This place felt like Old Vegas and we could not have been more in to it. We found some very old slots that we hadn't seen in years, which made our night! They also had much newer games, so fun for everyone. read more

Wanted to check out the casino since we are from Vegas. It was very clean and airy and had no cigarette smell and that was really nice. There were many options to pick to eat as well as shop at for clothing, shoes and home goods. The casino area is a good size as well. read more

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We were on the Main Street near Niagara Falls and decided to stop in to get some A/C. When you walk into the atrium they have this huge display of a fountain made out of wood. That leads you to the Galleria of Shops and Dining. They have more than 20 dining options. I spotted II Gelato di Carlotta and Shoeless Joe's Sports Grill. My husband told me that he was a baseball player. I didn't know that. We wanted to try some things here, but we were full from just having dinner. This place is huge. It's beautiful and it's clean. If I was looking for a hotel I would stay here. read more

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This is a nice casino with plenty of slot machines and tables. The slots don't pay out very often and 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. read more

Very fun Casino. There's hundreds of games to try. Staff/ cashiers were extremely helpful. Great place to exchange currency as well

So we went to Fallsview to enjoy dinner at Shoeless Joe's, the casino and the galleria shopping A friend of ours told us about this updated parking offer that was online stating if you spend $50 at the galleria shopped that your parking would be comped What they don't say in this little offer is that it must be one bill of $50 from one spot and not a total of $50 from a combination of the spots which is what we did ...as we were getting gifts from two stores ...Craig's Cookies and the Maple Syrup store So when we went to the booth to get this parking offer we were told it didn't apply even though we spent a total of $50 from both stores and had the receipts to show for it There needs to be more explanation when it comes to such an offer and it was truly disappointing to get denied this especially not only spending $50 total between the two stores but another $75 for dinner at Shoeless Joe's read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - A parking offer that needs more explanation - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

I wanted to share my disappointment in what was written online in regard to Fallsview's "complimentary" parking This is very misleading and false We ended up shopping at the Galleria and went to two stores on the list below We ended up spending over $50 in items between two of the stores listed..... When we went to the Momentum booth to get the complimentary self parking we were told it can't be between two stores and has to be one bill instead from one store Nowhere on this advertising does it state that it has to be one bill from one store Not happy and nothing was done about it Would suggest that you update your website details about this "complimentary" parking We shopped just to get the free parking and to get told this is truly disheartening as the price of parking here alone is quite high read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - Their policy on parking needs to be updated This is misleading - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

Had a wonderful time. Beautiful facility and not a trace of cigarette smoke. Had several table games. Several roulette. I was looking for gai pow. I had searched beforehand and read they had it. Also used their screen in the hallway and the search placed a blue dot on that table but it was not there. They had two Mississippi Stud tables- they obviously need more bc there were no seats most of the time. Then so many tables that were vacant bc nobody wanted to play those- like War and Bahama Bonus blackjack. Only one Carribean Stud table that was also full. Glad I was able to play both after waiting for a seat to open up. On Mississippi Stud they raise the minimum from 15 to 25 in the evening. No free drinks due to Ontario law. That was very different as have never paid for a drink in a US casino. The cashiers and player card personnel were friendly enough and seemed like they had enough employees where you didn't have to wait long read more

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We had a really nice one night stay at Fallsview Casino Resort Hotel. We were staying in a falls view room on the 28th floor. It had a very nice view of the falls and we could hear the water flowing; the room was very tidy and the beds were very comfy. The staff are very friendly and helpful; We received a voucher for the night parking on our way out, so we didn't have to pay for the parking. read more

