I found this place using my Garmin RV GPS as I needed somewhere to stay the night... Pulled in and…read morewas immediately greeted by Janell the friendly and helpful host - She even asked if I qualified for any discounts and shared what they are. The spots are nicely laid out, spacious, plenty of room even for big rigs. Nice grass patch and table / bench setup at each one. Full hookups that are in good condition, wired correctly, and work. There is some road noise from the 93, as to be expected - not like the host can do anything about that.. didn't bother us though. There are fenced in 'dog run' areas with grass where you can let your dogs off to run around and do their business, just be a good human and pick up after them. There is also a dump station, laundry room, bathroom, dumpsters all available. I like it so much, we're staying an extra night!

Just west of Twin Falls. This is a nice spot to park. Half of the park has older shade trees ( we…read morenever seem to get one of these sites) the other half has young trees that in a few more years can provide shade. There's 2 nice grassy off leash dog areas the side of the park we have stayed in at least 5 times has long gravel spurs some are more level than others. Reasonable prices and staff is polite

Nice location, large parking lot. Enough room for trucks with trailers…read more "You are on the third floor, unfortunately the elevator is out of commission so you will need to take the stairs." This is one time I do regret packing my suitcase so full. Very sweet desk clerk, couldn't be upset with her. In lobby they have many complimentary drink options (tea, coffee, cocoa. Variety of adult beverages, snacks, and toiletries for a price. Spacious hotel room with ac unit away from the bed which I really appreciate. The area Appears clean, no bad smells, simple design. Bed is comfy, lots of varieties of pillow types. Microwave and mini fridge available. Keurig, no complimentary bottled water available to make your coffee. Tv provides many channels and music options. Ice machine in hallway. We didn't venture to the pool or workout room. Shower: Water pressure is great with long lasting hot water. I will say shampoo/conditioner wasn't plentiful. Continental breakfast was okay, The employees were friendly.

Our room smells like weed, there is stains all over in the elevator, which also sounds like the…read morecable is about to snap. Our door broke at 11:30pm and we had to stay up and wait for it to get fixed. Our window screen was broken allowing bugs to get into our room. I do not recommend ever staying here.

I stayed here for a night while following the Oregon Trail. Our host, Jennifer, was both an…read moreexcellent cook and a wonderful conversationalist. She also knows the area well, and made a few suggestions that improved our trip significantly. The bedroom suite has two gorgeously-appointed bedrooms, very comfortable beds, and an incredible view of the gorge. There are hummingbirds who visit in the evenings, and a few turkey vultures who perch on the rocks in the mornings. Our only complaint was that we couldn't stay more nights. If I ever find myself in Twin Falls again, the Roeland Home will be the first lodging I consider. Oh! And if you visit, don't forget to bring a fridge magnet from your home city. Jennifer's refrigerator is covered with magnets from all over the world, and is an impressive collection.

With all the airbnbs these days it's so nice to find a true bed and breakfast. We enjoyed our stay…read more at the Roeland home and was quite impressed with the accommodations. Two bedrooms and living area off of the main part of the house was very private and extremely comfortable. Not to mention the great view of the snake river from our private living room. Jen was a wonderful host and her breakfast was excellent, way more creative than you often get at other bed and breakfast. The outdoor patio is great. Again with an amazing view. We look forward to going back and taking advantage of all the activities in the area.

Hey, this place is pretty nice. Actually, the rooms have been redone. Mine was like brand new. The…read moreowner was pretty nice or the manager. I don't know. Anyway I was really pleasantly surprised. Quite nice quiet and very reasonably priced. Keep up the good work.

I was visiting from California, unexpectedly I needed to get a room for 5 days. The lady supposedly…read morelives there and was very kind. The floor was very dirty and she was aware of that. She said someone will come the following morning to sweep the floors. Never happened! I had to go to the office twice just for toilet paper. The floor was so dirty we constantly had shoes on. The bathroom itself, let's just say terrible! We had to shower with our socks on. Would not recommend!

