you book or when you call.

What a week costs in Twin Falls

Four lodging businesses in Twin Falls publish a weekly rate that we could find. Here is what each one’s own website said for its Twin Falls location on September 23, 2026, when we read all four again.

BusinessWeekly rate as publishedWhat their site says
Old Towne Lodge, single$250Our own published rate, $35.71 a day.
Old Towne Lodge, double$275Our own published rate, $39.29 a day.
Old Towne Lodge, studio$325Our own published rate, sold by the week only.
Canyon Springs Extended Stay$295"As low as $295 a week!" on their site. Their FAQ also lists $1,100 a month.
Motel 6 Twin Falls$322Their booking engine showed $46 a night as a weekly rate with a 7-night minimum for a September 23, 2026 check in. Seven nights at that rate is $322. It is a quote for a date, not a rate card.
Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay$360 or $480Page titles say $360 a week. Body copy and the FAQ say $480 a week. Both were live on the same day.

Read from each business’s own website on September 23, 2026. These are their numbers, not ours. Any of them can change a price the day after we looked, so check with them before you decide on the strength of this table.

Of those four weekly rates, our single at $250 was the lowest on September 23, 2026, as it was when we first surveyed the market on September 2, 2026. Our studio at $325 a week is not the lowest week: Canyon Springs publishes $295 and Motel 6’s booking engine quoted $322 for a week from a September 23 check in.

Blue Lakes Inn needs explaining rather than picking. Their visible copy and their FAQ say $480 a week, while every page title and meta description on the site says $360 a week, so $360 is the figure a search result shows. We print both.

All three sit on Blue Lakes Blvd N: Canyon Springs at 1357, Motel 6 at 1472, Blue Lakes Inn at 952.

What our week works out to per day

Drive north on Blue Lakes Boulevard looking for a room by the week and you pass two extended stay motels. Here is what each site publishes for its Twin Falls location and where, read September 23, 2026.

  • Canyon Springs, 1357 Blue Lakes Blvd N. Homepage, title tag and meta description: "As Low As $295/Week".
  • Its FAQs: "Weekly rentals start as low as $295 per week", "Monthly rentals begin at $1,100 per month".
  • Blue Lakes Inn, 952 Blue Lakes Blvd N. Body copy: "As low as $480/week!". Title tag and meta description at the same time: "As Low As $360/Week". Its homepage adds "As low as $53/night when you book a month!", and its Rooms and Rates page says "Rates as low as $53 a night!" with no condition attached.
  • Its FAQs: "Weekly rentals start as low as $480 per week", "Monthly rentals begin at $1600 per month".
  • Motel 6, 1472 Blue Lakes Blvd N. Its booking engine, for a September 23, 2026 check in: "$46 /night, Weekly rate (7-night minimum)", which is $322 for seven nights.

Both FAQ pages carry the question "What is the minimum stay?" Canyon Springs answers "We offer both weekly and monthly rentals with flexible terms to accommodate your needs." Blue Lakes Inn answers "We offer both weekly and monthly rentals with flexible terms..." Neither answer states a number of nights. Canyon Springs does not rent by the day or night, only by the week, according to its own FAQ and site (its FAQ also lists a $1,100 month); Blue Lakes Inn's answer does not say it rents by the week only, so we do not say that for Blue Lakes Inn.

New Leaf publishes a single at $65 a night, subject to availability, or $250 a week. 250 / 7 = 35.714285..., which is $35.71 a day across seven paid nights. A double is $75 a night or $275 a week, and 275 / 7 = $39.29 a day. A studio is $325 a week, and 325 / 7 = $46.43 a day, paid weekly.

Room or motelPublished ratePer day
New Leaf single$250 a week$35.71
New Leaf double$275 a week$39.29
New Leaf studio$325 a week$46.43, paid weekly
Canyon Springs$295 a week$42.14
Motel 6$322, 7 nights$46.00
Blue Lakes Inn$360 a week$51.43
Blue Lakes Inn$480 a week$68.57

Published weekly rates, read September 23, 2026. Every per day figure is that week divided by seven paid nights. Blue Lakes Inn runs both of its figures at once. Motel 6 is a booking engine quote for a September 23 check in. Of the Twin Falls lodging businesses publishing a weekly rate for their Twin Falls location, $250 was the lowest we read that day.