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An Enjoyable Stay at Fallsview Casino Resort Depends on Who You Are and What Your Interests Are If You Gamble, you get Perks provided you Gamble at a minimum every 90 Days. The Perks/Comps Include Free Concerts Free Rooms Free Food Free Spa The Word "Free" is Operative and if you can find a way to Gamble and NOT Lose (or lose very little) these Perks/Comps can be very Substantial and Very Rewarding. If You prefer the "Resort" aspect, You can achieve a Pleasant stay by not Gambling and simply Pay for Services, Food and Accommodations on Your Own. You can always find Deals and Offers through any Hotel App and Tourism Website. Take advantage of Them. Otherwise if you are on a Budget, you might blow it in 24 Hours The Entire Fallsview Casino Resort Complex is Self Contained. The Spa is Lovely. However the Public HotTub and Pool is often an unpleasant experience. Everything from kids pudding in both, to parents washing their kids in the Whirlpool, to Weaves and Dirt floating in the Whirlpool to the Pool area unkempt. With the insane high Tourist Traffic, you get a few Retailers who are NOT very warm nor welcoming. It's sad. Because it's part of the job in Tourism to be Warm and Welcoming to All Who Enter. But. Whatever you want to Eat or Purchase is all Here. The only thing you cannot buy at the Resort is a Car. And Pets. But pretty much everything else is available for purchase *wink* (if you get my drift...) And All places, while most have a High Price Point - Do Offer Deals and Discounts. If You Eat inside Casino Restaurants, please be kind to all Service Staff and Remember to Tip as their Shifts are long and often their Customers aren't the most pleasant. That INCLUDES Housekeeping. Enjoy Your Stay. read more

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I was here for a concert at the Avalon Theater, and the theater is very nice, and it was a nice place to spend the day for a concert. That being said, with Niagara Falls being a tourist destination, you can tell this place has seen better days, and it really needs a revamp. From the outside, it's incredibly dumpy, and it looks like they built it in 1987 and have never taken care of it since. As far as the casino, it had nicer stuff that I can't get closer to home, like digital roulette and the big wheel. Restaurants were meh, and I just decided to eat in the food court, which is basically in a basement, and the wifi doesn't work down there. I didn't stay overnight, so I can't comment on the hotel part. This place has the potential to be amazing, and is really just mediocre. And parking was $35! read more

No wifi inside the casino? No free drinks while gambling! Very little staff walking around to take drink orders for purchase. The rewards program seems very blah! The bathrooms were very large which I loved! When we finally found a bar in the middle of the casino. The bartender was very sweet, and funny! Great personality. We did have a machine take our $20. We called for service, and a young lady came and helped us right away and exchanged our torn $20 allowing us to actually play on the machine. Overall we had a great time. I would come back again. read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

We weren't very lucky on our visit. We wanted to play craps and they had one table. No 'live craps' here. You do have one live shooter that rotates around the table but all bets are made electronically with individual TV screens. It's not my fav way to play but at least there is a live shooter. Our dealer was nice and rooting for us, despite some really bad rolls. There were several other tables. More roulette tables than I've ever seen in a casino. Must be a popular game here. read more

Attended the Fallsveiw food and drink celebrity food festival. It was located in their grand hall. Space was large. The decor was beautiful. Very spacious. The event was easy to maneuver through. The staff was very friendly. They stayed on top of making sure of plates needed to be removed or if we needed anything. For all my foodies and food network junkies this is a do not miss event. Everyone I told we were going thought the price was too high. We paid 225 (candian), per ticket. It was well worth the price. (Getting to meet Rooco DiSpirito was worth the 200 bucks!). The food was amazing, and there was tons of it. No one could have left hungry. There are a variety of local wineries and breweries, and tons of adult beverage choices were to be had. I highly recommend foodie fans to check out the event next year! read more

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Popped in just for fun. Just walked through the shops and stopped into the Iris Galerie which I had my eye scanned and decided to buy a print. Moseyed around the casino and threw 20 on black on the roulette table and won. Walked away happy. Would have played poker but didn't come up for that. Another time. read more

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This place compares in size to Vegas casinos. Large! It is much larger than Seneca Niagara, which is on the US side of the Falls. Other difference between them is no free drinks, no free parking, and no wifi. Luckily we were here for a concert at their Avalon Theater and that does include free parking. Outside of the casino itself are numerous shops and places to eat, plus the huge hotel. Obviously, this is a big tourist attraction, and we, like many others, did try our luck on the slots. And ended up ahead! Overall a fun place to check out, but unless I'm here for another reason, like a show or concert, I'm probably not going to make the trip across the border to come here. No pics. 2023-96 read more

Going to Fallsview is always exciting because of so many reasons. The view of the falls, people happily walking with partners and families. Some people cross the border to enjoy the view, food, etc. Clifton hill has become a popular and busy spot to spend the day and at night they have fireworks on Fridays and Sundays. In Fallsview the casino, my favorite is to play slot machines. There is a grand buffet, which has a huge variety. There are other restaurants open like Reds, and our locally Brewed Beer. There are other stores too to look around. Parking is super expensive on weekends. read more

Casino is nice. Lots of places to choose from to eat at. Paramont was our favorite! But the slots were so tight. Never hit anything decent. Not sure I'll go back. read more

