St. Catharines Hotel Guide - Port Dalhousie Pier Marina hotels in St. Catharines, Canada.

"A meat / protein beyond eggs would be great "

"This has a very convenient location, close to shopping, QEW, restaurant on premises. Rooms were clean, beds very comfortable with very soft sheets. Staff were friendly and welcoming. This is our second time staying here for the location. "

"Yes it was easy to park and are room was very comfortable"

"Everything"

"A little tricky to find the driveway! Otherwise parking is very good. Room is spacious and clean. Staff are friendly and helpful. This location was a good spot for what we wanted. Thank you."

"Recently remodeled, great place for the conference we attended. Staff were lovely."

"Beautiful spot close to everything! I appreciated the thoughtful touches like the coffee station and plenty of towels. Relaxing, comfortable, perfect!"

"We loved our stay. As a family of five we found the property spacious, clean and equipped with all essentials. The host was easy to reach with questions. We wished we could have stayed longer."

"This was clearly once a truly "stunning estate" but years of disrepair have left it to be kind of sad, and certainly not in line with the price. Many issues that have previously been reported, but no effort to fix them. Problems are too numerous to list but here's a sample:- Mouse poop in cupboards- Dishwasher full of dirty dishes and falls out of cabinet when drawers pulled out- Patio door cannot be closed except by deadbolt (locks out people using the deck)- Fridge/freezer stopped working, thawing all frozen things and spoiling food- Low water pressure, sometimes no water coming out of the taps- Lights for range hood do not work- Floors have 2” gaps between boards in places- Upper bedroom door cannot close properly, even with deadbolt, constant creaking during the night with any wind gust- Upper bedroom curtain rod falls off if curtains drawn or adjusted- “Games room” smelled like old cigarette smoke and sewage- Couches had visible stains all over them- Hand soap not refilled in bathrooms or kitchen- Bedside lamp in upper bedroom has broken knob to turn on/off, must be plugged in or unplugged. Bulb flickers uncontrollably anyway and is unusable- Bedroom above games room/garage has no window coverings- Large chef’s knife found in games room while playing with small children- Deck boards for front entrance stairs are not level and seem to be rotting underneath/unsafe- Bathroom fan is installed in a hole that is the wrong size, showing rough drywall around fan"