I've stayed at nearly all the hotels in the Twin Falls are and wanted to try the old Comfort Inn & Holiday Inn Express which are now both part of the AmericInn chain. The staff was very friendly and accommodating with any questions or special requests that I had.

I was in building "A" which is the old Holiday Inn Express and has not been completely remodeled like building "B" which was the old Comfort Inn (based on conversations that I had with the staff). Building "B" has the front desk, business center, and breakfast area. Both buildings had pools, workout rooms (I think), and vending areas. It felt a bit strange not to have staff onsite in the building I was in but all the exterior doors required keycard access so that helps from a security perspective.

Room was spacious and clean. Typical mini-fridge, coffee maker, and microwave. Flat screen TV was a nice touch. Only minor suggestions would be triple sheeting the beds instead of using the typical blanket/single sheet. Other suggestion would be shifting the bed, night stands and sofa so the bed is not so close to the window and AC/Heater - there is barely enough room to walk between the bed and the outside wall (its obvious that the room layout had been changed at one point so I suspect it will likely change again).

Breakfast was served only in Building "B" but its a very short walk between buildings. Breakfast was typical continental but also included biscuits and gravy along with multiple beverage choices.

Overall a positive stay - would recommend for both business and leisure travelers.

NO problems except laundry was in opposite building and then broke down and was unable to do. Breakfast pretty good. Rooms newly remodeled and nice.

I have stayed at this property every year for the last 5-6 years back when it was a Comfort Inn, and if is as good if not better as an Americinn. This hotel actually has 2 buildings. From what I was told by a person on the maintenance staff, the building which houses the current lobby is going to be overhauled and opened as a Fairfield Inn at some point, and building 2 is being remodeled now and will become the Americinn of the future. Right now, parking is at a premium and the breakfast room which is small becomes crowded quickly, but good basic food, and free USA Today. The room was clean and the windows open so you can get some of that cool Idaho fresh air.

Just stayed here one night on our way home from Vegas. Front Staff was great....Room's were very nice, clean and up to date. Bed's were comfortable and they took small pets and didn't charge me if she didn't sleep on the bed - so that was a bonus! Pool/hot tub looked nice, although we didn't use them and the breakfast was decent - cereals, fruits, yogurts, waffles, hard boiled eggs, bagels/toast etc......definately a good value for what you get. Would recommend and stay here again if need be. No complaints at all.