Really pleased to find the casino smoke-free contrary to ones I've been to in the states. It was eerie how we saw at most 3 people outside of the building, there was no indication of how lively it is inside. Baccarat is inside the VIP room. You see the penny slots to the $5 slots (of course, CAD). Yes, I witnessed a man drop $100 on a machine in 20 plays. I saw some tables with dealers sitting in front of a screen with players looking at their individual screens in their own seats. Wasn't crowded on a Tuesday evening. read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

So much money lost, alcohol, so pricy! Water, 21 dollars for a bottle of brown unsealed water, help me, after, I needed professional counseling, I needed sleep pills to calm me, but I would get nightmares! The washrooms, the toilet was brown! And yellow, the floor sticky. read more

Terrible. They have absolutely 0 wheelchair accessibility. Extremely overpriced. Everyone that works there looks pissed. Don't waste your effort. read more

Its original name was Niagara Fallsview Casino and Resort eons ago. I used to work for a company in the casino industry and had to write a brief summary of each casino where we had our products. These days, it has thankfully shortened its name to Fallsview Casino Resort. Better late than never! I have never been a gambler. I go to casinos mainly because I tend to see shows and concerts at their music venue. It is the case here. I tend to see concerts at the Avalon Theatre. Recently, I was there to see Richard Marx. It's a cozy venue to hear and watch live acts perform, complete with a bar and coat check. This casino is nice. There are tons of machines and games to play. There are ATMs if you need to use one. You can sign up for a card that gets you discounts and points on everything, including parking discounts. Speaking of parking, it does get expensive parking at this casino's parking lot. I spent $40 to park my car just to see Richard Marx. It's not cheap, but it is close by. It was a cold night. My usual routine is to park farther away and walk over. I wasn't feeling it on this particular night, especially after getting over a cold and being highly congested. I shelled out. No regrets. The parking procedure is that you park first. When you are about to leave, find a machine by inserting your parking ticket and then paying. I paid with a debit card and was fine. Parking machines are located on the fifth and seventh floors. I was on the eighth. I took the elevator down, paid for parking, and took it up at around 11 pm on a Saturday night. I had no problem finding a parking spot. Parking is colour-coded with letters and aisle numbers, which helped me out a lot. Shopping is fancy and nice at the casino. The Gallery Shops is the shopping area where you can get everything from momentos at Christmas in Niagara Falls, leather accessories and coats from Danier (yep, it exists), popcorn at Kernels (it was tough for me to leave without some), and more. I like the shopping part of casinos. If you want a bite to eat and haven't spent all your money, you can dine here, too. There's the Grand Buffet, which is exactly what the name implies. I like The Falls Deli for its deli sandwiches, pizza, and clam chowder. It's more than just a deli and it's affordable. There are eateries for all budgets. I saw a Burger King and a BarBurrito while I was there. I also walked past a Starbucks when I was entering the casino. There are washrooms everywhere. The one that I went to near the casino floor was spacious and clean. I went there after my concert was over. It's pretty at this casino. I recommend looking up, as the architecture is lovely and the colour lighting makes everything look stunning. It's worth coming here to see a show or to just hang out for the day. If you are driving over, do bring money. Parking will cost you, but you will gain some pretty cool memories of eating, shopping, gambling, browsing, and concert-going. (83) read more

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Come to Niagara Falls once to twice a year either passing through or to visit. We're not gamblers and had never been to the casino until our last visit. We stayed the night on our way home from the airport. We were exhausted after flying back from Paris. Still jet-lagged we decided to hit up the casino. My boyfriend and I literally spent two dollars each but it was just the perfect ending to our trip....lights, bells and whistles. The casino was hopping and a lot of fun. Very clean and well designed. Nice staff. read more

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So fun it was a good sized casino plenty gambling options and they had live music great experience!

