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We visited this Inn based on the high reviews from yelpers! The outside isn't much to look at, it…read moreneeds some refreshing, butt don't let this fool you! Thank you for the recommendations! After three wineries, my husband was definitely ready for some food. When you walk in, you definitely feel like you're entering an English pub! The bar, and place,ent of the bar was very traditional to pubs in the UK. Our server Lawerence definitely helped with his English accent! When asked where he was from, he said Bristol! He came to Canada after her sister relocated. He originally was a cook, but given his accent, they asked hi. To move to the front! Well done. He was a great server too! Very friendly! We decided to share the sausage rolls and shepherds pie. My husband had two Guinness! I'm not sure where he put it in top of the wine, but glad I was driving. The sausage rolls were very tasty. The mustard that came for dipping was the perfect accompaniment. The shepherd's pie had a dark Guinness gravy that was rich and flavorful. I enjoyed the side of peas and carrots too! Sharing these two was the perfect amount, however we wished we'd got the poutine! It looked amazing, it would've been too much food though. Guess we will need to return! PS: loved seeing the sign for Upper Canada Brewing company! In 1988, I visited them with my college partner as we did a college paper on microbrewers! At that time, they were one of a few. We also had visited Great Lakes brewing in CLE! The microbrewing industry exploded shortly there after! Was a great personal walk down memory lane for my college days!! While Upper Canada was sold, was just excellent to see an old sign!

Here is the deal as I see it. We got a good hotel price, the room was nice, the hotel was super…read moreclean, the staff was nice to us, it was easy to navigate, we got drink tickets for happy hour. Honestly they made our stay very nice. The room is nice. We were in the main building at the end of the hall. The room had a fireplace, king bed, small desk, small table. It's cute. Not huge but not too small. Bathroom is a ok size. Towel warmer. Bonus! Now when I tell you the tub is deep, it's deep. You will need a bar to get in and out. It's nice, pressure good, all good but it's super deep. Be careful. Bar area fun at night. They had music and it's was fun. Get there early. Not too much seating. You may end up in the outside room. Hotel in a good location on the strip. Easy to walk places for meals. I'd stay here again.

Had a lovely stay at the Prince of Wales. It was a special promotion that included breakfast…read more We got a suite with a fireplace and a wonderfully comfy king bed. The bathrooms have heated towel bars. The bedrooms have safes in the closet and plush robes. There is also a Nespresso coffee maker in the room, bottled water and fruit. Parking is in back of the hotel and is complimentary with your stay. We had breakfast in the Noble restaurant. Was a lovely stay all around. Highly recommend.

My partner and I, along with two friends, visited for the weekend to catch a couple of plays, and…read morewe stayed for just one night. After leaving, we realized we had forgotten a garment bag, and our friends had also left a few personal items behind. I want to extend a sincere thank-you to Debbie at the front desk for being so accommodating and attentive. She secured everything for us immediately and kept our belongings safe until we could arrange to pick them up. We weren't looking for a Ritz-Carlton experience -- just a quiet, clean, comfortable, and welcoming place to stay. This hotel delivered exactly that. What truly stood out was the atmosphere: not pretentious or overly polished, but warm, down-to-earth, and genuinely kind. Debbie exemplified that energy perfectly. Thank you for the hospitality and for making our quick stay feel easy and pleasant. We really appreciate it and look forward to returning.

Although this is a great location and there were some very helpful staff we had many challenges…read morehere. We arrived to our room to find a pile of long dark hair stuck to the floor. The window air conditioner had leaked on the floor and there were towels sopping up the dirty water. Patrick at the desk was very helpful trying to find us a new room. Apparently the only room in their whole system that was available was a much smaller room in the Moffat. We took the room, and they did give us a complementary bottle of wine and 50.00 off for our inconvenience. The room was not very nice. Pictures of the hallway and room attached . We did enjoy a nice breakfast with Frank serving us at the Prince of Wales. All in all very disappointing.

Can't say enough good things about this hotel. Clean, friendly, good breakfast and great location!…read more Short walk or drive to town. Close to the wineries. Two story building, no elevator.

The Best Western is in a nice location in a quiet neighborhood in Niagara on the Lake. The…read morebuilding on the outside looks really nice, however the biggest drawbacks are: --Stairs - didn't seem to be an elevator here, so if you can't do stairs, you should notify the hotel in advance so they can book you on the ground floor. --Bed - ugh, worst night's sleep in a really long time. The bed was soo uncomfortable! I don't know how many times I woke up during the night, but I was wiped out in the morning, that's for sure! I would consider coming back here only if they improve the beds!

I'm not one for bed and breakfasts, as I always feel like I'm intruding in someone's house, making…read morethem do things for me and having to pay for it. This then, is probably a good way to wean yourself into giving it a go. Above The Pub (so named as it's found above a really good pub (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/the-irish-harp-niagara-on-the-lake)) is a true inn with a pub below and rooms above. The décor of the rooms feels very Colonial and is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway into the wine region. The proximity to the pub you'd think is daunting but the amount of noise bleed from the pub into the rooms is minimal if noticeable. The beds are of the four-poster variety, comfy and definitely sleep-ready. As well, breakfast is included at a golf course that is found a short walk from the inn. Ladies, if you've been looking for a weekend getaway into the Niagara wine region with your significant other, you could do worse than suggest a place that is above a pub for him. Guys, if you're ever in the dog house, the four-poster bed and the rustic décor will probably help pry you out.

