This hotel is in a fantastic location. We paid more for a view of the falls and it was worth it…read more Loved being able to see them from the room at night when they changed colors. Our room was recently renovated and beautiful. The elevator situation is pure chaos. We stayed on the 24th floor and often waited 15 minutes to go down. I actually took the steps down a couple times and beat my mom while she waited for the elevators. Just not enough elevators for the number of people there. I can't even imagine how it is in the summer, we went mid-September. Going up isn't as bad because staff control those getting on the elevator ms from the lobby. Skipped the morning breakfast to enjoy Tim Horton's, a quick walk from the hotel. The incline railway tram is right behind the hotel and is a quick, fun way to head to the Niagara Falls visitor center. Parking is ridiculously expensive but half off with a handicap permit. We found it worth it for our needs. Overall a great stay, just frustration with the elevators.

Good hotel! Loved the view of the Falls from our room which is amazing at all times especially to…read morewake up to at sunrise and see the lit up falls in the evening. Rooms are quite spacious and was very accessible for our friend in a wheelchair which is why we booked this hotel. First night was busier and more expensive due to fireworks and there were some others who went to the Taylor Swift concert and Bills/Chiefs game. They charge per person an extra fee so I booked the first night separately and then the next three nights for much less per night as our friend in only stayed the first night. Evening reception and breakfast was nice to have although the hot options were quite limited (no omelettes, etc.) and the eggs were bland with a tough texture. Breakfast was much better at the Embassy Suites I have stayed at pre pandemic but the limited options and lower quality seem to be that this is a much larger hotel. They do manage then crowds well with breakfast and have a traffic light guide of ideal times being early. We got a table easily due to our disabilities. Hotel is very conveniently located near restaurants, shopping, attractions, and the incline railway stops from across the hotel and goes down to Table Rock. My friend in a wheelchair and my wife managed to make it up on the incline railway and arrive before me and the luggage in an Uber from the Table Rock bus stop. They have a Starbucks, Friday's, and mini market in the hotel we used which are handy . There is The Keg that was temporarily closed. My wife and I ate at both the Table Rock House down the incline railway and the Fallsview Steakhouse next door, the latter which had a voucher in a coupon book they gave us. The steakhouse was really good but pricy and the Table Rock House was amazing, a good value, authentic, and locally sourced. Staff is hit or miss. The man checking me in the first day seemed cold and unsure how the re-check in works for the same room, but the second one was friendly. The bellman our first day asked for a tip and we did not have cash, makes me wonder if they are paying their employees enough which is an issue causing strikes at even the best hotels in Montreal (even the Fairmont we stayed at). Maid service seemed to come Sunday and not Monday or Tuesday so they had to come later to help us fold the sofa bed and the staff was responsive by text per them checking in with us. However, Kitch, our bellman leaving was so amazing and got us on a taxi.

The Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa is one of the most impressive hotel experiences on…read morethe Canadian side of Niagara Falls, particularly if your top priority is the view and access to activities. But be forewarned: there are two Marriott-branded hotels located almost next door to each other another -- the other is directly across the street. I saw one couple confused about their booking. They were at the wrong hotel. It appears the the hotel most people are seeking when they book the "best view" is usually the Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa at 6740 Fallsview Boulevard. The nearby Niagara Falls Marriott on the Falls at 6755 Fallsview Boulevard is a separate property. I was very pleased with the Fallsview Hotel. Unlike many hotels that advertise a falls view but have only a partial glimpse, the hotel's location provides a sweeping panorama of the falls. Most rooms seem to have a falls view. Higher-floor rooms offer an almost cinematic perspective, especially during the nightly illumination show and when fireworks are scheduled (nightly at 10 p.m. after May -- those poor gulls and their babies!). The facilities are extensive. The hotel features the recently renovated Burning Springs Spa and Thermal Pools, a fitness center, indoor pool that is sadly less that 5 feet at the deepest point, direct access to the Fallsview tourist district and convenient connections to nearby attractions. But spa access is not included in the stay-- such a disappointment. Generally, the property feels more like a destination than a standard convention hotel, with many public spaces oriented toward the falls. That includes and onsite Starbucks and Mortons steakhouse, plus a gift shop with a massive assortment of items: clothing, hats, bathing suits and goggles (even for the kids), maple syrup treats, medicine and beverages, etc. The biggest surprise for many guests is parking. Valet parking is convenient but expensive, currently around $80 per day, while self-parking is approximately $50-60 per day and located off-site rather than directly beneath the hotel. Valet service may be worthwhile because the self-parking lot requires about a 5-minute walk and the hotel arrival area can become crowded during peak times Overall, the staff was great -- they even sent up a red velvet cake for our anniversary! And the king suite (23rd floor) was sizable and comfortable, with a jet spa in the room looking directly toward the falls. The bed and pillows were also comfy. They also have two seats right in front of the windows with spectacular views. But there were so many bugs -- dozens and dozens gathered on the exterior glass -- after dark, we opted to keep the lights off. Not a concern, though. I would definitely stay here again.

