My husband and I stayed here for two nights on our honeymoon. The room was well appointed with very…read morenice soaps and lotions etc, a fridge, wine glasses and good coffee with a French press. The room was extremely clean and the owners were friendly and helpful! Highly recommended.

While on our trip to Toronto, my husband and I decided to spend a night in Niagara Falls. Because…read moreit was a long weekend, hotel rates in the area were very expensive -- the cheapest rates for even the most basic accommodations were $250+ and run-of-the-mill chains that are normally under $200 were over $300 a night! Not wanting to spend $300, we decided to stay at a "crappy" hotel at a cheaper, but inflated, price. Despite the price, which was at a premium due to the long weekend (it was over three times the regular rate and was more expensive than what we were paying at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto), and the photos which did not impress us, we chose the Victoria Motor Inn because it was close to everything and there were no red flags in the reviews. The Victoria Motor Inn is NOT a five star hotel, but it was a five star experience for me. While the hotel (technically a motel) was no frills and looked rundown simply due to age (it was built in the 70s), I actually had the best sleep I have had in a hotel in a very long time because the room was cool, quiet, and dark. (See my reviews for Executive Suites Hotel & Resort in Squamish, Days Inn by Wyndham in Cranbrook, the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto, and my upcoming review for the Moxy in Louisville, KY.) The air conditioning was great (and the bedding wasn't the overly thick "luxurious" bedding that makes you sweat), there weren't any flashing lights or light seeping into the room, and despite being fully booked, I did not hear a peep (I was surprised that I didn't hear any drunken louts or people blasting their TV from the next room). In addition to meeting the basic requirements for a good night's sleep (which no other hotel can seem to manage), the room was spotless. It wasn't pretty, but it was VERY clean. The Victoria Motor Inn is also in a great location -- close to everything, but far away enough from all the noise and chaos of Clifton Hill. One last thing that sealed the deal for a five star review was the lovely chat I had with Rose, the employee manning the desk when we checked out. Rose asked me how my stay was, and I told her my honest opinion -- that I had a great stay and would stay again. She said she would appreciate it I left a review (which I was going to do anyway), as it would really help them out -- they are a small, family run business (Rose's father opened the motel back in the 1970s), and there have been struggles due to Covid and larger, more modern hotels with better amenities opening up. I would definitely not hesitate to stay at the Victoria Motor Inn again. While it doesn't look like much, it's clean, comfortable, (usually) inexpensive, and in a great location. It's a hidden gem and my good night's sleep was worth five stars. [Yelp collections: Toronto/Niagara Falls 2021; Hotels]

The location is very convenient. The staff is nice. The room is clean. However, their Wi-fi is…read morebad to the point of No Wi-fi. Also, the upper lock of the room is damaged that anyone can use the finger to push the lock aside to unlock the door, no need to use the key to unlock the door. Plus, this is the 1st hotel/motel that has no microwave nor fridge in the room.

Antique Slumber is a very charming bed and breakfast located within walking distance of…read morerestaurants, shops, and the Shaw Festival theaters. A private lot is located in the back of the house so you don't have to worry about walking far after a day of activities. Our bed was comfortable and the room had a great view of the street, which was appreciated on a warm April day. Guests have access to the back deck which has a hot tub. My husband booked our room here, so I didn't know about it (otherwise I would have brought a bathing suit!) but we had Jacuzzi jets in the tub in our room, so that was a nice treat. I really appreciated a full bathroom that was all our own, as we have shared a bathroom at other B&Bs. Breakfast in the morning was delicious, and Cathy was kind enough to accommodate us two vegetarians. We had a nice chat with Cathy and Colin before heading out for the morning - it was like talking with old friends. I can see why previous posters have stayed here multiple times. It was definitely the best bed & breakfast experience we have had so far. Our stay at Antique Slumber was short, but we are already looking forward to returning!

I had no idea what to expect from a bed and breakfast on a recent trip to Niagara-on-the-Lake. I'd…read moreonly ever stayed in hotels and motels, but my stay at Antique Slumber has set my expectations very high. Cathy, who runs the show, is outstanding. New to the area she gave us a great insight into what we could expect from the wineries and restaurants in the area. She was eager to share local history and we left with a greater knowledge of the community and running a bed & breakfast. This was certainly an unexpected perk and one we're glad to have experienced. The rooms are in top shape, spacious and very clean. A combination of antique furniture and updated bathroom made us feel more comfortable than at home. There's parking out back, a back patio for reading or visiting, a welcoming front room and cosy dining table. There are bicycles you can use to ride to the wineries, although we didn't use them on our visit we'll be sure to next time. Other guests at breakfast had been coming here for years, and with good reason. We'll check with Cathy first next time we're in town.

