Best Twin Falls Spa Hotels

Considering the price/performance ratio, choose the motel 6, the room is not big enough. Passing by, staying for one night is more appropriate. There is an outdoor swimming pool in the hotel. I didn't have time to swim, but I saw that there are several swimming rings in the pool. It should be free. There are many restaurants across the road, as well as food supermarkets, targets, etc., which is very convenient. Not far north there is a bridge Perrine Memorial Bridge There is a convenient parking in the tourist center, the view of the small Grand Canyon, and if you are lucky, you can see people parachuting. We had bad luck on the day, one had just put away the parachute, and the other had just taken out the parachute. About 10 minutes drive, there is a Shoshone Falls, the car is 5 knives, it is spectacular, and I saw the double rainbow. A friend who lives in motel 6 suggests driving to see it, it takes a long time, and there is no need to hike. It is extremely suitable for the elderly with children. The only bad thing is that the guests are mostly blue-collar workers.

Kids love the kids bunk beds but wished there was better games to play on the gaming system

From Yellowstone Park to Yosemite, I don't want to go through Salt Lake City again, so I arranged to take the twin falls, and I can also enjoy the Shoshone Falls, which is said to be the sixth largest waterfall in the world. The hotel is very close to Wal-Mart, and it is a good choice to travel by Marriott. There is also a free Western breakfast.

nice clean hotel the breakfast is fresh an theaids an staff are friendly. however they suck at finding your loss items so keep them handy . the app i used ssved me money

Overall feels good

Pretty much everything was ok. However, on Saturday morning we went into the breakfast area to eat before leaving. My wife & I both took a cup of regular coffee. When tasting it, it had a funny taste and that really did not even taste like coffee. (I even went back and got a second cup from a different dispenser). It was the same as the first cup, all of which went into the garbage container. I then tried the scrambled eggs. I am not sure how to explain the bland taste - which I am sure comes from artificial or processed egg product. Needless to say they and the tastless sausage joined the coffee in the dumster. We did each have a bowl of rice crispies with milk as our only food items. After we ate, we went back to uou room and made a pot of coffee with the room coffee maker. It did taste like real coffee. We don't travel too much, but this experience will certainly be a fact in picking motels. Curt Crawford