Sleep Inn & Suites Jerome

David

Positive: The front desk person was helpful. The hotel was in reasonable condition considering its' age. Negative: The room above me was noisy. Someone was bouncing a ball on the floor until about 2200 hours. The air conditioner repeatedly shutoff overnight. The temperature reset and would not stay at the set temperature and I woke up hot.

Nathan Gomez

This is a no frills hotel just outside Twin Falls. The rooms have all been recently refurbished. The IKEA-esque furniture really isn't an issue. The lobby and hallways are all sparkling clean. Plenty of outlets right next to the bed for phone charging. The room and bathroom are a tad small, but if you are just staying for a night, what do you need a big room for? At $140 for a queen room it's a bit more than I would have expected, but overall, it gets the job done. Also, the TV in the room is huge. Glad to see they didn't skimp on the electronics.

Jeff Schmidt

For the price, not even close. An obviously not wanting to be there desk person who was at the end of her shift. Room was not very clean, including a sticky remote with a battery cover that kept falling off. Shower head was about like a garden hose and the water temp fluctuated. Breakfast was minimal. Coffee cups were 6 oz. and paper only. On the bright side, bed was great and I slept well. Find another spot though.

Dan Spurling

A table of some kind to eat on would have been nice and the headboard lighting was long overdue for dusting. The bed was comfortable and the receptionist was very nice. Continental breakfast was available but I was in a rush so I didn't take advantage of it so other than it was available, I don't have any input on it. There is a truck stop next door and local restaurants within a few miles. The gym was closed due to COVID, but isn't that the excuse for everything anymore?