I was really disappointed with this stay. The view of the falls was incredible, and honestly that…read morewas the only thing that lived up to the price. For what this hotel charges, even if you're using points, I expected a much nicer and better maintained property. Instead, the entire hotel felt run down. The lobby had obvious water damage on the ceiling with peeling paint, which was not a great first impression. There were plenty of elevators, but it seemed like half of them were out of service during my stay. The room was no better. The shower curtain looked dirty, the towels did not feel clean, there were chips and scratches all over the furniture, peeling paint around the windows, and cracked bathroom tiles. Everywhere I looked there were signs that basic maintenance had been ignored. Even Morton's Grille was disappointing. For a restaurant that is supposed to be more upscale, it was dim, the chairs were peeling, and it just felt worn out. What made it even more frustrating was seeing the hotels around it. I went into the Hyatt next door and it was beautiful. Even the Marriott across the street, which does not have the same falls view, looked much newer and much better maintained. It made me wonder why this property has been allowed to get into this condition. The view is absolutely amazing, but the hotel itself does not match the price at all. I left feeling like I paid for the view and nothing else. I would not stay here again unless the property gets a major renovation.

Just got back from visiting Niagara Falls, and stayed here. I really liked it. I went on a…read morecharter bus with a group of people and lucked out and got a room on the 20th floor with a small deck overlooking the falls. Incredible view from my room of the Falls and nightly fireworks. The hotel has everything you could ask for: a convenience store, gift shop, Starbucks, multiple restaurants, a spa, a small gym, and both an indoor and outdoor pool. The room was clean and had everything you could ask for. Really, the complaint was the limited TV options, but I probably only spent a few hours in my room, where I wasn't sleeping. The hotel is within walking distance of a lot of the attractions, and just minutes from the border crossing. Really couldn't ask for much more.

I'd emphasize the $509+ nightly rate versus the actual experience. The hotel currently promotes…read moreitself as having undergone a $50 million transformation, including renovated guestrooms and a new arrival experience, so it's reasonable to compare what you experienced with what was advertised. Here's a review that is firm but credible: Beautiful View, But Absolutely Not Worth $509+ Per Night We chose the Sheraton Fallsview expecting an upscale, resort-style experience and paid over $509 per night for our room. Unfortunately, the experience did not come close to justifying that price. The location and view of Niagara Falls are wonderful, but a spectacular view alone does not make a hotel a luxury resort. During our stay, only two elevators were operating to service a 22-story hotel, resulting in frustrating waits simply to get to and from our room. For a hotel of this size and at this price point, that is unacceptable. We were also disappointed in the condition of the room, particularly the bathroom. The hotel heavily promotes its renovation, but our bathroom certainly did not feel like what you would expect from a recently renovated, upscale property. It felt dated and lacking in the finishes and attention to detail I would expect when paying more than $500 per night. What bothered us most was the disconnect between the way this hotel is marketed and the actual guest experience. At this rate, I expect more than a good location--I expect excellent maintenance, efficient elevators, updated accommodations, quality amenities and a genuine resort-level experience. Niagara Falls itself was spectacular, and the hotel's location is hard to beat. However, the Sheraton Fallsview did not deliver a $509-a-night experience for us. I would gladly pay a premium for a true luxury Fallsview hotel, but based on our stay, I would not choose this property again at these rates.

We stopped here while visiting Niagara Falls. Even though we live nearby, and we have been to…read moreNiagara Falls over 20 times, this was our first time visiting the tower hotel. The views from it is amazing! We had dinner which was decent, a little overpriced, but the staff was friendly, accommodating, and the views of Niagara Falls were priceless! We will definitely be coming back!

We stayed at this hotel after visiting the observatory on our last visit and thinking that the…read moreviews would be great, and they absolutely were. We had a perfect view of the American falls and of the fireworks each night. If I were going on views alone this would be an easy 5/5 stars, however too many things were not so great to rate this place that high (especially considering the price). The most offensive thing about this hotel was the fact that our room was not cleaned very well. As soon as we walked in I found myself wiping a bunch of sticky little finger prints off the windows. It's crazy that in a hotel where the whole point is the view the windows weren't wiped at all. Even worse than that though was the nasty wadded up tissue I found in the peephole (pictured in this review). Who knows how long it's been there, I definitely am not touching it to remove it. The parking situation was a bit pricey as well for having to use a shuttle to get back to your car, however the shuttle did come very fast so it wasn't a big deal. Also, for the price you would expect the amenities to be a little better. We had no ice machine on our floor, there was no hotel bar, you have to special request house keeping, etc. Overall this hotel would be a 5/5 if it was cleaned properly. I'm not sure I would stay again though due to the cleanliness, I am super not happy with the spitball on my door. Disgusting.

