Hotels with Bars in Niagara Falls

Very clean room, spacious, kids really enjoyed the water park, staff gave clear instructions, easy check in and check out.

The room is spacious and offers good value for money. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to the river to see the waterfall. Parking is CAD 25 per day, and complimentary bottled water is not provided in the room.

We've enjoy our stay in this resort specially our kids. We love our room, theres microwave and dining table + chairs. Staff are friendly and very welcoming. Water park is beautiful and safe theres a lot of lifeguard in every corner. Theres 2 small jacuzzi but we never try, you have to wait for your turn. Very good location, theres a-lot of nearby shops and restaurants.

The room is big enough, there is a free toothbrush, you have to ask the front desk to get it, that is, the air conditioning sound is sometimes loud, but there is no elevator, you need to take the stairs. Parking is 20 plus, convenient to travel, and the surrounding area is a playground. Very close to the Great Waterfall, opposite the Ferris wheel.

We come up to the Clifton Hills area a few times a year. I've had Old Stone Inn on my short list of places I've wanted to stay at for probably 3 years. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint. It's a unique place. What really makes it stand out are it's small features like the wooden key cards and Nespresso in the room. Or the big features like the commons patio and Fallsview market place (coffee and cinnamon roll were so good). The staff was amazing and helpful. They even told us how to get down to the Falls from the hotel. There was happy hour and live music and we were able to see the Falls fireworks from the patio. Charging things to the room was so simple. It was extremely comfortable and quiet as well. I can't wait to stay here again.

I am writing to express my profound dissatisfaction and to formally lodge a severe complaint regarding the unacceptable conditions of my stay at your property from 2 july to 3 july. My experience was nothing short of disastrous, characterized by an uninhabitable room environment, a blatant lack of accountability from your staff, and an absolute refusal by management to rectify the situation. During my stay, the climate control in my room was entirely inoperable. I approached the reception multiple times in a desperate attempt to resolve the issue: First Instance: The technician dispatched to my room explicitly admitted that the entire system was fundamentally broken due to a severe heating malfunction. Second Instance: The ”solution” provided by your staff was a completely ineffective portable fan. This gesture did absolutely nothing to alleviate the stifling, oppressive heat. The room remained a sweltering, suffocating box, utterly depriving me of sleep for the entire night. Third Instance: Exhausted and distressed, I went down to the reception a third time. Rather than moving me to a functional room, the overnight staff completely deflected responsibility, telling me there was nothing more they could do and instructing me to speak directly with management in the morning. The situation deteriorated further the next morning. When I approached the manager to demand a resolution for this intolerable ordeal, I was met with total dismissal. The manager callously deflected all accountability, claiming that because my booking was made through a third party, he ”cannot help with anything” and ”cannot do anything” to fix their own property's failure. Instead of taking ownership of a severe breach of hospitality standards, the manager simply handed me this email address to deal with the problem myself. Let me be entirely clear: a third-party booking does not excuse a hotel from providing basic, habitable living conditions. I did not pay to spend a sleepless night suffocating in a health hazard, nor did I pay to be brushed off by your on-site management. Because your property failed to provide a liveable room and your management failed to handle the crisis, I demand a full, immediate refund for this stay. If this matter is not addressed promptly and with the gravity it deserves, I will escalate this complaint to your corporate office, notify the booking platform of your refusal to cooperate, and publicly expose this experience online. I expect a swift response confirming that my refund is being processed. Sincerely, Rahul Tomer 416-834-4888

Located right in the waterfall viewing area, it's a 7-minute walk to the Niagara City Cruises boat dock. You can directly access the Casino Niagara and Fallsview Indoor Waterpark from inside the hotel. Starbucks and other restaurants are right outside. The high-floor fallsview room has floor-to-ceiling windows/balcony with a direct view of the Horseshoe Falls. You don't even need to leave your room to watch the fireworks at night.

Holiday Inn Niagara Falls is a great value-for-money hotel. Although the rooms are a bit dated, they are very clean. The hotel features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and they offer free parking, which is a huge plus. There are plenty of dining options just a 2 to 3-minute walk away in the neighboring hotels! It is only an 8 to 10-minute walk to the falls. This hotel is an excellent choice in the Niagara Falls area!”

Horrible room #210. View was a window washing stage right at window. Compressor or machine of some kind ran all night. Hotel was booked solid with competitions and other Wyndham hotel guests were there due to water problems at hotel. I booked early so should have gat a decent room. Booked for 3 nights, left after 2. Felt like the worst room in the basement!! Have been numerous time with no issues at all. Ruined my birthday weekend. Maybe because we booked through you…is that possible??

It’s near the clifton, just the pool was cold for my kid and no microwave. I wish they could have one in the room.