3-Star Hotels in Niagara Falls

I love staying at this hotel. Spacious and clean. I booked this hotel at the last minute, and the hotel sent me the confirmation email right after the booking was confirmed. Everything is new and comfortable to use. Modern design of kitchenware and great support and king mattress. Quiet air conditioning, laundry room at the basement. Both the mirror areas were so dim, not good for make-up, so does the whole area. Knifes were rusty, pans and pots were scratched and dirty, and stains in e-kettle. No counter space for makeup bag. Very big parking lot outside the hotel. Weak water pressure. No racks for shower stuff and clothes and towels. Nevertheless, this is the best hotel in Niagara compared to those famous brand hotel but in the old, small and bad condition.

Excellent location; 3 minutes drive to the Falls. Great value for the price. Very good breakfast. The fact that the front entrance to the reception is already locked was kind of weird. All the hotels I have visited, the front entrance is always accessible. You us the hotel room keys if you use other entrances. Then there is a notice on the room key pouch to always secure the door with the deadbolt; keep valuable secure… This alerted me to the fact that the area may not be 100% safe. However, this apprehension was removed, when we checked out and my wife forgot her hand bag with wallet and family passports in it. One of the house keepers came running and found us still putting our stuff in the vehicle to alert us that we forgot the bag on the table. My wife went back to pick it up. A plus for that housekeeper. The night receptionist, however, has a cold presence. She addresses people as if she is not engaged with their presence. Overall, the service is very good. Great value for the buck; I will recommend it to those who want to visit Niagara Falls.

We had spent two nights in the hotel with my family this time. The front desk was not too friendly when we first checked in, however the other staff in the front desk was very helpful when we asked about directions when we checked out the last day. The room was ok clean however we had found a swimsuit pricetag underneath the bedsheet. There are no coffee, no water bottles, slippers, toothpaste and toothbrush. Only decaf coffee and tea bags were there. We had enjoyed their swimming pool and hot tub downstairs. We also had dinner in the Keg restaurant downstairs. Overall, location is good, we were hoping if they could provide free parking but they charged around $28 daily.

It might have been my mistake for not checking thoroughly, but charging CAD30.00 for what they call 'private parking' seems exorbitant. If they're hiding parking fees to make the room rate look lower, effectively increasing the total cost, I'd suggest staying at a higher-grade hotel. There can be a significant difference between 170,000 KRW and 200,000 KRW. I recommend checking if other hotels in Niagara also charge for parking. There are many cheaper options nearby for $5 or $10.

Facilities: The hotel is quite old. There are many restaurants around. The hotel is connected to the water park. It can be played with children. But it is similar to the water park in the big city in China. Hygienic: The room is very clean, but the water in the water park is not very clean Environment: The hotel is old. Parking is charged. There are many restaurants around but parking is more difficult. The hotel room is particularly poorly soundproofed. There is a stupid person in the middle of the night. It is very noisy to shovel snow outside, but what kind of bicycles do you need at this price? Service: Basically no service, luggage can not be stored, but! For this price, don't ask for any bicycles.

It is farther than I thought, and the city bus that stops in front of the hotel is convenient, but the departure and arrival situation of the city bus is not linked with Google and was quite confused. It may be good for those who have a rental car. The interior of the hotel is normal and clean. The lighting is a little dark. Children are overjoyed in the playroom and pool. The staff were very kind as they also gave me vouchers at the arcade. There is a washing machine, but some rooms have to pass through the cabana. There was a group that made a noise until late at night in the cabana, and it was uncomfortable because it was okay to speak with the child.

It's pretty good, close to the falls (about a 10-15 minute walk). The parking lot is also large. Overall, I'm quite satisfied, except the breakfast restaurant is a bit small. It gets crowded during Christmas. Overall, it's worth staying at; the location is comparable to larger hotels. Those with a large budget can ignore this.

The front desk staff are very friendly, the hotel facilities meet the requirements for tourism and leisure, and the location is excellent. There are shuttle buses at the door to various attractions in the Niagara Falls area, and it also provides direct access to the bus station connecting to downtown Toronto, making it an ideal choice for your travel itinerary.

If you want a closer distance to the falls, then this isn’t ur hotel. Also, with amenities, no mini fridge in the room, shampoo and conditioner is only for one person yet 4 adults in the room. It’s okay but for families with smaller children, try somewhere closer downtown or to the falls.

Hello The service was great and the staff very friendly. We had a good variety for breakfast which was very good. The only thing we had issues with is that the mattress was a little too soft and the pillows were very uncomfortable. Air conditioning could have been a little cooler. The room stayed pretty humid. Other than that we enjoyed our stay. Close to everything. The price was good but I wish it would have included parking. That was an unexpected cost.