The Falls Incline Railway is a fantastic and convenient shortcut for guests staying near the falls…read more It's especially helpful for families with kids, as it helps avoid the long walk. The ticket prices are very affordable, and opting for the day pass was a great choice, allowing unlimited trips back and forth. Overall, a practical and cost-effective way to enjoy the area.

So nice! They are open 9-9 and you can buy one way or two ways. We were fine to walk but wanted to…read moreride for the novelty of it. We did the one way from Table Rock up to Embassy Suites. It's only 3-4 minutes. Quick, smooth ride and saved us about 20 minutes walking. The view at the top was really nice.

We were on this tour today with this company only to be told to go F*K ourselves by the tour guide…read morewhos name is Erez. Yes, the tour guide told me, a 7 month pregnant lady, to go f*k myself, screaming it at me, on the street (side walk) i front of public crowds!) STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. Erez was late by HALF AN HOUR to pick us up in the morning. But he was specific to mention to us how much he needs everyone to be on time. First off, erez seems like a nice guy who's on edge. Like a military type of person except angry, frustrated or jusy plain unstable. He'll be VERY adamant about how much time you can spend at each spot, giving you 10 minutes at the whirl pool view, so many minutes for lunch (we had to inhale our food, not even finishing my soup because we had to run out to the bus to follow this guys schedule). He specifically said to us to "wear blinders while in the gift shop and not look at anything at all and get back to the bus, it is NOT the time to shop", wow....ok.....he'd give us a time to be back at and emphasize to be there 5 minutes before that time. Okayyyyyy. Whatever guy, we're easygoing, we'll go along with your system. We follow this guys very nervous demands, because whatever, even though his timing is overly tight and unrealistic. it is what it is. On the last stop, he said to come right back from the hornblower boat tour straight to the bus. He didn't give us a time to be bk, just said to come straight to the bus. Okay got it. After the boat tour, i, a 6 and a half month pregnant woman, had to use the bathroom. There was a line unfortunately which made us 15 minutes "late" to the bus also, the walk back to the bus is an uphill walk, which is hard for me at the moment. I can't exactly, run. When we boarded the bus he began yelling and scolding us infront of everyone. It was humiliating! We didn't say anything and let it go, we arent loud people. When we let out, he was expecting tips, so i told him, we usually tip but it doesn't feel right because he scolded us while all we did was go to the bathroom, then he looked at me right in my face and yelled "i wasnt expecting a tip from you people anyway", what does that even mean? Because we are hispanic??? We are working professionals, engineers for aviation, and I'm a fashion stylist.... we tip. He kept yelling we were 15 min late, at me.....this guy is NUTS. 15 lates from what time? He never gave us a time. My brother then saw him yelling at me and then spoke up "you were late this morning!" He then said to my bro and me "GET THE FFFFUCK OUT OF MY FACE!" About 5 to 7 times! I couldn't believe it. I called him a piece of shit as i walked away. This tour company has ruined a lovely vacation, as we will take this ugly memory with us unfortunately. Not sure what their hiring process is, but they obviously hire mentally insane, emotionally unstable, personnel. Unless you want to be rushed at every stop, and scolded, STAY AWAY!

I'm going to give the tour company 5 stars based on the fact that;…read moreA. We were picked up promptly. B. Our tour guide/driver was incredibly knowledgeable of the falls and the amount of traffic that would be at certain attractions on the route during the day and the preferred times that we would be able to go without wait. C. Our guide also took us to spots along the river we were not taken to on our last tour here, which was worth it. D. Normally tours don't stop and spend much time at the floral clock, but even though it was raining, we stopped and were given ample time to walk around the area. E. Hornblower tour was great, getting even closer to the falls than the maid of the mist ( we went on that one the last time) F. Journey behind the falls introduction was nice with just our group, which we got a little split going down to the tunnels, but we never get rushed to have to "get back to the bus on time". I am a punctual person anyway, but I also respect other people's time and the driver's. My daughter was a little disappointed that we didn't have a Canadian guide, but George gave us a great tour and an experience we won't soon forget.

This market place has various food options, souvenir shops, restrooms and interactive experiences…read more We enjoyed a delicious soft serve on the first floor. I believe it's called Swirl. This was the most creamy and flavorful soft serve I have ever tasted. Compared to the American soft serve which is very watery and lacking flavor. Great on a hot day.

A casual spot for coffee and treats. Coffees were decent for what they are. Located right in the…read moreTable Rock Center, making it very convenient for a quick stop.

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.