Older name: Buzz Langdon VC. Newer name: Twin Falls VC…read more + Yay 8 150kW Tesla superchargers here, while I eat my Jersey Mike's and check out the Buzz Langdon Visitor Center and learn a lil ID history. + From the parking lot you can walk to the adjacent park and overlook and walk under the bridge to cross Blue Lakes Blvd. . Lotta ppl hanging out in the area. + Decent ambience. + Ample parking. + Yay colder water refill. - I was checking out one of their posters and noticed an AI slop of their upcoming Pokemon event. I know Pokemon, and that orange lizard ain't no Charmander~

A spur of the moment decision made me turn off the highway to look for lunch in Twin Falls when I…read moresaw the Buzz Langdon Visitor Center. I am so glad I stopped. This is a wonderful stop. They are located outside of Twin Falls at the Snake River. The scenery here is more than enough for you to stop. Then there is the is Perrine Bridge, which is one of the highest bridges in the US. You don't have to go inside the visitor's center to enjoy it. But, the inside is nice as well. They have exhibits, a shop and clean bathroom. They had a nice exhibit of the Minidoka National Historical Site. They had a wagon/stage coach belonging to Mr. I. B. Perrine. The shop had lots of souvenirs for the state of Idaho. The bathroom was so clean that my wife didn't complain. When traveling through Twin Falls, this is a good stop. Lots of good stuff to see here.

Older name: Buzz Langdon VC. Newer name: Twin Falls VC…read more + Yay 8 150kW Tesla superchargers here, while I eat my Jersey Mike's and check out the Twin Falls Visitor Center and learn a lil ID history. + From the parking lot you can walk to the adjacent park and overlook and walk under the bridge to cross Blue Lakes Blvd. . Lotta ppl hanging out in the area. + Decent ambience. + Ample parking. + Yay colder water refill. - I was checking out one of their posters and noticed an AI slop of their upcoming Pokemon event. I know Pokemon, and that orange lizard ain't no Charmander~

Right on the river near the Perrine Bridge…read more There's a large parking lot available out front. But I came in on the fabulous Snake Canyon Tim Trail which goes right past the visitors center. The center has a great staff ready to answer any questions of the Twin Falls area. There are racks of brochures on what to see and do in the area. The center also doubles as a souvenir shop with local made products and Idaho clothing. In the back is a very clean public restroom if you are using the trail or are a BASE jumper. The small park in front of the center is wear the BASE jumpers gather to pack their chutes and prepare to walk out on the bridge to jump. Great family spot.

This is a hidden gem. Dean is a wonderful guy who treats you like family and welcomes you into the…read morehotel as if it's his home. The rooms are neat, historic and charming.

Dean and his wife are wonderful hosts and have really preserved a piece of history. I cannot…read morerecommend this place highly enough! Very clean, cozy, and comfortable. Whet is even better, they treat you like family.

We stayed here one night on our trip from Oregon to Yellowstone National Park. I've stayed in a lot…read moreof budget motels and have a good tolerance for slightly run-down places as long as they're relatively clean and aren't a tweaker haven. That being said, this is one of the most depressing places I've ever stayed. I'm giving it two stars because the guy at the check in counter was friendly and efficient and we did not encounter bed bugs. It also didn't look to be a type of place people are living in; the other guests I saw and spoke to seemed to simply be just regular folks traveling on a budget. The room wasn't "dirty", but the whole place is run down and just kind of sad. They obviously are using some sort of very strong fake vanilla room freshener, but it just can't hide the musty smell that is certainly embedded in this old motel. The layout for the motel is also strange. It's two stories, with all of the room entrances off of interior hallways. Walls are definitely thin and floors are creaky. The hallways are as musty as the rooms. I think the owners are good folks who are trying to operate a motel on a shoestring budget near a truck stop in a depressed little town. But given the condition of the place and the overall atmosphere, it's probably the worst place I've ever stayed and even though it was cheap I feel like we paid too much. We had reservations here for the travel night back to Oregon, and I cancelled that the same night we stayed. I just couldn't imagine ending our trip with another stay here, so I booked a more expensive spot only a few miles south...it was absolutely worth the extra money to not stay here again. Also, just know that pretty much all of southern Idaho smells like cows.

The property is rough the door trim for the room was roughly installed and no trim. The shower head…read morewas terrible and had to be scrapped to let the water flow out of more holes than just 5 or 6. The room appeared clean as did the bathroom, which was good. Its a property that needs a good renovation. A place to stay if you have to, not because you expect a nice place.