Very relaxing place, nice area to walk around in (mostly nice houses). About a 10 min walk to the…read morecenter of town. The owners (and staff) are very friendly and accommodating.

We had a lovely 2 night stay here on a Saturday and Sunday night in September, 2017…read more We stayed in the Covington room. The room was clean, homey and included a Jacuzzi and nice private balcony. The proprietors were very friendly and willing to make our stay a comfortable one. It is an older home with character and a very close walking distance to Casino Niagara, Clifton Hill and the falls. That said, it was a nice and quiet street so we heard none of the racket from the attractions at night.

Been road tripping with a friend- we wanted an authentic Niagara Falls experience so chose a B&B…read moreover the copious chain hotels and casinos in the area. While Acacia B&B was not our first choice, but we were pleasantly surprised! Gordon and Chaesun were such generous hosts- follow ups were thorough without being excessive. They genuinely cared we arrived safely, and gave us thorough directions when we left. They are not just innkeepers but are ambassadors of the Niagara Falls/ Niagara-On-The-Lake area. These Gents gave us some amazing off the beaten path tips. Ask Gordon where to get the best deals on wines ;) The rooms were beautifully appointed. Relatively large for B&Bs (I've stayed in many over the years). We stayed in the Covington Room which is the largest in the B&B. We had our own balcony and can see the fireworks from it! Chaesun is a superb cook and is in charge of breakfast. His Korean style omelettes were to die for. He is very food aware and able to accommodate dietary concerns and preferences (but call ahead!). Big fan. Will be back if I am ever back in the area!

Cute little place. Renovated home in adorable neighborhood, so it's very quiet, none of the big…read morehotel hustle and bustle. Despite that, less than 10 minute drive around to the falls, casinos, or tower. Very friendly couple running the place. Accommodating and helpful like we were family staying with them, which is saying a lot, since we aren't the easiest guests. Not messy, but we ask a lot of questions. Super cute breakfast, homemade, just for you, and served with love.

A month ago, I took a trip with my 10-year old granddaughter. We stayed at Susan's Villa. What a…read morelovely experience. This is a bed and breakfast located within walking distance of the Horseshoe Falls in a quiet residential neighborhood. Our suite (2 bedrooms and a bathroom) were good sized and very clean. Breakfast was tasty, plentiful and nutritious. Susan and Edwin are the consummate hosts making sure that we had everything we needed and knew how to get to where we wanted to go.

It's always so nice to arrive at a rental that looks and feels even nicer than it looks on a…read morewebsite. This is our favorite cottage so far on N.O.T.L. I wanted to cry as we pulled out of the driveway to leave. We arrived earlier than check-in time and Vio, the owner was so nice to let us do so, though she was still cleaning. We enjoyed her company and her son Robert's. We only booked 4 days as we were coming back from a week in Toronto where husband had business, but now I wish we had stayed a few days more. The cottage has been lovingly decorated with antiques, beds are top quality pillow tops, and the place looks like a professional decorator lives here. Loved the pretty colors. We were there during a major heat wave and the A.C. units did a pretty good job keeping the place comfortable. The back bedroom was a bit warm one night, but we managed. The front porch is a pretty, quiet spot with a very comfy chair for lounging and watching boats go by. We enjoyed using the free WIFI to send emails from the porch as well as the nice backyard, equipped with BBQ, pond, table, chairs & umbrella. Only an 8 min. walk to town center, near great restaurants (Fournous, Stone Road Grille & Lawrenceville Restaurant in Virgil) We got groceries at Valu-Mart in town and enjoyed cooking in Vio & Tibi's big, beautiful, well-equipped kitchen that opened up into pretty living room. We ate mostly at the kitchen island because we didn't want to dirty the dining room tablecloth, though in the end, my son somehow managed to do so (sorry Vio). I hope we made up for it by doing the towels and stripping beds and starting sheets. It was the least we could do as no cleaning fee charged. We felt price per night was right on target, especially since we could not have afforded more. We hope to return next May or June when cooler, with my mother-in-law as well. Trust me lucky renters, if you have a large or small family, a dog, a need for free WIFI, comfortable luxurious surroundings, two bathrooms and more than one T.V. this is the cottage you MUST rent! And don't forget....The Shaw Festival is here from April - November!!!! Great shows and musicals. Lovely theaters. See you very soon & Va multumim, Vio,Tibi & Robert!