The single steps down again. A stay of up to 30 days is $1,000. That is a flat price for the stay, so it comes to $33.33 a day only if you use all thirty: 1000 / 30 = 33.333... Thirty days at the week's daily rate would be 250 / 7 x 30 = $1,071.43, and a single stops at $1,000, so a full thirty days saves $71.43; a stay of 7 to 27 nights is priced at $35.71 a day, paid weekly, and 28 to 30 days in a single is $1,000. Canyon Springs publishes $1,100 a month, which is $36.67 a day, and Blue Lakes Inn $1,600 a month, which is $53.33 a day. Theirs renew. Every New Leaf reservation is capped at 30 days, so for a longer stay we are not the right business.

What we are not claiming. We are not saying our studio is the lowest weekly rate: Canyon Springs' $295 week and Motel 6's $322 week are lower. We are not saying our $65 night is the lowest in town either: Blue Lakes Inn says as low as $53 a night (read September 23, 2026; its homepage ties that price to booking a month), and our nights are subject to availability. Canyon Springs Extended Stay does not rent by the day or night, only by the week, at $295 a week, according to its own FAQ and site; its FAQ also lists a $1,100 month. And $35.71 takes seven paid nights, the same way $33.33 takes all thirty days.

Room type decides the address. A single is at nine of our twelve addresses, a double at eight, a studio at nine. Three sell a studio only: 760 Main Ave Extended Stay, 760 Main Ave S; Deluxe Motor Lodge, 761 Main Ave W; Jones Motel, 660 Main Ave N. Twin Falls Motel, 2152 Kimberly Rd, sells a single only. Book on that property’s own site, or call (208) 933-4480.

Where our number is not the lowest

Nightly stays are back, subject to availability: $65 a night for a single and $75 for a double, before 8% tax. Many of our rooms go to guests staying a week or longer, so a night here depends on what is free. Other places in town publish a nightly rate too, and Blue Lakes Inn advertises a lower one. We would rather say so than have you find out later.

  • Motel 6 publishes no rack rate. Its booking engine showed $70 a night at the My6 member rate (struck from $80) for a September 23, 2026 check in, plus $6 taxes and fees. That is a quote for one date, and it will read differently tomorrow. That $70 is above our $65 single and under our $75 double.
  • Blue Lakes Inn says "Rates as low as $53 a night!" on its Rooms and Rates page, and "As low as $53/night when you book a month!" on its homepage. That $53 is under our $65 single.

By the week the order flips. Our single at $250 ($35.71 a day) and our double at $275 ($39.29 a day) come in under every weekly rate we read. Our studio at $325 a week does not: Canyon Springs publishes $295 a week, and Motel 6’s booking engine quoted $46 a night with a 7-night minimum for a September 23 check in, which comes to $322 for the week.

Going the other direction, SureStay by Best Western at 1260 Blue Lakes Blvd N showed rates from $127.60 a night for September 23, 2026 and states typical rates from $140; it publishes no weekly or extended stay rate anywhere on its site. That too is a quote for one date rather than a standing price.

All of those were read on each business’s own website on September 23, 2026.

Who a room here suits

The building is at 248 2nd Ave W, downtown on the Main Avenue corridor. Driving times below were measured on the road network on September 1, 2026.

  • Twin Falls Public Library, 0.5 miles, 1 minute
  • Twin Falls City Park, 0.5 miles, 1 minute
  • College of Southern Idaho, 2.2 miles, 5 minutes
  • Amalgamated Sugar, 3.2 miles, 6 minutes
  • Magic Valley Mall, 3.3 miles, 8 minutes
  • St Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, 3.4 miles, 8 minutes
  • Chobani, 3.6 miles, 7 minutes
  • Shoshone Falls, 4.9 miles, 9 minutes
  • Magic Valley Regional Airport, 5.5 miles, 12 minutes

That drive list is most of the answer about who books here. Somebody sitting with a family member at St Luke's, eight minutes away, and paying by the week instead of by the night. A trade working a job in town who needs a double at $275 a week. A student or a parent at CSI, five minutes up the road. A family stopping on the way to Shoshone Falls, nine minutes out. Somebody between places to live who wants a week at a time and does not want to sign anything.

What is on foot from the door

Walking times were measured on the real pedestrian network on September 1, 2026, not drawn as a circle on a map.

