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- Niagara Falls
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Proximity to Niagara Falls.
The location
The bed was comfortable. The restaurant next door was delightful and delicious.
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The location
Walking distance to the Falls
Worst hotel ever
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Nice decor, great location.
Very clean
The location. It was within walking distance of Niagara Falls.
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Restaurant
On the river see the bridge
Great service
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The Location and checking in with hotel employee was a very pleasant experience
Noise complaints had to move rooms
the front desk was very friendly and helpful. Good location. Bathroom was very clean. Lots of breakfast options. Coffee and other beverages available in the lobby.
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The only thing decent about this hotel was the few workers. They were nice. Otherwise the whole place was a complete dump!
Rooms are clean
Had good breakfast staff very help ful
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Air conditioning worked great
Close to everything, walking distance to the falls. Lots to do in the hotel for families, arcade, pool, restaurants and Starbucks was awesome. The room was newly renovated and the shower was awesome
The spacious room, bed was comfy, shower was good and was centrally located.
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It was easy to locate, price was right and had a room available. Bed was comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful when there was no TV remote.
It was the worst experience ever for the price I pay
The room accommodated 3 beds
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Nothing. Infact
The Staff was amazing. They were very kind and accommodating.
Was close to the bridge to go across Canada
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Location of resort, large rooms, Three Sisters restaurant
The only thing we liked about this hotel was the location
Large rooms. Quiet and comfortable
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Met by hotel employee and she was very sweet and helpful! Made us feel welcomed.
Over all ot was pretty clean
Breakfast and location to Niagra Falls.
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The price, and the location
Pricelines customer service
Nothing really
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This hotel is dirty and roach infested. Nothing good about it
Staff, Location, Food
Just nice place
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Inside was nice
Proximity to the falls
Was very surprised how nice it was for the price. Very clean, updated, very comfortable bed with great bedding. Front desk staff member was so incredibly nice and went into detail recommending things to do in the surrounding area.
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Location was easily accessible. Four family members including 3 senior citizens were in town for two to visit the Niagara Falls.
Customer service is amazing. Everyone is very kind.
The price and the room appeared to be very well cleaned
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Location was great for where I was working in North Tonawanda
Room was ample and clean.
The affordable rate, free parking and internet
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Even though I was skeptical about hotel Even though I read some reviews about remodeling I was shocked because outside wasn't maintained but was shocked as soon as I walked to room and see everything updated and smell clean
I liked everything about the stay good breakfast and friendly staff
The check in guy at noght
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Breakfast buffet and service for it
Location, friendliness of staff, room , parking
Views and location very nice, also staff very nice.
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Breakfast
It was close to park. Staff
Breakfast and proximity to the falls
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The location and the breakfast
The locations was great!
The hotel was clean and the staff were very knowledgeable and friendly
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Location was excellent, staff at check-in were very friendly and helpful
The room was clean, the bed was comfortable and staff was great. Especially the gentleman working in the mornings. He was always doing something, making sure breakfast was hot and fresh and was so friendly. Breakfast was also delicious!
Window seat
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Nice size rooms. Clean linens and bathrooms. Close to Niagara Falls. Breakfast included.
Tout près du seneca casino
Everything, the location, rooms very clean, but something very remarkable was the breakfast. It had a variety to choose from and appropriate for different types of diets.
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Hotel employees! The front office staff!
Upon arrival, the first front desk rep was very kind and knowledgeable. The second fellow with long hair was also very nice and understanding
Cool entryway and walk to restaurant, beautiful rooms.
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The pool. Breakfast options.
The location was incredibly convenient.
The pool was very warm. My kids really enjoyed the pool. The breakfast was very good. Huge variety for picky eaters. Really enjoyed the free breakfast.
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pet friendly
Location, cleaner, staff and breakfast
Breakfast was really good. Room was very spacious. Location is nit far from attractions. Price is very reasonable. Place is very clean
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Very quiet room. Very limited activity around the location. Easy to relax.
Spacious place.
Location and staff and owner.
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Easy to find.
The staff is very friendly and room is neat and clean. Close to the fall
Location is great to commute to Niagara Falls
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Good location off highway. Comfy beds, clean sheets.