This place felt like Old Vegas and we could not have been more in to it. We found some very old…read moreslots that we hadn't seen in years, which made our night! They also had much newer games, so fun for everyone.

Wanted to check out the casino since we are from Vegas. It was very clean and airy and had no…read morecigarette smell and that was really nice. There were many options to pick to eat as well as shop at for clothing, shoes and home goods. The casino area is a good size as well.

Overall, we had a wonderful experience here. Though the rooms and hallways are a bit drab and grey,…read morethe room size, views, and platinum benefits round this up to 5-stars! The location is also decent. Major room for improvement on the elevators, parking fees, and junk fees. However, given the upgrade and housekeeping attention to detail this hotel is going to the top on my rating. The 10-point test Room size: falls-view bi-level suite, huge for a suite and well laid out with ample furniture, 2 bathrooms. (++) Room condition: decent condition, the suite is large with huge windows that needed to be cleaned but otherwise the housekeeping here is paying attention. (++) Room smell / noise: no smell, neutral, not too loud could hear neighbors a bit and hallway but nothing terrible. (++) Room cleanliness: very clean, housekeeping seems to really care and pay attention to the extra details. Was very happy to leave an extra tip, job well done. (++) Thermostat: struggling and musty, not sure they can do too much but it certainly was not cooling the massive room despite dual thermostats and vents. (-) Junk fees: I think they did charge an amenity fee and the value was not there. (-) Amenities: onsite Starbucks, bar in lobby, restaurant upstairs with free breakfast, pool and hot tub, and an actual working concierge lounge. (++) Hotel location: walking distance to casino, food, and the falls. Not the best in the middle of it all location but nice enough. (+) Check-in and service: very easy check-in, everything was explained, housekeeping came every time and did an excellent job, full service room service. (+) Platinum benefits: the biggest bang for your buck is right here. Room booked as a city king and upgraded to a falls-view suite without even asking. Free breakfast. Working concierge lounge with water and soda and snacks, as well as evening bites. Late checkout honored with no issue. Wow, this is how Marriott loyalty shines! (+++) This hotel recognized loyalty, and I would gladly come back.

I've researched every hotel in the falls and I'm glad I picked this. I reserved the bi-level suite…read more There were 2 bathrooms, a loft with a king bed and 2 queen beds in a separate bedroom. The floor to ceiling view was magnificent. The view itself was worth the price. Both falls on the American and Canadian side can be seen from the room. There's a living room and a small dining table. It's perfect if you just want to hang out in the room after a day full of walking. You can see fireworks from the room. Service was excellent. They were able to check us in early. Parking is either self or vallet parking. I also like that the hotel was at the end of Fallsview where it is less busy. I highly recommend this hotel. I would stay here again.

I had a Fantastic time here!…read more Hotel. Several restaurants onsite! They had a crazy good dining promo (choose two restaurant meals for $120 for 2 people and I was able to pick Brasa the all you can eat Brazilian steakhouse) when I went and it was such a good deal. Check in staff told me about it Opted for the Fallsview room with the hot tub in bathroom, was a real treat. The view of Niagara Falls, oh lovely. Memories for a lifetime Downsides- -On-site Parking Was so expensive, came out to $73 one night. Recommend parking outside private paid parking lots if you have time and able to walk it -I wish the Swimming Pool area had a shower. there was a rinse faucet at the hot tub but it's not private and you can't have a real shower since it had no soap. No locker room. though I understand it is quite standard for hotels not to have -Water machine in gym was out of order. -Wi-Fi didn't work for me

The Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview is a classy full service hotel…read more With multiple restaurants, wine tasting, and easy access to a casino, there's something for everyone and a whole lot to love. Our room - 4258 in the North Tower - offered beautiful views of both falls, a jacuzzi bathtub, separate shower, and a comfortable king size bed. Off site parking was expensive ($62.15 CAD) on a Friday & Saturday, but as a convenience, Hilton offered a free shuttle back and forth. Breakfast is on the 33rd floor of the South Tower. As a Hilton Diamond member the Mr. was given the option of a free continental breakfast or $15 toward something on the menu for each of us. The first morning we chose French toast (meh) and the second we got the complimentary continental offering. It was a whole lot of carbs and a little fruit. We should have shared. Service was friendly, but a little slow. The views were very nice from our window seating. If interested, another option could be the on site full service Starbucks. All in all we enjoyed our stay and would happily stay here again.