When I heard that Enrique Iglesias was going to perform at the Avalon Ballroom Theatre here at the Fallsview Casino Resort, I wanted to get tickets and possibly stay at this resort but then I come to find out you cannot make reservations online and that you have to call to make a reservation. So it was rather inconvenient and the reviews I read about the hotel were mixed so I decided on another hotel. The Fallsview Casino Resort is connected by an indoor walkway to the Hilton and Four Points Sheraton. There is a Galleria where there is The Famous 24 hour restaurant, Avalon Ballroom Theatre as well as the Fallsview Casino Resort's unassuming hotel lobby and spa as well as the casino and other shops. The casino is smoke free and large like one of the Las Vegas casinos. I don't gamble but I just walked around and took a look see. My favorite part of the casino resort of course is the Avalon Ballroom Theatre where dreams were made but that's another review! As far as the 24 Hour Famous, I loved it and it will be in the topic of another review. The hotel lobby is welcoming and elegant and is located as one of the entrances in the Galleria, which is full of shops and boutiques. read more

Outstanding experience. We knew we wanted to stay in a room with a view at the falls, but were incredibly happy and lucky that we chose this hotel. In all our travels we have received wonderful service; the staff here are superb. In particular was Shannon, a woman who helped us resolve an issue - an issue caused by us. I highly recommend staying here - and - get a room with a view! read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

I have never seen a place go downhill so quickly. Since the takeover by Mohegan Sun, the following player amenities have been terminated. - Christmas party for VIP players cancellation was the first sign - VIP lounge shut down - cash back rewards reduced to a fraction of what they were - fewer outside trips/ entertainment for qualifying players - buffet shut down (yes, a casino with no buffet) - sanitation and cleanliness way below standard. Hand sanitizer stations often empty. The machines are filthy. (You want to shower after you leave) - guest rooms, even the top suites, have grotesque stains on couches, etc. - the machines are tight! Over 30% of the top players have left. - tons of young kids, unruly behaviour on weekend nights as they are seemingly trying to run it as a bar Giving this place a well deserved one star and advise you to avoid wasting your money here. read more

Went in to play some texas hold-em poker but could not find the tables. I decided to play craps instead, And I am glad I did as I ended up playing for a few hours and coming out with several hundred dollars more than I went in with. I do not know if it is a smoke free casino but it definitely did not smell of smoke at all and I did not see anyone smoking. I had a great time playing craps. The dealers were all very nice and friendly. I had the best roll of the week the dealers said and after that pretty much all the other rollers were bad. I took my winnings cashed out and left. I would defiantly go back to The Fallsview Casino in the future if in Niagara Falls. read more

Fallsview Casino Resort - Resorts Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

Full disclosure: I'm not much of a gambler. My reason for visiting Fallsview was to see a concert with friends who got free tickets. So I was pleasantly surprised that the lights and the noise level were not nearly as annoying as I remember from the older Niagara Falls casino several years ago. While gambling, beverage carts are circulated with complimentary water bottles, pop and coffee. Okay, it's not free alcoholic drinks like Vegas. But it's still pretty good. Besides the buffet in the casino and some dine-in restaurants, there's a selection of fast food on the lower level. These include Tim Horton's and Burger King. There are also several unique shops if you still have money left after playing slots. The shops offer everything from Christmas decorations to fudge, popcorn to souvenirs and watches. There's no cost to use the coat check. It's only available seasonally. There is onsite parking. Or consider taking a Safeway Tours bus from various locations in the GTA. The buses run frequently and are inexpensive with a Players Advantage Card (PAC). The PAC has other advantages like occasional free concert tickets. read more

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Well, the question asked here when giving a star rating is Oh no, what could improve. I don't know where to begin as Fallsview has gone downhill for years now and I hate having to write this as it used to be such fun coming here. From the expensive bus ride ($50 but holding my breath every time I book as I'm sure the price will increase at some point), to the hotel and casino it's just become a disappointment. Here now. Our room is nice at first glance but on looking closer yesterday when we arrived it is dirty. It's a suite so separate bedroom area. Walking in the first thing you see is a very large bright bathroom.. with stains all over the floor. The counter has some dried up something because once I wiped it clean with a wet washcloth it came off so those are housekeeping issues. Two sinks, one had dirty faucet handles. Dust on Hard surfaces. In the main area,a glass top desk and coffee table, dirty. The coffee table had dried tomato sauce maybe. It was red splatters of something. The pullout had very obvious quite long hair strands from previous guests and the amount of disgusting stains was gross. We put pool towels on top of it so we could sit down. The bedroom console table was dirty but beds and sheets thankfully were clean and fresh. The issue of dust, hair and stained furniture is in most rooms (I'm here at least every 2 to 3 weeks). The casino is a money pit. Terrible awful payouts. I believe 35 spin bonus at $2.25.. total win was $6 and some change. And that was how it all went It was so bad I was done by 8:15 pm. Spent more time in my room through course of day, thats how bad its gotten. As i say, i don't expect to win a million dollars, or win at every machine but this is pathetic. Dinner at deli was fine but it's always the same and has been since reopen after covid. They did add specials on certain nights. Overall, I'll be scaling back A LOT on my visits. It's just not fun anymore. Even staff are not happy. We've talked to a few here and there during visits. They have said ever since the new owners, everything has changed and nobody listens to them.and they are right. After several surveys sent, absolutely nothing I've written about has changed. I'm sure others have written about similar things read more

