What a Room Costs at Park Motel

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A single room at Park Motel is $65 a night or $250 a week. A double is $75 a night or $275 a week. A studio is $325 a week, and the studio has no nightly rate at all.

This page puts those numbers next to every other lodging business in Twin Falls that publishes a weekly rate, as their own websites read on September 2, 2026. That includes the rooms and the nights where somebody else is cheaper than we are, and there are several.

You can book online at parktf.com/reserve.html, or by phone at (208) 734-8800. There is no lease and no credit check.

The rates at 401 Addison Ave W

Park Motel has singles, doubles and studios, and all three carry a published rate.

Single
$65 a night, or $250 a week
Double
$75 a night, or $275 a week
Studio
$325 a week. Weekly only, and there is no nightly studio rate

The studio is priced by the week and in no other way. There is no nightly studio rate to ask for and none to work out. If you want one or two nights, the single and the double are the rooms that carry a nightly price.

One rate card runs across every New Leaf Properties building in Twin Falls. Where a building has a single it is $65 a night and $250 a week, where it has a double it is $75 and $275, and where it has a studio it is $325 a week. Not every building has all three room types. The company has been doing this since 2005 out of an office at 296 Addison Ave W. Owner and manager is Eric Watte.

Seven nights against a week

Two of the three rooms carry both a nightly and a weekly rate, so the arithmetic is worth writing down rather than leaving you to do it.

RoomSeven nights at the nightly rateThe weekly rateDifference
Single$455 (7 x $65)$250$205
Double$525 (7 x $75)$275$250
StudioThere is no nightly rate$325Nothing to compare

Both figures in each row are published rates at Park Motel. The studio row has no nightly column because no nightly studio rate exists.

Four nights in a single at $65 is $260, which already costs more than the $250 week. If your stay runs past three nights, ask about the week when you call. Nobody here will be annoyed that you asked.

What a week costs across Twin Falls

Four lodging businesses in Twin Falls publish a weekly rate. We are one of the four. On September 2, 2026 the other three were read on their own websites, not on a directory and not on a review site, and this is what they said that day.

BusinessAddressWeekly rateAs their own site puts it
Park Motel, single401 Addison Ave W$250Our own published rate
Park Motel, double401 Addison Ave W$275Our own published rate
Park Motel, studio401 Addison Ave W$325Weekly only. No nightly studio rate
Canyon Springs Extended Stay1357 Blue Lakes Blvd N$295"As low as $295 a week!"
Motel 6 Twin Falls1472 Blue Lakes Blvd N$315"$45 /night", shown as a weekly rate with a seven night minimum
Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay952 Blue Lakes Blvd N$360 and $480"As Low As $360/Week" in page titles, "As low as $480 a week!" in body copy

Every Twin Falls lodging business that publishes a weekly rate, read on each business's own website on September 2, 2026. These figures move.

Blue Lakes Inn is publishing two different weekly figures at the same time, so both are in the table. Their body copy and their FAQ say $480 a week. Every page title and meta description on the site says $360 a week, and $360 appears nowhere in the visible copy. $360 is the figure that shows in a search result, so it is probably the one you saw first. Both were live on September 2, 2026. Quoting only the higher of the two would make our column look better and would not be honest.

Everything in that table is somebody else's price on somebody else's website on one day. Prices move. Call them and check rather than taking our word for it.

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 advertising a per night number. Both numbers are real. Neither is the whole page. Here is what each site publishes and where, read September 2, 2026.

  • Canyon Springs, 1357 Blue Lakes Blvd N. Homepage, title tag and meta description: "As Low As $295/Week".
  • Its Rooms and Rates page: "Rates as low as $45 a night".
  • 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". Also "As low as $53/night when you book a month!".
  • 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. Booking engine: $45 a night as a weekly rate, seven night minimum, $315 a week.

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..." The per night number sits on one page; the stay length answer sits on another, listing weekly and monthly.

New Leaf publishes a single at $65 a night 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, sold by the week, no nightly rate, so no daily figure.

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 weekWeek only
Canyon Springs$295 a week$42.14
Motel 6$315, 7 nights$45.00
Blue Lakes Inn$360 a week$51.43
Blue Lakes Inn$480 a week$68.57

Published weekly rates, read September 2, 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. Of the Twin Falls lodging businesses publishing a weekly rate, $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 weekly rate would be 250 / 7 x 30 = $1,071.43, so the 30 day rate saves $71.43. 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 either motel rents by the week only. Neither minimum stay answer above states a number of nights, and we leave it there. We are also not cheapest for one night: Canyon Springs publishes $45 and our single night is $65. 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) 734-8800.

