Twin Falls Idaho Hotels & Motels

When to Visit Twin Falls, Idaho

The beauty of Twin Falls is that there's no bad time to visit. Whether you want to get out and enjoy the great outdoors or you'd rather explore Twin Falls' cultural and historical facilities, there's always something happening here.

If you visit during the summer, be prepared for highs in the upper 80s and sunny skies with very little rain. Winters can get very cold, with average lows in the teens and about 30 inches of snow over the course of the season.

Spring and fall bring moderate weather, with highs in the upper 60s. While spring tends to be the wettest season of the year, Twin Falls' semi-arid climate means that you'll almost never have to worry about downpours or rained-out events.

Looking for the most affordable time of year to visit Twin Falls? You'll typically find the best hotel rates during the fall, while you'll find the highest rates during the peak of winter and spring ski season and summer outdoor adventure season. Look for group discounts and deals in advance for the best rate on your Twin Falls hotel.

Best Hotel Discounts in Twin Falls, Idaho

With so many discounts available, there's no need to pay full price at your Twin Falls hotel. For instance, seniors and AARP members save at the Comfort Inn & Suites and at the Shilo Inns Twin Falls Idaho. Government employees and members of the military get low rates at the Super 8 and at the Red Lion Hotel Canyon Springs. AAA members get discounts at numerous properties in the area.

Best Value Options in Twin Falls, Idaho

Searching for a hotel that strikes a great balance between price and features? Book one of the best value hotels in Twin Falls.

Book your getaway at the Shilo Inns Twin Falls Idaho, and make yourself at home just minutes from all of the area's top attractions. Guest rooms feature a wide range of amenities, including microwaves, kitchenettes, sofa beds, wet bars, and much more. Business travelers will appreciate the generous corporate rates, while leisure visitors will like the spacious rooms and ample amenities.

Located on the north side of Twin Falls, the Red Lion Hotel Canyon Springs offers comfortable rooms, ample amenities, and reasonable room rates. All rooms include free wireless internet access and coffee makers, and many also feature mini fridges, microwaves, and pool views. Make a splash in the hotel's seasonal outdoor pool, work up a sweat in the fitness center, or grab a coffee at the on-site coffee shop. Business travelers will appreciate the on-site conference center, which has seven meeting rooms and 5,000 square feet of available space.

Looking for an affordable boutique hotel? Plan your stay at the Blue Lakes Inn, which is just minutes from downtown Twin Falls. Get a great night's sleep in your deluxe room, standard room, or suite, and fuel up with the complimentary breakfast in the morning. With homemade cinnamon rolls, bacon, and omelets, this is a morning meal you won't want to miss. Splash around in the seasonal outdoor pool or unwind in the hot tub any time of year.

Can't-Miss Attractions in Twin Falls, Idaho

No matter what time of year you visit Twin Falls, you'll want to spend nearly all of your time exploring the great outdoors. Some of the area's top outdoor attractions are located within the Twin Falls city limits, while others are just a few minutes away.

Known as the Niagara of the West, Shoshone Falls is truly impressive. Visit during the spring months to see the snowmelt cascade over the edge, and plan to swim, hike, and picnic once you've taken in the views.

The Snake River skirts the northern edge of Twin Falls, and the Snake Ricer Canyon Rim Trails offer the ideal opportunity to explore the area. Walk, hike, bike, and look for birds and wildlife along over 10 miles of trails. You can also join a kayaking tour to get up close and personal with the Snake River.

Just north of Twin Falls, Sawtooth National Forest boasts over 2 million acres of forest. This is a stunning destination for visitors with all levels of outdoor skill and physical fitness, as you can do everything here, from taking a scenic drive to going hiking and biking to spotting wildlife to fishing and hunting. You can also ski, snowboard, snowshoe, and snowmobile in the winter months. If you're looking for more upscale ski resorts, set your sights on the ski lodges just south of Twin Falls.

Looking for a fun indoor or rainy day activity? Make your way to the Herrett Center for Arts and Science, which is located on the College of Southern Idaho campus. Tour the fascinating exhibits that showcase natural history objects and anthropological artifacts, many of which date back to the prehistoric era. Check the center's planetarium calendar and catch a show that will amaze your whole group.

From hiking and boating to skiing and extreme sports, Twin Falls is the perfect place to stay active. Don't wait another minute to start planning your trip to this natural wonder.