Fallsview Casino - plenty of slots and table games. They also have an on-site spa, stores, restaurants, and hotel. Because it's a tourist area, they charge for parking - $35. for self parking, $50. for valet. The Avalon theater and the OLG both very nice. Another bonus is Hilton fallsview and Wyndham fallsview are both connected via a sky bridge, so you don't have to go outside if you don't want to. read more

There for a dessert, coffee and a show. This casino is big and clean ... lots going on. I had a nice tiramisu and Americano. The workers barely spoke english, but we figured it out. read more

I have heard from friends machines are tighter now, and they charge for parking, whether you gamble or not. I got to Caesars Windsor now. Much farther for me to drive, but free parking and better perks. I'm going in my second free cruise) Mohegan gaming and entertainment (the manage Fallsview) can take some lessons off Caesars Windsor. read more

This place is huge and you can easily get turned around and lost. Came here for a couple of hours on this visit but the slot gods weren't being to kind to us so we decided to cut our losses and head back over the border to Seneca Niagara Casino where we got lucky and won back everything we lost at Fallsview. We come to Fallsview occasionally for the entertainment. Their entertainment venue is nice. and they seem to draw more popular performers and shows. The only drawback is parking. Unless you gamble a lot or your show ticket includes parking, we think its too expensive to park at the casino. I remember when the original Casino Niagara opened years ago, they had remote lots with free parking and free shuttle buses. That is a thing of the past. If you are staying at a hotel within walking distance then parking at your hotel may be cheaper than at Fallsview. Everyone should visit there at least once to experience it and decide for yourself whether it is worth crossing the border and paying for parking. I still can't figure out why they charge for parking anyways. You would think it would be totally free just to draw you in. read more

Nice casino that is pretty busy. Been a few times but there are a few problems. The bar closes at 2, which is inconvenient because table games are open almost all night and other video type games are open 24/7. read more

If you're not here to play at the casino, I think this is a nice place to spend an hour or so looking around. I wouldn't spend more than an hour as there aren't many shops, but they have a Swarovski store and Face Shop among other stores. They do have nice open windows and a nice fountain, but that aside, it's not a super entertaining place. The touch-screen kiosk helps to locate different shops and see what's on different floors. Some of the shops here are unnecessarily overpriced though. For example, the Chinese fusion restaurant General Tso chicken was $20-30. Parking here is $10 unless you have a PAC card and get complimentary parking. read more

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This was a great Casino to visit in Niagara Falls! It was 100% SMOKE FREE on the casino floors which we LOVED! It made playing the slots so much more enjoyable. It was very clean, the machines were new and lots of fun. There were a lot of shops and restaurants to choose from here as well. read more

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This casino is very nice, with lots of nice shops and restaurants. Place is very pretty and reminds me of Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. We walked into the casino just to look at the casino set-up which is standard with just about all the other casinos I have walked into. Place was not crowded at all, maybe to early for gamblers. Walls of slot machines and table games, My wife walked up on a $1.00 slot, not to much luck with that but found a fifty cent slot machine which she hit a $190.00 jackpot on her second spin so that was good and we walked away. So the casino left us with a positive gambling experience and didn't blow a lot of money. read more

Beautiful. The only thing I didn't like is paying for Parking .we ate and played for one hour.

I've been to this casino before, but it had been at least a good 10 years since the last time I was here. The hubby and I were staying at the Four Points Sheraton which was connected to the Fallsview Casino. We quickly walked over to take in the sights and hopefully win a few extra bucks. At first we werent so lucky until I made it over to the quarter slot machines. I changed my first $20 into $148 then cashed out. I then put in another $20 and turned that into $388. Talk about luck!! The shops at the casino were nice as well. If you wanted to find something just to buy or if you needed something, you could find it here. But a word of caution - be careful - they can be a little pricey if you dont pay attention. Overall this was a nice casino. read more

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