Niagara Falls Hotel Guide. Hotels in Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, Canada

"No hot tub. Hotel under construction. But still decent. The waterpark passes made up for it. I’m know once construction is fully completed it will be more modern. "

"Very nice excelente view!"

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"We had a great experience. Thank you. The only minor thing was maybe on busier weekends someone can clean the pool area. Other guesr left towels all over"

"Had a great time , staff was excellent, hot tub, perfect and the mirror above the bed top notch 😉 The hotel is near everything and Clifton Hill is just right around the corner, two minute walk. "

"No Fridge, No Microwave, Faulty Hair Dryer, noisy exhaust, very limited options for breakfast!! "

"The room was big and very clean. There were two windows which was awesome! The staff were super friendly and the location was fantastic. Once we parked we were able to just walk. The pool was fine, a bit on the chilly side for me but the kids who were in it didn’t seem to mind! The breakfast is what you would expect for a free hotel breakfast - but not free. Next time I’d probably just go out for breakfast but I’d definitely stay again!"

"Staff, room, parking was exceptional.Stayed for 1 night with family.Definitely we’ll go back again. "

"Property was excellent, very clean. Close to attractions, easy to walk to Clifton Hill, Falls, etc. Wished there would have been breakfast and free wifi available. This has nothing to do with the hotel directly, but there was a large group that came into the pool area while we (and several other families with kids) were in there. They walked in with a bunch of coolers of alcohol and food, took all of the chairs, and set up a little party on the pool deck for themselves. The pool rules state no food or drink other than water, and no glass containers of any kind. They did not care, even after one staff member came in and spoke with them. They yelled and swore at kids multiple times, and basically acted like they owned the pool. People like to say the younger generations act entitled, but these were some of the most entitled people I’ve ever seen, and they were all 40-60+ "