Stay : May 2026…read more Pros Honest Review The lobby area is beautiful, with a great space for food and a bar; The food quality is good in lobby area. The spa is nice, offering a relaxing atmosphere. There is a beautiful Falls view in upper level superior rooms. Hotel Pool stay open to 11 at night. This hotel is close to many food spots, which are walking distance. They have good food at the buffet too in hotel. Cons Defintely not four star as advertised. More like a three star. Upon arrival, there's no welcome drink or immediate help; you have to handle everything yourself with lugguage. which can be hard for those who need extra assistance.They do have a bell hop but very limited . Upon arrival and departure there was one person. The carpet area in lobby and rooms need shampooing badly. Rooms have beautiful views on upper levels , but outdated. The front desk service was mixed; one staff member was excellent, but another rushed me, which is not acceptable when guests are paying their money. The spa charges an additional fee to use Oasis pools/ Jacuzzi; which is unusual for most spas, since they typically include it with the massage services. This additional fee still feels like a drawback. FYI -There are not actually pools in the spa area just jacuzzi and cold plunge, sauna etc. While the pool staff was great, with Kevin standing out, and Beth at the spa being exceptional the pool area is outdated. The ceiling is peeling and looks like a YMCA pool area. In addition , my massage at spa was okay. But no timer was used to ensure guest are receiving their full time paid for. I know I did not receive full time. All spas I have visited , use a timer to make sure you get your full time.

Everything from booking to tour guide was exquisite. John McKinnon was our tour guide He was very…read moreengaging and entertaining. He was very knowledgeable of the local area as well as the history of Niagara Falls. Between my wife and me, 4 thumbs up.

We had the best time on this tour! John was our tour guide, and not only was he knowledgeable about…read morewhere he was but he had a bunch of fun facts about the area. He really gave us a GREAT tour. This tour was really worth the money. If you get the package with all of the extras, take advantage of them. It's so worth it. I can't rave about this company enough!

Because we are faithful to Marriot we often get upgrades and this one was worth it. We were…read moreupgraded from 19th floor to 30th floor. The views were amazing and we slept with curtains open all night!! However, we've traveled a bit this past two months and most Marriott's could use a coat of paint, a sprucing up in the rooms. The lobby and food spots are beautiful but the rooms are looking tired.

Let's just talk about the view! This hotel has the most amazing views of the falls! Get the falls…read moreview room! It's worth it! Our room had a large soaking tub and you could see the falls from the tub. We watched the fireworks every night from our table by the window overlooking the falls. Clean rooms, friendly staff. Great location! Amenities were a little dated. The pool and hot tub could use a facelift. But in general the hotel is lovely and well maintained . Let's just talk about the view! This hotel has the most amazing views of the falls! Get the falls view room! It's worth it! Our room had a large soaking tub and you could see the falls from the tub. We watched the fireworks every night from our table by the window overlooking the falls. Clean rooms, friendly staff. Great location! Amenities were a little dated. The pool and hot tub could use a facelift. But in general the hotel is lovely and well maintained .

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!

Came to Niagara Falls for the weekend for the first time ever and this hotel did not dissappoint!…read moreThe service was welcoming and friendly. Easy check in. If you're driving in, they allow you to unload your vehicle in the front and get settled in your room. We chose to do self parking. I wouldn't say the self parking area is walking distance, so I'm glad they have a updated free shuttle that takes you to and from the hotel 24/7. We went through expedia and got a great price for a room with an amazing view of the Falls. Now, the room is smaller than your typical hotel room, but the view is jaw dropping! The entire wall is a window so you can see it all! A few other things I really liked about this hotel vs other hotels: no nasty throw pillows, no nasty bed runner, no nasty bed skirt, wipeable desk chair, recycling bin. Everything appeared spotless! We did have to call for an iron and iron board, in which came up quickly. And the closet is little to nonexistent. There's a bar connected to the desk with a few hangers. And then there's 2 drawers beneath that. So most things will probably stay in your luggage, which was fine for us. Housekeeping does not bang on your door every morning. If you need more of something, you just call down to the front desk. The observation floor is on 26th floor, same floor as the IHOP. It's self guided with QR codes to scan. Overall I really enjoyed my stay here. I felt like this was the right choice.

We booked the tour in advance and we're very excited. We arrived at our stop where the school bus…read morewas waiting for us. As soon as we were finished boarding, we were informed that our guide for the day would not be joining us. I was pretty disappointed as I was looking forward to learning more about the wineries and about the area as a whole. The bus driver did her best and shared facts as we stopped at some of the wineries. The real stand out of the tour was Flatrock winery which had a beautiful view and had delicious wine. We stopped at Petticomb winery for lunch and the food was not good at all( pack lunch)and the winery was more of a farm. The wine here was okay. We stopped at 4 wineries in total and they were mostly subpar(I will not name them). With so many beautiful wineries in the region, I was hoping to see some of those and actually have a tour. These stops were more of a tasting and no real tour. I do believe this may vary based on the wineries that you are able to visit during your tour(which changes daily). It was a rather disappointing and I wish that I had just driven myself to some of the more grand, beautiful wineries and did the tours that are offered. Overall, the tour was okay. It was reasonably priced, I didn't have to drive, our bus driver was awesome, and some of the wineries had beautiful views. I got to chat with some new people and gain new experience.

