If you want a casino and a nice room book it. If you are looking for good food at a decent…read moreprice.... RUN. In short Blues Burgers .. bland and expensive. Three sisters breakfast buffet. ... expensive continental breakfast. (Same free at a name hotel) Bear Claw cafe ... Epic huge donuts and decent coffee. (The only plus I've found here!) The rooms are nice and clean and the Shower is roomy and nice and powerful. I'd give another half star for the swimming pool and gym. Also has a full spa. Another negative is the attitude of the casino attendant that stopped us from walking through with my 20 yo daughter. She had here carry a yellow card and stay on the red carpet. ( I understand this being under 21) but just her attitude of incredulousness that we were trying to pull one over on us. She should be fired! Not a good look for Seneca Niagra.

We spent one night here - Boyfriend booked the room this time, and I had no idea he had selected a…read moresuite with jacuzzi, which was a nice surprise! Beautiful view from our suite. I've never smoked, so I notice cigarette smells easily, and wasn't bothered by it in our room. It *did* reek of cigarette in the lobby and around the casino however. Unpleasant. The bathroom was amazing with a large shower. Very spacious. Room key was needed to access the elevator and your floor, which was great (*cough* The canadian side Doubletree needs this right now *cough*) The US side of Niagara Falls is super sketchy and just for that I wouldn't be in a hurry to return - I also have no interest in casinos so there's not much for me to do here. Staff was polite. Overall I would stay here if I was on that side of the border.

Good location , casino has levels to play tables, restaurants, slots…read more There is a water park fr kids. Family come enjoy . We had lunch at casino Niagara, order buttermilk chicken sandwich which is very tasty,beer was expensive, bottle corona was almost $12 . Onion soup is good

This casino is still popular amongst the players, but it was less busy compared to Fallsview…read moreCasino. It has good slot machines and gaming boards. The staff are very nice and friendly. It's always nice when they ask ladies if they're over 19! Lol The restaurant downstairs offers good quality food and service.

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.

This is a nice casino with plenty of slot machines and tables. The slots don't pay out very often…read moreand there are not enough penny slots that give you the option of betting 5, 10, 20 cents a spin. You will blow through your money quickly without even knowing it.

Ron and I saw Abbamania in concert here two years ago and we had an awesome time!!!!…read moreWe love Abba!!

Saw CO CO MONTOYA at the Bears Den on a Friday night. The crowd welcomed him warmly and he seemed…read morevery pleased he played some soulful blues! Band behind him were great too the guy playing the keyboard had trouble with his chair it was broken the stage crew came to the rescue and set him up with a replacement. Show went on to some great blues. The venue is small but quaint we enjoyed him and he was having fun playing for us great evening

We were pleasantly surprised. Such nice, friendly and welcoming staff. The hotel has an ambiance of…read morea forgotten time that has been updated with modern touches. From our room on the 6th floor we had a great view of the fireworks show over the falls. The only difficulty some might have is parking as all parking in Niagara Falls is at premium so make sure to mention you need a space if you drive there and get reservations early to ensure the space. We did our reservation a couple months early as we needed a disability parking spot and their lot which is a secure locked and gated area was great. In and out privileges great.

This hotels is old and tired. The first room they put us in should not be used. The ceiling paint…read morewas peeling on to the bed. The wallpaper was coming off and there were home above the shower that looked like they had mold. To their credit they did come check it out and promptly moved us to another room.

Poor cold shoulder customer service and room has an odor with broken lights and moldy sink. Overall…read morehotel is not clean with over rated price.

We booked a room for Saturday, the location is good, it was busy, the staff is good but things were…read morenot the same as it used to be because of covid. When we checked in the front desk lady said there is no microwave and no kettle in the room because of covid. I thought there is no TV too because people use remote control. Then comes parking, if we park in front of the hotel it is $50 and if we park across the road it is 21$. I think the parking was too expensive since there was no breakfast, nothing in the room, they could give a better rate for parking. Then there was a stain on the pot which totally disgusted me and the sink was clogged, the ice machine was not working. That was our experience of this hotel. Niagara falls Ontario

