Quality Inn Hotels in Niagara Falls

Very nice hotel in Niagara Falls. Exceptional service by Bill (bartender), Sarah at check-in desk, and Tina, our server at dinner. The room was spacious, bed & linens very nice and comfortable. We loved having a couch and ottoman for extra space. Plenty of parking also, but cost $15 a day which seemed an unreasonable extra charge considering our two night stay was $525. Unlike the Hampton Inn next door, breakfast is not included, thus also extra cost and time required. Hotel is not by a highway, so no traffic noise which was nice. Tip: you have to request housekeeping service as it is not automatically done.

The room was great and I highly recommend anyone gong to a conference at the convention center to stay here. It is conveniently located across the street. The fitness center was ok, could use a little more equipment, but overall works for the space that it is in.

We arrived on 19th September after 3 days in times Square. Long journey by amtrak train (8 hours) but very comfortable and didn't seem that long. The seneca is a massive hotel with very little in it. The ****** is very expensive even if you are like us just wanted a little flutter. None of the restaurants were open, bar one, which meant long queues. Our room was huge and was very nice with electric curtains and a hot tub in the room. My daughter and her husband had the same room but on the floor above, but nothing worked in their room sadly. It is well located, but if you are expecting a view of the falls you want get it. We booked a tour using our city passes and met Dan who took us all over and to a bakery...which is a must. It was called niagra falls illuminations. Would I choose it again, for location yes. No for restaurants. No for staff they were not very accommodating. I personally would stay on the train to the Canadian side, that was amazing.

The hotel is very close to the scenic spot, a five-minute walk. The check-in aunt came up and deducted nearly 700 US dollars. I said that I had already paid online. She blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Later, I asked Ctrip, and it was indeed canceled by mistake 😑. The parking lot is charged, which is quite large. Overall not bad.

This price is such a hotel does not lose money, clean and no deposit, the important thing is that the location is good, the high-speed to the hotel, surrounded by several business districts and outlets. Driving to the waterfall is less than 20 minutes, very convenient.

It is Sunday morning, the first day of May and a beautiful morning (at least for now) in Niagara Falls, NY, where we are staying at the Niagara Falls Courtyard. We arrived here last night after a six hour drive from Ann Arbor where we attended the University of Michigan graduation. We chose this hotel in part because it was approximately half way between Ann Arbor and our home in Albany plus it offered an opportunity to see the falls from a vantage point different from the Canadian side, where we typically stay when traveling between Michigan and New York. Having driven nearly 400 miles and arriving at 10:00 pm, we were very pleased to be welcomed by Chris who checked us in a personable, yet professional manner. Besides giving us our room keys, she gave us a quick overview of the hotel’s amenities, directed us to a luggage cart and then the elevator. This is the third Marriott property that we have stayed in during this trip and Chris’s welcome was by far the best we had received Also, when I asked about what seemed to be a hint of a chocolate scent in the entry way, she explained that the building used to be a Chocolate Factory. Maybe the gods were at play because I am a big fan of Chocolate Upon entry into our third floor room, we were first taken aback by its size but then realized that we had been staying in Residence Inns , whose suites are noticeably larger. Having said this, the room was perfect for the two if us, had a king size bed, a couch and sitting area, a desk, and even a small balcony. It was decorated in what I would call semi-modern and everything was clean and the bathroom had plenty of towels, etc. Besides Chocolate, I also am a fan of Marriott pillows and was pleased to see the bed had four pillows plus a backing to sit up against. Our one complaint was the lack of enough coffee packets (only two) and we had to go down to the lobby to purchase two Starbucks coffees which were excellent as was the service we received from Rachel. We then headed off to the Niagara Falls State Park, which was a relatively easy mile walk away. Overall, on a five point scale, I give the Niagara Falls Courtyard a rating of 4.5 I know this is long, but after checking in, I read some of the earlier reviews and we did not experience any of the problems mentioned in these. I hope that anyone who stays at this hotel has the same positive experience we have had.

1, the first floor restaurant breakfast is good, traditional authentic American style, there are more than a dozen to choose; per capita about 20 dollars; 2, we chose Newcastle room, two double beds, each bed is very spacious should be able to sleep 2 people. The hotel room is very spacious, the food in the refrigerator is free and the children are very happy. 3. The hotel is the closest hotel to the Great Falls. It takes 5 minutes to walk to the American section of the Great Falls, and across the road is the bridge to Goat Island. Look at the people in the middle of the sun and come back to rest and play again. 4, must go to the Maid of the Mist, feel the close contact with the gusts of the Great Falls, very good 5, the hotel front desk service is very enthusiastic, is one of the best in the United States, to help us print the cruise ticket, the rain boots forgot to take it, still good for our custody, passionate introduction of attractions information, etc.

Spacious room - could have been cleaner though, dust bunnies in closets etc Good location with parking on-site at reasonable cost vs other in town locations Disinterested staff - had to interrupt their chats to ask questions which elicited an eye roll