Niagara Falls is a truly unforgettable place, where you can soak in stunning natural beauty with…read moreexciting attractions. The view and the roar of the falls are absolutely breathtaking, especially on the Canadian side, where a lovely trail takes you to popular spots like boat cruises and ziplining. The Table Rock Welcome Centre is a great spot for shopping, dining, and unique experiences such as Niagara Takes Flight. To make things easier, they have the Falls Incline Railway, which is perfect for those staying at nearby hotels, so you can get to the falls without a long walk. If you're driving, the parking area is available for $40. Once you reach the end of the trail, you can enjoy the Oakes Garden Theatre and the lively Clifton Hill, which is packed with restaurants and entertainment. At night, the illuminated falls and the amazing fireworks at 10 p.m. create a truly magical atmosphere. In short, Niagara Falls is a must-visit destination that's full of awe-inspiring sights and fun attractions.

Absolutely spectacular!…read more The Canadian side of Niagara Falls offers the most complete and dramatic views of both Horseshoe Falls and the American Falls, and the smaller Bridal Falls, so i highly recommend spending more time in Canada if possible. There are so many options here. You can walk along the Niagara Parkway from Table Rock Centre through Queen Victoria Park. The views constantly change and the walk provides some of the best photo opportunities. You can opt for the Journey Behind the Falls to stand in tunnels carved behind the rushing water, or take the cruise -- which I strongly recommend. A ride on Hornblower Niagara Cruises is one of the most memorable experiences in Niagara Falls. The provided poncho helps, but you should still expect to get drenched on any exposed areas as the boat approaches the base of falls. It felt like a monsoon! Also, be prepared for substantial parking charges. $30 for 30 minutes -- outrageous! I also suggest making time to see the falls after dark. The nightly illumination creates an entirely different experience, and on fireworks nights (around 10 p.m. beginning in May) it is quite the spectacle. Bring a light jacket or sweater even during summer. The constant mist and evening breezes near the falls can make temperatures feel noticeably cooler than elsewhere in the city. And drive north along the Niagara Parkway toward Niagara-on-the-Lake if time allows. The route follows the river through attractive landscapes and historic sites.

8/2026: Another lovely stay at the Vittoria Hotel. This time we upgraded to a suite on the 9th…read morefloor, and we were very pleased how spacious it was. A word about location: When booking, ask to be placed away from the elevator, and away from the ice machine. There's a noisy queue for both around midnight. The breakfast buffet has two choices: Full breakfast, or Continental. We learned on this stay that the difference between checking in at 3:15 and 4:00pm is parking availability on site. The latter has one of you walking three blocks for $20 Canadian/day. On-site is $25.

Stayed one night at Victoria Hotel & Suites. Sandra Q at the front desk was amazing . Very…read more friendly and even allowed an early check‑in at no charge. Parking in the back was easy ($25), and the hotel is only a few minute walk to Clifton Hill. Room was clean, spacious, and had a great river view. The trade off is noise: the racetrack across the street had engines backfiring around 1:30 AM, so it's not ideal for light sleepers. The A/C was also loud enough that we turned it off. Good value and great staff, but be aware of the noise depending on which side you're on. -Zuk

We visited this hotel simply based on the pictures of the view of the falls and we were not…read moredisappointed. We paid for a room with a view of both falls, and we got exactly what we paid for. Incredible views where we could watch the rainbows across the falls, the incredible lights at night, and the fireworks at 10:00. While I noticed some reviews left mixed feedback, I really didn't have any of these issues. We arrived a little early for check-in, walked right up and we were finished with the process in less than 5 minutes. The lobby and rooms weren't the most modern, but nothing that I felt actually impacted my stay at all. Everything was clean and working. I paid for this hotel for the views and the proximity to everything around it, not to sit in my room. Staff were friendly, and there was always a spot in the parking lot. Overall, you get what you paid for. It's a cheaper hotel compared to others in the area, so it wasn't the most expensive-looking hotel. But I paid for the views, and they did not disappoint!

The location is excellent, we could easily visit the falls but the rooms feel very outdated. The…read more"river view" is misleading; we were told trees block the falls entirely, and you'd need to upgrade for any real view. Front desk told us that they upgraded us to the top floor but only put us on the 12th floor but there were rooms higher since the elevator went to the 21st floor. The bathroom layout was weird with hair still in the shower, lights flickered constantly by the sink, and shampoo wasn't provided until we asked (and even then, it took a while). They had mini bottles enough for one person. It was 20-30°F outside, yet the AC was blasting at 60°F. Beds were comfortable, but we treated the hotel purely as a crash pad. Hallways were freezing, matching the outdoor chill. We barely spent time inside unless it was to sleep. If you're focused on exploring the area and just need a basic spot with (potential) views, this works. For amenities or comfort, look elsewhere. Parking is uncovered and pricey for one night, especially inconvenient when it snowed during our stay; a covered lot would've helped.