DO NOT BOOK WITH THIS COMPANY!! They cancelled my private tour 30 minutes AFTER it was suppose to…read morehave started...VIA A TEXT MESSAGE. And to this day, I still haven't heard a voice from anyone (Larry or Joseph) since 10:25 AM (5 minutes before my pick up time) the morning was what was supposed to be my tour. I had missed a call & voicemail message from Joseph at 10:15 AM asking me to give him a call, I just happened to call him at 10:25 to let them know my group and I were downstairs and waiting. At this point I am informed by Joseph that my driver had gotten into a fatal accident on her way to pick me up, and they he had tried 2 other drivers, but didn't have anyone to pick up my group. He then suggested while not suggesting that we drive ourselves, but we didn't have a car so that wasn't even an option. He tells me he is going to call me back in 10 minutes, he needed to try another driver and after waiting 30 minutes to no call back, I called him. That call and the 2 that immediately followed went to voicemail (that is not professionally set up at all). After the 3rd call I get a text message saying that he couldn't find a driver and would call me back shortly, which turned into I would not hear back from him until after 4PM which was a response to my call and text message at 2 PM. My WHOLE day, MY BIRTHDAY was ruined because this 5 1/2 hour tour was the plan for my birthday. I had to keep reaching out to Larry, who also was taking his sweet time to respond, but stated (in a text message) that the driver was in an accident but it wasn't life threatening. They didn't offer me an alternative OR a refund, I had to demand my refund, since everyone decided to stop communicating with me. I still have not be FULLY refunded. I have a dispute with my bank to get the balance that is still owed to me. DO NOT BOOK WITH THEM....there is definitely something fishy going on with these two. They only get a star because I have to give at least one to post my review.

The Niagara Parks Power Station is truly the best way to view up close and personal this natural…read morelandmark without actually heading onto one of those tour boats. On the top floor, you're presented with exhibits highlighting how energy is used to power the area and how the falls contribute to that flow of electricity. There were some fun moments of learning that I'd say were suited for kids 10 years and up. The real gem is the underground walking path that takes you right to the falls for a truly unique feel. We spent a good amount of time taking in the sites and seeing how massive the falls were compared to our small bodies. Be prepared for a little bit of moisture and splash back from the waves. While admission may seem steep at first at $35, it really was worth it to get such a wonderful view of the falls. I'd highly recommend this to anyone visiting Niagara Falls and wanting to commit to one of the major attractions for great views.

The Power Station/Tunnel at Night is an absolute blast. The presentation/montage projected on the…read morewall is a fun little time, especially for little ones. The tunnel also offers a little bit of a cool down as it's a consistent 60 degrees, so if you've been exploring Niagara during the day, it offers a little bit of a respite and cool down. It's also about a 5-minute walk, so prepare for that before you can get to the deck. It's another one of the spots where you really just get misted, and the poncho is sufficient. It's one of those things where something so simple can bring so much happiness. It's just a dimly lit old power station and a tunnel leading to an observation deck. There are comparable observation decks that are free, but walking the tunnel and hearing and seeing water leaking in, and after walking, coming to the opening and seeing the deck, it's just a fun time.

Avoid this place if you can. When we arrived at 11am, they told us our rooms would be ready early,…read morebut we ended up waiting until 4pm. The bedsheets were dirty and clearly not replaced. We paid in cash and requested a refund due to the condition of the room, but the front desk said they "don't carry cash," so no refund was possible. We were told the motel was fully booked and they couldn't switch our room, but when we said we'd leave, they suddenly found two other rooms available. Ask specifically for a room in the nicer-looking building next to the main office if you have no choice but to stay here. The motel itself is run down and unclean. WiFi is slow and keeps disconnecting. The TV doesn't work. Housekeeping leaves towels lying on the floor outside rooms. It's hard not to notice that white guests seem to be placed in better rooms, while people of color are given the more run-down units... something that didn't sit right with us at all. Additional charges include a $200 deposit by card, $250 deposit by cash, and $20 for parking. They refuse refunds if you're unhappy so don't waste your time or money here.

I was surprised how clean this Rodeway Inn is…read more Yes, the room was dated, and I do recommend putting some USB chargers in the rooms. Regardless, the room had charm. I really liked that there was a build in carry for our luggage to put on. They do provide soap, shampoo and towels. Housekeeping was very useful and provided me with extra shampoo as well as a garbage bag for our dirty clothes. I forgot to bring one. If you are handicapped, ask for a room on the first floor. There are no elevators at this location so you will be going up and down the stairs. Front desk staff was nice and courteous. They were transparent about pricing for parking and were helpful with any directions and public transportation. We were able to access the main strip by either the blue or green line. My partner and I did enjoy our stay and didn't want to leave. We will back one day!