We stayed here for the first time last year and had to book the same room this year while visiting…read morefor our anniversary because of how great our experience was! We love that there is free parking and can leave the car there almost the whole time and just walk or bike everywhere (the bike rental place is in walking distance). The rooms are so reasonable for being in such a great location and are always very clean and welcoming. The staff is hospitable and make you feel right at home and we always use the vouchers they give us for our first meal after arriving-another nice touch! We can easily say this will be the place we stay when we visit for years to come!

What a first-class experience from check-in to checkout! The breakfast was absolutely wonderful,…read moreand every member of the staff made us feel like family from the moment we arrived. We spent over a week here. Each one took the time every day to offer thoughtful recommendations that helped us get the very most out of our visit! We wouldn't have discovered half of what we did without their guidance. This is a Hallmark hotel in a charming little Hallmark town. We can't wait to come back!

Lovely hotel in a great part of town. The best breakfast of any hotel I've stayed in....friendly…read morestaff, nicely appointed rooms. Some rooms have couches some don't....it's nicer to have one! Very clean and we loved the fireplaces in the rooms.

I wished I lived closer so I could come here every month!…read more What a wonderful spa in the heart of Niagara on the Lake. My bf and I had a little spa day here. His first time! I'm glad this was his first experience, as this is what he has future spas to compare to lol. Check-in was super easy and fast. We were guided to the change rooms. We came on a Thursday afternoon, so it wasn't too busy. I mostly had the change rooms to myself. Inside the lounge is dim, with soft music it's perfectly relaxing. The lounge offers a great selection of teas. Lemon ginger is my favourite, which they had. They also have espresso pods. Of course they have some spa water, which was super refreshing. The main thing that surprised me was the selection of snacks they had! I've never been to a spa where they had basically unlimited snacks in the lounge. They had granola, cookies, brownies, biscottis and more. My bf received a 30 min massage, which focused on one area and I had a 60 min massage. My masseuse was friendly and very knowledgeable. I would have appreciated a deeper pressure on my legs and arms but the duration on these areas, was so short (as requested) I barely thought to even let her know I'd would like her to go deeper. I did let her know in the beginning though, that I do like a firm and deep pressure. Overall, she was just ok. The experience was still relaxing and she did loosen my neck and shoulders, which is what I was there for mainly. I so so appreciate that she used a hot towel to remove the oil on my back and the back of my legs. I love when spas do this. But I wished she had also done this after she worked the front of my legs and arms. There was so much oil on these areas, it would have been nice to have something to wipe it off. I did end up using the shower, since the oil really bothered me. The showers are spacious and I like that there's an area inside the shower to keep your belongings. I love the fact that they use loccetaine products. The scent they use is so nice. They also provide mouth wash, q-tips, cotton pads, hair ties, combs, plastic bags, tampons and a hair dryer. Check the drawers for the hair ties, combs and tampons. I wish I had checked these earlier cuz I really needed a hair tie lol. Oh and they also provide robes, sandals and towels. A wonderful experience from start to end. I think it also helped that the spa wasn't too busy that day. I'm excited to come back and try more services. Maybe even the hydrotherapy!

The restaurant! We were having a night out to watch White…read moreChristmas at the Shaw. We made a reservation. They kept the reservation. Seinfeld episode. Katie our waitress was amazing. Explained the set up, the new renovation, and history of our spot. Food was perfect. Service was Amazing. Timing. Temperature of the food. The music. The vibe. The set up. All the very best!

Fabulous time spent there with family ranging in ages from 4 to 73. We had a group of 11 and had…read moreseveral meals together there. Highly recommended. Friendly helpful staff.

We only stayed 1 night before a show in the winter and did not use the facilities…read more The staff was nice, the room modern, and the balcony in our room fantastic.

The BranCliff Inn is cozy and clean, and the lady who owns it is very kind and nice…read more There are many narrow stairs, but there's a ground floor suite if that's a problem. There's also a common area on the top floor with a selection of movies, books, and magazines! The room was very clean: ours had a pull out bed and a regular bed. Room has a Keurig, a fridge with water and juice, and the bathroom has nice smelling, natural soaps and shampoo. Breakfast is nice as well! There is a selection of bread, croissants, tea biscuits, etc. There are also gluten free options which is good. There's also plates of fresh fruit as well as cheese, sliced meats, yogurt, and granola bars. Very close to shops and restaurants, they are within a 10 minute walking distance. Main complaint is not enough parking. While you can fit all the cars onto the property, if you are boxed in by other cars then you will need to ask the person to move their cars so you can leave.

We stayed here for my sister-in-law's wedding. The host, Debbie, was very welcoming and very…read morehelpful on the day of the wedding. The breakfast buffet was really good, a lot of selection, and she brought us coffee and treats mid-day as we were getting ready! The rooms are very clean, including the bathrooms, and the toiletries provided are nice. I appreciated that there was a Keurig machine in the room and free wifi. The building is gorgeous. Decor is a not really my style, but appropriate. A fantastic experience!

Beautiful old Hotel and Inn with excellent communication and service. The food was amazing at both…read moredinner and breakfast. Quiet and walking distance to everything in town. Loved the bike rentals on the property as well that we used for a ride around town. There is a beautiful park minutes away that you also need to visit. It's called "Ryerson Park". Hope to go back again soon. I would suggest a suite for the additional money, we stayed two nights because we loved the first night so much, but the suites were all sold out and the standard room was a little disappointing after the suite. Still well worth the visit.

If it weren't for the breakfast I would have given it 1 star. Our deluxe queen room was nowhere…read morelike the website pictures. It was cramped. The bed was uncomfortable. You cannot adjust the temperature in your room via the thermostat. The old rattan chair had visible dust bunnies in the seams. There were no proper reading lamps and the huge picture on the headboard wall was so low that you couldn't prop yourself up to read or watch TV. And who really wants a virtual concierge? What a disappointment.