Where somebody else is cheaper

Everything in this section was read on each business's own website on September 2, 2026.

The $250 single week was the lowest published weekly rate in Twin Falls on September 2, 2026. That is one dated comparison on one room type, and it is the only outright win on this page. The $65 night is not the lowest night in town, and the $325 studio week is not the lowest week in town either.

The studio is the clearest example of that. At $325 a week it sits $30 above the $295 a week Canyon Springs Extended Stay published on September 2, 2026, and $10 above the $315 that Motel 6's own seven night minimum comes to. Neither of those two says which room type its floor rate buys, so this is a comparison of published weekly numbers and nothing more. If a studio is what you want and the weekly number is what decides it, both of them printed a lower one that day.

The single and the double are where our week holds up. On that date the $250 single sat $45 under Canyon Springs, $65 under Motel 6's seven night minimum, and either $110 or $230 under Blue Lakes Inn depending on which of their two published figures you take. The $275 double sat $20 under Canyon Springs and under the other two as well.

By the night, Canyon Springs Extended Stay at 1357 Blue Lakes Blvd N published "Rates as low as $45 a night!" on September 2, 2026. Its FAQ offers weekly and monthly rentals only, from $295 a week, so that figure is the week divided by seven rather than a night anyone can book. If you need one night and nothing after it, call them.

Blue Lakes Inn Extended Stay at 952 Blue Lakes Blvd N published "As low as $53/night when you book a month!" the same day. That is $12 under our single, with a month attached as the condition.

Motel 6 Twin Falls at 1472 Blue Lakes Blvd N publishes no standing nightly rate. Its own booking engine quoted $95 a night for September 1 to 2, 2026, and $56 to $61 a night for October 14 to 15, 2026 at the member rate, against a struck through $64 to $69. Those are live quotes for named dates. They are not a rate card and they will read differently next week. A midweek October night at $56 undercuts our $65.

SureStay by Best Western at 1260 Blue Lakes Blvd N publishes no weekly, monthly or extended stay rate anywhere, and the rate filter in its booking engine has no extended stay option. Its engine quoted $144.32 to $184 a night for September 1 to 2, 2026. Again, one date, one quote.

What is near the door

401 Addison Ave W sits on the Addison Avenue West corridor, west of downtown. The drive times below were measured by road on September 1, 2026.

  • St Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center on Pole Line Rd W: 3.0 miles, about 7 minutes.
  • College of Southern Idaho: 1.8 miles, about 4 minutes.
  • Twin Falls Public Library: 1.5 miles, about 3 minutes. Twin Falls City Park: 1.5 miles, about 2 minutes.
  • Magic Valley Mall: 3.8 miles, about 8 minutes.
  • Chobani on Kimberly Rd: 4.6 miles, about 9 minutes. Amalgamated Sugar on Orchard Dr E: 4.2 miles, about 7 minutes.
  • Shoshone Falls: 5.4 miles, about 10 minutes. Dierkes Lake Park: 7.4 miles, about 15 minutes. The Canyon Rim Trail: 4.0 miles, about 8 minutes.
  • Magic Valley Regional Airport: 6.3 miles, about 13 minutes.

Check those against your own reason for being in town. If you are sitting with a relative through a hospital stay, St Luke's is seven minutes each way. If you are working a job at one of the plants east of town, that is seven to nine minutes. If you are a student, or visiting one, the college is four. If you are stopping a night on the way to the falls, that is ten minutes to Shoshone Falls and a double at $75. If you are paying by the week rather than by the night, the $250 single is the number to ask about.

You can also do a fair amount on foot. The walking times were measured on the real footpath network on September 1, 2026. Asian Food Market at 404 Addison Ave W is one minute. Dairy Queen at 379 Addison Ave W is also one minute. A&W is five. McDonald's, Swensen's Magic Market and The Human Bean are about ten each, Norm's Cafe eleven, Harry Barry Park ten. Counting everything in walking range, there are twelve places to eat, twelve groceries and corner stores, four pharmacies, three laundromats, nine gas stations, twelve clinics and medical offices, and six staffing and job services.

The deposit

The deposit here is conditional, so there is no single figure to put on a page. Some rooms take a deposit of one week's rent at move in. Some rooms take none. Which is which depends on the room, and it is not something we can list accurately in advance.

Call (208) 734-8800 and ask about the specific room before you plan around a number. We will give you the exact figure for that room on the phone. We are not going to print "no deposit required" on a website when it is not true of every room.

Booking, and what we do not ask you for

There is no lease to sign and there is no credit check. You call (208) 734-8800 and book the room. 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.