Twelve places to eat are within walking distance. Four of them are a three minute walk, and the three we can name are Yellow Brick Cafe, The Twin Falls Sandwich Company and Slice. A post office is one minute's walk. The nearest pharmacy is two minutes, and six pharmacies are in walking range. Columbia Bank is four minutes, one of twelve banks and ATMs on foot. Maverik is eight minutes. Twelve groceries and corner stores are in range, seven staffing and job service offices, which matters if the reason you are here is work, and four laundry businesses.

On the laundry: of those four, one is a laundromat and the rest are dry cleaners and a carpet cleaner. The laundromat is Magic Suds Addison and it is 26 minutes on foot. Walgreens on Blue Lakes is 27. If you do not have a car, plan for that rather than finding out on a Sunday.

Booking, and what we do not ask you for

No lease. No credit check. You can book online at oldtownetf.com/reserve.html, or by phone at (208) 733-2010. Se Habla Espanol.

None of our twelve Twin Falls properties are listed or bookable on Booking.com, Expedia or Hotels.com. Booking is direct: each property takes bookings on its own site, or by phone.

For what it is worth, we are not unusual in the no credit check part. Canyon Springs and Blue Lakes Inn both state no credit checks in their own FAQs, and both take bookings by phone or text with a waitlist form and no booking engine, as of September 2, 2026. Motel 6 runs its own booking engine as well as taking calls. If a booking engine is what you want, we have one now: oldtownetf.com/reserve.html takes the booking and emails a reservation number.

We run eleven other properties in Twin Falls on the same rate card, though not every one of them carries all three room types. The nearest is Downtown Extended Stay at 320 Main Ave S, 0.4 miles and about 9 minutes on foot from here, and it has singles at the same $65 a night, subject to availability, and $250 a week.

The deposit

Some rooms take a deposit of one week's rent at move in. Others take none. Which one applies depends on the room, so ask about the specific room when you call (208) 733-2010.

We are not going to print a single deposit figure on a web page and have it be wrong on the day you show up with the money counted out. It is one question on the phone and it gets a straight answer.

Other places to stay near 248 2nd Ave W

Distances measured from our address on September 1, 2026. If one of these fits you better, that is fine.

  • A cottage rental on Main Ave W, 0.42 miles and about a minute by car, 7 minutes on foot
  • The Fillmore Inn, a bed and breakfast at 102 Fillmore St, 0.75 miles and 2 minutes by car, 17 minutes on foot
  • A mobile home park on Addison Ave W, 0.94 miles and 2 minutes by car, 17 minutes on foot
  • A hostel on Kimberly Rd, 0.97 miles and 2 minutes by car, 23 minutes on foot
  • Capri Motel, 1341 Kimberly Rd, 1.04 miles and 2 minutes by car, 26 minutes on foot
  • Another motel 1.52 miles west on Addison, 3 minutes by car and 30 minutes on foot

Three lodging businesses in Twin Falls publish no rates at all because they have no working website. Capri Motel is one of them. Its listed domain, caprimoteltwinfalls.com, is not registered, and the regional tourism board still links to that dead address. Checked September 2, 2026. That says nothing about their rooms. It does mean the only way to get a price out of them is to call, and it is the reason this page compares the four businesses that actually publish a number.

Questions people ask

Our nightly rate is $65 for a single and $75 for a double, before 8% tax ($70.20 or $81.00 with tax), and nightly stays are back, subject to availability. Four to six nights never cost more than a week. By the week a single is $250, which is $35.71 a day, and a double is $275, which is $39.29 a day. Those are our published rate card, not a figure assembled from the dates you type into a booking form.

No. The studio is $325 for a week and that is the only studio rate we have. There is no nightly studio price on the rate card and none to be worked out from the weekly one. For one night, a single is $65 and a double $75, subject to availability.

A week in a single is $250, which is $35.71 a day, paid weekly, and a double is $275, which is $39.29 a day, paid weekly, both well under our nightly rate; a longer stay is priced at that same daily rate, and a single never costs more than $1,000 for up to 30 days. Our nightly rate is $65 for a single and $75 for a double, subject to availability, and four to six nights never cost more than a week.

On a week, our $250 single was the lowest published weekly rate of the four in Twin Falls on September 23, 2026. For a single night, Motel 6 sells nights too: it publishes no rack rate, and its booking engine showed $70 a night at the member rate for a September 23, 2026 check in, which is a live quote and not their standing price. Blue Lakes Inn says as low as $53 a night when you book a month on its homepage and as low as $53 a night on its Rooms and Rates page. Canyon Springs Extended Stay does not rent by the day or night, only by the week, at $295 a week, according to its own FAQ and site; its FAQ also lists a $1,100 month. Both were read on their own sites on September 23, 2026. Our own nightly rate is $65 for a single and $75 for a double, subject to availability, so for one night Blue Lakes Inn advertises lower than our single, and the Motel 6 quote is under our double but not our single.