The location was good and easy to get to.
It is located close to family and friends we wanted to see.
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The only good thing about this hotel was the large parking lot.
After requesting Twinst to change rooms, the gentleman at the counter assisted me.
The chandelier in the lobby
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Felt safe away from busy city
The location...very close to Niagara Falls.
It was brand new hotel
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Where to stay in Niagara Falls
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Niagara Falls
You'll be so close to the falls you can feel the mist from your hotel room! Niagara Falls, NY is on the American side of the Falls and boasts a beautiful view of the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Explore the foot trails of uninhabited Goat Island and grab your waterproof poncho for a close encounter on a Maid of the Mist boat tour.
Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Highest hotel price on Saturday exceeds $220.
In Niagara Falls, hotel prices generally rise as the week progresses. Beginning around $140 at the start of the week, prices peak on Saturday at just over $220 before dropping to around $144 on Sunday, reflecting higher weekend demand.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Lowest price: just over $80 in January, highest: around $195–$200 in July and August.
In Niagara Falls, hotel prices exhibit a notable monthly variation. The lowest prices, just over $80, occur in January, while the highest prices, around $195–$200, are recorded in July and August, indicating peak tourist season.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day hotel prices in Niagara Falls are around $126.
In Niagara Falls, hotel prices generally increase as the check-in date approaches, especially for higher-quality hotels, which are often fully booked three weeks prior. For same-day bookings, prices can be around $126, while lower-quality hotels may reduce prices last minute.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
The most popular category is 2*, priced around $125.
In Niagara Falls, hotel distribution by star rating shows a clear increase in prices as the star level rises. 1-star hotels are around just over $100, while 2-star hotels are slightly higher at around $125. Price jumps to approximately $156 for 3-star hotels and around $183 for 4-star accommodations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the standard hotel check-in and check-out times?
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
What is the typical cancellation policy for hotels?
Is Wi-Fi free and reliable at hotels?
Is on-site parking available and what does it cost?
Are airport shuttles or transportation to Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) available?
Are there shuttle services or easy transport to the Falls and main attractions?
What are the considerations for guests crossing the Canadian border?
Are pets allowed at hotels?
Are rooms accessible for guests with disabilities?
What safety and security measures do hotels typically have?
Are pools and spas open year-round?
Do hotels offer family-friendly services like cribs or connecting rooms?
What business services are typically available for corporate travelers?
Are there special seasonal considerations that affect hotels here?
What local customs or tipping expectations should travelers follow?
How do hotels handle health and cleaning protocols?
Are there noise or view differences between falls-front and downtown hotels?
What dining and on-site restaurant options are common at hotels?
What should guests with mobility or health concerns know about access to the falls and attractions?
What are the best times to visit Niagara Falls?
What are the must-see attractions in Niagara Falls?
Are there any discounts or packages for attractions?
How far is Niagara Falls from New York City?
What are the primary parking options near the falls?
Top Tips
- Book falls-view rooms early, especially for summer, long weekends, and during the Winter Festival of Lights, as these rooms command a premium. Major chains like Hyatt, Marriott, and Hilton label high-floor 'Fallsview' rooms, usually facing the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Call the hotel to confirm if the view is guaranteed, which floor you’ll be on, and orientation, since guarantees vary by brand.
- Compare the cost and convenience of hotels downtown near Niagara Falls State Park versus Buffalo or Lewiston. Downtown/Fallsview hotels put you within walking distance (under 0.5 mi) of Maid of the Mist, Cave of the Winds, and the Observation Tower. Buffalo is 25 mi (40 km) away, usually 35-45 minutes by car, and Lewiston is 8 mi (13 km). Out-of-town hotels are often less expensive but require a car or shuttle. If not downtown, look for hotels offering shuttle service.
- Check hotel parking policies before you book. Many properties charge daily fees for self-park or valet, and street parking is limited. Choose a hotel with on-site parking included, or confirm current rates, which can range from $15 to $25 USD per day.