If this building is not the right one, the same rate card runs at the other eleven we own in town. Monterey Motor Inn at 433 Addison Ave W, El Rancho Motel at 380 Addison Ave W and Dunes Motel at 447 Addison Ave W are each about a minute's walk from this door. Apollo Motor Inn is three minutes away at 296 Addison Ave W, the same address as our office. Monterey and Dunes have singles, doubles and studios. El Rancho and Apollo have singles and doubles and no studio. One phone number covers all of them.

Other places to stay near this address

Measured from our front door on September 1, 2026, by road and on the walking network. No price is listed against any of them. We measured the distance, not the rate.

  • South Meadow Apartments, 475 Caswell Ave W. 1.08 miles, about 3 minutes by car or 20 minutes on foot.
  • Cameo Mobile Estates, 281 Caswell Ave W. 1.09 miles, about 3 minutes by car or 24 minutes on foot.
  • The Fillmore Inn, 102 Fillmore St. 1.15 miles, about 2 minutes by car or 25 minutes on foot. A bed and breakfast.
  • Falls Crossing, 122 Falls Ave W. 1.54 miles, about 3 minutes by car or 32 minutes on foot.

Three closer records also put people up, all within a fifteen minute walk of this door. They are counted here and not named.

Three lodging businesses in Twin Falls could not be priced at all, because no working website was found for them on September 2, 2026. One of the three has a domain that is not registered, and the regional tourism board still links to that dead address. A second is listed under a domain belonging to a motel of the same name in New Mexico, which returns a 404. That is a fact about how the market publishes itself, not a comment on their rooms. It is also why the only reliable way to price a stay in this town is a phone call.

Questions people ask

A single is $65 a night or $250 a week. A double is $75 a night or $275 a week. A studio is $325 a week. Those are the published rates at 401 Addison Ave W.

No. The studio is $325 a week and that is the only way it is priced. There is no nightly studio figure to quote you. For one or two nights, ask about the single or the double.

Yes, and by a lot. Seven nights in a single at $65 is $455 against a $250 week, a difference of $205. Seven nights in a double at $75 is $525 against a $275 week, a difference of $250. Even four nights at $65 is $260, which costs more than the week.

Yes, in several places. By the night, neither extended stay sells a single night. Canyon Springs offers weekly and monthly rentals only, from $295 a week, so its $45 a night is that week divided by seven, and the Blue Lakes Inn figure of $53 a night requires booking a month, and the Motel 6 booking engine quoted $56 to $61 a night for October 14 to 15, 2026. By the week, our $325 studio is $30 above the $295 Canyon Springs published and $10 above the $315 that Motel 6's seven night minimum comes to. Our $250 single was the lowest published weekly rate in Twin Falls on September 2, 2026, and that one comparison is the only one we win. All of it was read on each business's own website that day.

It depends on the room. Some rooms take one week's rent at move in and some take none. Call (208) 734-8800 and ask about the room you want, because there is no single figure that is true of every room here.

Neither. There is no lease and there is no credit check. You book by phone.

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. The number is (208) 734-8800.

St Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center on Pole Line Rd W is 3.0 miles from the door, about 7 minutes by car. College of Southern Idaho is 1.8 miles, about 4 minutes. Both measured by road on September 1, 2026.

Se Habla Espanol. Call (208) 734-8800.

They were accurate on September 2, 2026, read on each business's own website that day. Chain booking engines change daily and extended stay sites change without notice. Treat this page as a snapshot and call the other business to confirm before you decide anything.

Yes, a single is $65 and a double is $75 for one night. The studio is $325 a week, sold by the week, with no nightly rate. The $35.71 a day figure is the $250 week divided across 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 September 2, 2026, $250 was the lowest of the weekly rates published by Twin Falls lodging businesses that publish one.

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 and $51.43 or $68.57 at Blue Lakes Inn, from the rates each of them publishes. By the night there is nothing to compare. Canyon Springs does not sell a single night: its FAQ offers weekly and monthly rentals only, from $295 a week, so the $45 a night on its Rooms and Rates page is that week divided by seven. Our $65 is a night you can book on its own. Our studio at $325 a week is above Canyon Springs at $295 and above Motel 6 at $315, 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) 734-8800 and we will tell you which address has your room type open.

No. That figure is a weekly rate divided by seven, and it takes seven paid nights. One night is $65 in a single and $75 in a double, at the addresses that have those rooms. 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 $10 above the $315 that the Motel 6 weekly rate comes to. The single at $250 a week and the double at $275 are the two that come in under both. Motel 6's $45 carries a seven night minimum, which is $315 for the week, and Canyon Springs' $45 a night is an as low as figure rather than a flat rate.

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