Motel 6 Twin Falls, ID

I stayed at this Motel 6 for 1 night. If you are looking for a 5-star resort, this isn't it—but if you want a clean, safe, and affordable place to sleep, it hits the mark. The Room: The "modern" renovation with the wood-effect flooring is much better than the old carpets. The bed was surprisingly comfortable, and the linens were fresh. Cleanliness: I checked the corners and the bathroom; everything was scrubbed well. No weird smells or dampness. Service: The front desk staff was efficient and check-in took less than five minutes. Location: Conveniently located, though that does mean some road noise (bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper). Pro-Tip: They don't provide shampoo or hair dryers, so make sure to pack your own! Overall, I’d definitely stay here again to save some money.

We stayed at the Motel 6 in Twin Falls. We picked it because it was the least expensive and it had a pool. What we liked about it? The room was clean. Housekeeping did a good job. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was large. The pool was outdoors and not at all crowded and they did supply towels. What needed improvement? The internet was terrible. No problem connecting to the WIFI, but connecting to the internet took forever. There was soap, but no shampoo nor lotion. It was freezing in our room. The temperature hit 99 so I’m thrilled the AC worked, but it took hours for our room to warm up and there were no extra blankets nor extra pillows. The toilet shot water on the floor when flushing. I could get over everything except the internet. That is critical.

Positive: Proximity to where I was working Negative: Bed was ridiculously hard (3" mattress on a hard baseboard), shower was not clean, no hair dryer, thermostat didn't change any temperature,

Very happy with our stay. Walls are a bit thin so you can hear TV and snoring at neighboring rooms. Very clean, front desk was out and test at 2 am when we got there. Very helpful.

On this business trip I thought I would economize and decided to stay at Motel 6 for half of what I normally pay at higher end hotels. Nothing against the staff at Twin Falls, but I found out I’m not a Motel 6 kind of traveler. The bed and bathroom were fine. I missed the little things like a mini fridge, and a coffee maker in my room. I had to walk across the street for breakfast and mostly coffee to function. That’s just me. My room was right next to office, and every car that pulled up to the lobby chirped their car horn locking their door, and mostly kids were not using their quiet voices outside my door while I tried to sleep. I was woken numerous times, which was highly annoying. Again, no reflection on the staff, but I want to sleep without being woken up every time a new customer c