- Before visiting the Canadian side, check up-to-date cross-border travel requirements. Adults need a valid passport (or NEXUS/E-NTRY as applicable) to cross the Rainbow Bridge. U.S. residents under 16 may use a birth certificate. Allow extra time for border waits and check the official site for current hours and any COVID-19 restrictions. Non-U.S. guests should verify visa or entry rules in advance.
- Bring layers and waterproof gear; falls spray can soak clothing quickly. Consider properties with in-room heated drying racks (available at some major chains) or use onsite laundry and dryers for fast drying after tours. Ask about additional towels and in-room hanging options, or check with housekeeping.
- Be prepared to show a photo ID and credit card at check-in. U.S. hotels usually place a hold at arrival. Resort or processing fees might not be included in quoted nightly rates and can add 10-15% to your total. Confirm the full price (room, taxes, and all fees) before you book.
- Review recent guest feedback for noise, maintenance, or safety on multiple platforms (Google, TripAdvisor, Priceline). Reviews often mention issues like mold, construction, or noise. If you have allergies, call the hotel to verify air purification or hypoallergenic room options, and confirm any modernizations if reviews mention older rooms.
- Tipping for hotel staff is customary in the U.S. Plan for bellhops at $1 to $2 USD per bag, valet at $3 to $5 USD, and housekeeping at $2 to $5 USD each day, leaving cash daily as staff rotate. Note that U.S. tipping expectations may differ from Canadian standards.
- Check for shuttle, taxi, or rideshare options before booking. Many hotels offer shuttle service to the falls or Buffalo airport, often every 30-60 minutes. Rideshare apps operate in the area but can be limited at off-hours. Confirm shuttle schedules with the hotel for early tours or late returns.
- For families, verify hotel amenities such as cribs, connecting rooms, kid menus, and laundry. Several hotels, like Embassy Suites and Sheraton, offer indoor pools and children’s entertainment rooms. Look for properties with 'family amenities' and check for early breakfast hours or proximity to kid-friendly attractions like the Aquarium of Niagara.
- Solo travelers should select a hotel close to Niagara Falls State Park or in a busy, well-lit area. Request a higher-floor room and use hotel safes for valuables. For added safety, choose properties with 24-hour staffed lobbies and video surveillance, common at large chains. Let someone know your plans if out late.
- Business travelers should verify Wi-Fi speed, an in-room workspace, and business center access. Most national-brand hotels provide early hot breakfast from 6:00 am and secure Wi-Fi. Request a quiet floor or a room away from elevators to support work and rest.
- Review pet and smoking policies before you book. Most hotels are non-smoking and charge cleaning fines. Pet policies often limit dogs to under 50 lbs, with fees of $50 to $100 per stay at major chains. Service animals are always allowed by law. Confirm details if you have a pet or a strong preference.
- Prepare for seasonal weather. Winter is cold and icy near observation points, so use hotel-provided salt and boot trays; pack extra warm layers. In summer, expect large crowds and humidity; bring sunscreen and insect repellent or buy them at local grocery stores or pharmacies if not available at the front desk.
- Look for bundled attraction packages through your hotel for sites like Maid of the Mist, Cave of the Winds, or Niagara Aquarium. Some packages save $5 to $10 per ticket compared to direct purchase. Compare rates and book in advance for peak weekends.
- Never leave luggage or electronics visible in your parked car. Use in-room or front-desk safes for valuables. For added security during busy festival periods, use hotel valet parking options when available and park in lots managed by your hotel.
- Check the hotel’s website or FAQ before traveling for the latest COVID-19 or health policies. Requirements can change quickly and may include mask or vaccine policies for certain services. Compliance is mandatory for all guests if reinstated.
- Ask about seasonal extras and special experiences. Many hotels offer falls-view dining, balconies with fireworks or illumination views (fireworks most Fridays and Sundays, May-October), or spa packages. Ask the front desk for the current schedule or to book these packages.
- For accessibility, request an ADA-compliant room and confirm step-free access, roll-in showers, grab bars, and elevators. Accessibility features vary by property, and newer major chain hotels are more likely to meet ADA standards. Always call to verify availability before booking.
- A quick call to your hotel can confirm early check-in, free luggage storage, parking rates, or event schedules like fireworks. For busy weekends, call at least 48 hours before arrival to review and secure special requests.
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