No. Our studio is $325 a week. Canyon Springs advertises a week as low as $295, and a Motel 6 week, quoted by its booking engine at $46 a night with a 7-night minimum for a September 23 check in, comes to $322. Both read on their own sites on September 23, 2026. Our $250 single is the number that comes out lowest, not the studio.

Because their site still published two at once on September 23, 2026. Their page titles and meta descriptions say As Low As $360/Week, which is the figure that shows in a search result. Their body copy and FAQ say as low as $480 a week, and $360 does not appear in the visible text. We print both rather than choose.

Some rooms take a deposit of one week's rent at move in and some take none. It depends on the room, so call (208) 733-2010 and ask about the one you want before you plan the money.

Neither. No lease, no credit check. You can book online at oldtownetf.com/reserve.html, or by phone at (208) 733-2010. Se Habla Espanol.

None of our twelve Twin Falls properties are listed or bookable on Booking.com, Expedia or Hotels.com. Booking is direct: each property takes bookings on its own site, or by phone.

Because those prices move and ours is the only rate card we control. Each competitor figure was read on that business's own website on September 23, 2026. Nothing here came from an aggregator or a review site. Check their current number before you book anywhere, including here.

Yes, subject to availability. One night is $65 in a single or $75 in a double, before 8% tax ($70.20 or $81.00 with tax). Many of our rooms go to guests staying a week or longer, so check your dates at oldtownetf.com/reserve.html or call (208) 733-2010. Four to six nights never cost more than a week. The studio is $325 a week, sold by the week, with no nightly rate. The $35.71 a day figure is the $250 week, paid weekly over seven paid nights, not a one night price.

250 / 7 = 35.714285..., which is $35.71 a day across seven paid nights. The double at $275 a week is 275 / 7 = $39.29 a day. Read again on September 23, 2026, $250 was still the lowest of the weekly rates published by Twin Falls lodging businesses that publish one for their Twin Falls location.

Up to 30 days per reservation. A single is $1,000 for a stay of up to 30 days. It is a flat price for the stay, so it works out to $33.33 a day only if you use the full thirty, and more per day on a shorter stay. It is available at the nine addresses that have a single. There is no up to 30 days rate for the double or the studio. Idaho law can create a tenancy once a stay runs 30 continuous days, which is why every reservation stops there.

By the week, on the single: $35.71 a day against $42.14 at Canyon Springs, $46.00 at Motel 6 and $51.43 or $68.57 at Blue Lakes Inn, from the rates each of them publishes for its Twin Falls location, read September 23, 2026. Canyon Springs Extended Stay does not rent by the day or night, only by the week, at $295 a week, according to its own FAQ and site; its FAQ also lists a $1,100 month. By the night, our rate is $65 for a single and $75 for a double, subject to availability, and Blue Lakes Inn says as low as $53 a night (its homepage ties that price to booking a month), so for one night we are not the lowest. Our studio at $325 a week is above Canyon Springs at $295 and above the $322 week Motel 6's booking engine quoted for a September 23 check in, and below both Blue Lakes Inn figures.

A single is at nine of our twelve addresses, a double at eight, a studio at nine. Three addresses sell a studio only, and Twin Falls Motel at 2152 Kimberly Rd sells a single only. Book on that property's own site; the twelve booking pages are listed at tfrooms.com/locations.html. Or call (208) 733-2010 and we will tell you which address has your room type open.

No. $35.71 a day is the $250 week, paid weekly; it takes seven paid nights and is not a nightly price. One night in a single is $65 (a double $75), subject to availability, before 8% tax. The studio is booked by the week only and has no nightly price.

No. Our studio is $325 a week, which is $30 above Canyon Springs' $295 week and $3 above the $322 week that Motel 6's booking engine quoted for a September 23, 2026 check in. The single at $250 a week and the double at $275 are the two that come in under both. Motel 6's booking engine quoted $46 a night with a 7-night minimum for that check in, which is $322 for the week. Canyon Springs Extended Stay does not rent by the day or night, only by the week, at $295 a week, according to its own FAQ and site; its FAQ also lists a $1,100 month. Both were read September 23, 2026.

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