The Sheraton brand continues to hit the mark when it comes to accessible rooms. My favorite…read moreSheraton remains Los Angeles, and my least favorite was Washington, DC, but the Sheraton Niagara Falls comes much closer to the L.A. standard for accessibility. Room 427 was spacious, with excellent turning radius for my power wheelchair and plenty of strategically placed outlets for charging. The bed was plush and comfortable, and the room featured a large wall-mounted flat-screen TV, refrigerator, safe, and an ice machine conveniently located down the hall. The fourth floor was mostly peaceful during my stay. Three nights were quiet, while two were a bit noisy with people running through the hallways, likely due to graduation season. Most importantly, the bathroom earns a solid 9/10. The roll-in shower was well designed, with amenities mounted at wheelchair height and backup bottles available on the sink. This is one detail many hotels still get wrong, so kudos to Sheraton for getting it right. The lobby was chic, modern, and stylish, with multiple lounge-style seating areas that comfortably accommodated the steady flow of guests. The spacious layout was easy to navigate as a wheelchair user. Accessibility extended beyond the hotel room. The Starbucks, Rainforest Cafe, breweries, arcade, and the Reef Beach Club pool area were all accessible. The concierge team was friendly and knowledgeable, and the staff, especially manager Dani, were consistently helpful and available throughout my stay. Location is another major plus. The hotel sits directly across from the Seneca Resort & Casino, about five blocks from Niagara Falls and Niagara Falls State Park. The free Discover Niagara Shuttle stops right outside the hotel, making it easy to get around without a car. Bonus points: there's a 7-Eleven just three blocks away for affordable snacks, drinks, and late-night munchies. Overall, this was a very positive stay and one of the better accessible hotel experiences I've had. #ADADoneRight #TysAdventures26 #NiagaraFallsUSASheraton #Sheraton #MarriottBonvoy #Bonvoy

I stayed a few nights here recently for work... Pulling up, it's in a date, rundown part of town,…read morewhich clearly used to be based on heavy tourism, but doesn't seem to have as much going on anymore. The hotel itself from the outside is very unattractive and also not very appealing, looking dated and in need of refreshing. Checking in was simple and very helpful and friendly. They do have a very odd parking system here where they don't have valet and when you self-park, you bring the ticket in for them to scan and make active for a day. You'll need to do this daily (every day and a half or so), so keep those tickets when you come back in. The lady who checked me hit all the points and was descriptive in explaining the hotel. When I got to the room the first thing I noticed was the horrible, stained, and old brown carpet. The room was really dated and definitely in need of being refurbished. I did see posters in the hotel showing that they're going to refurbish the rooms, but I'm not sure why hotels let them get like this. They go an easy 10 years past prime, I suppose it's to make money back on the expense of the previous refurbishment. Anyway, it's rather disgusting to walk in rooms like this, but I will say that housekeeping here was probably some of the best I've experienced in a very long time! Each day I came back to the room, the room was refreshed and the bed looked very smooth, not wrinkled, made to perfection! The TV was great too because it offered Pluto as part of the streaming offerings, which I love. The common areas are pretty wild here as they look really nice. There's a Rainforest Café attached to the hotel. The pool looks pretty nice and has a large aquarium in it. There's also another large aquarium in the lobby area. The elevators are rather run down, hopefully they're refurbishing them as well. Overall, it wasn't a bad stay, despite the looks of everything. I was able to get a decent sleep and the concierge lounge on the 6th floor was staffed by decent folks in the morning for breakfast. So there were decent parts of this stay.

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.

Travelers be AWARE !!!! Do not at any cost book this hotel …read more They will nickel and dime you for everything . Old rooms , nothing works in the rooms . Filthy so dusty that you will have an asthma attack if you stay . Fridges don't work . If you are going to stay make sure you take before and after pictures of everything you do . Do not book at the spa . Don't accept the bathrobe they give you . It's a scam. Once you accept it and return it they will hit you with a $120 fee . Nothing is done by rules . It's all scam . Travelers this location is not prime location. Don't get fooled by the pic online . Don't book or be ready to run in circles once you end your vacation . $56 for parking Basic cleaning to the room after you ck out $200 Old bathroom . Dirty stained towel . Good luck and search for a more decent hotel . I'll give it an " D- " .

Very cozy and comfortable in a very quiet neighborhood area. Close to the Rainbow Bridge &…read moreentertainment district. Large rooms with private baths. We'll stocked and clean common kitchen. Beds are comfortable and water pressure is great. Quick got water. Delicious breakfast made to order. Very flexible and patient with arrival 'hiccups'. Our several day stay was wonderful and relaxing. 100% recommended!

A fantastic location within walking distance of Canada, the Casino and The Falls, so your options…read moreare a plenty. Laura Lee keeps a wonderful home and makes you feel like a part of the family, not just a guest. The rooms are clean, the food very tasty and the noise levels from any other guests and the two mega hotels on either side completely nonexistent. Bonus points for the fact that she's one of the few ethical B&B owners left in Niagara Falls who tells you up front about the NY bed tax and I love that she has some house cats who are there to greet you when you get back from a day of sightseeing or gambling.