one of the best hotels I've experienced! julia the receptionist was excellent and informative and…read moreshe also upgraded us to a larger room with a jacuzzi. breakfast is included as well in the morning before 10:00am. we were also given coupons for ag inspired on the lower level which included $10 off our meal and a free cocktail. would highly recommend this hotel for its quality and price.

We love to travel. (Viking is one of our favs; a small clue)…read more This small boutique Inn right down the street from Niagara Falls ( Canadian side) is the nicest place we have EVER encountered. The staff is BEYOND pleasant and helpful. Rooms are lovely with amazing showers and even breakfast delivered to your door every morning. You WILL NOT REGRET your choice of stay here. If only I could give 10 stars....

Our first time in Niagara Falls for a special occasion and it was an excellent experience. (Late to…read morepost review from August 2025 stay.) Could a few things have been better? Sure. There is always room for improvement - ALWAYS, but I think we had a memorable time and would come back for sure! Read more for details... Our first night, we checked into the Dover. This room is your basic hotel room with a queen size bed, 2 nightstands, a sitting chair and side table plus a mini fridge and coffee maker. The bathroom was my favorite feature with the long jetted tub! The tiling was done very nicely, especially the accents in the shower / tub. I took a nice, long, hot bath that night. So good! Dinner that night was delicious. Photos included of the ribeye steak that was ordered medium. It was medium with a few medium-well parts on the edges. One bite was medium-medium-rare which my hubby actually loved. He ordered medium so that I will try a bite or two. I enjoyed the med-well pieces. I think it was the first time that we had a steak cooked to three different temps. . . but, we enjoyed it nonetheless! Breakfast was great. The first morning, we ordered two entrees and sides with coffee which was all included with our breakfast tickets minus one side. We didn't mind paying for the extra side as it allowed us to add a tip to our server. She was amazing! The next morning, however, our server said that the breakfast tickets did not include any sides at all. We ordered our entrees and drinks. Hubby got coffee, as usual. I asked for the tea again - hot tea, please. Our server arrived with a cup of Lipton tea. Oh no. Both times I asked for hot tea, the servers brought out hot water, a tea cup, and box of tea bags for me to choose from. Lipton was never an option, so I was quite disappointed in that. My husband kindly mentioned this and that I'd prefer an herbal tea, if they had any available. The server explained and then brought out a new cup with hot water and allowed me to choose my tea bag from the wooden box. Whew. Now I know to ask for the tea box and/or an herbal tea. lol I sat at the bar once waiting for my hubby. I had a nice conversation with the bartender and learned a lot about the area. I had asked about the cool looking center next door which was obviously closed and abandoned. Such a shame. Looked like a place my son would have loved to visit! Proximity to the Falls is the best part of the Red Coach Inn. I liked that we had a great view for every meal in their restaurant. My hubby and I agreed that if we come back to Niagara Falls, we would stay and dine here again. Memories of a lifetime were made here.

Red Coach Inn Restaurant is one of those places that actually feels special the moment you walk in…read more Built in 1923, the building carries real history -- exposed beams, fireplaces, rich wood, and that classic lodge-style architecture that gives it warmth and character you just can't manufacture. It's intimate, cozy, and unmistakably local. No corporate vibe, no cookie-cutter décor -- just a beautiful historic space that feels personal and thoughtfully preserved. It's the kind of place where you want to linger over dinner and cocktails and actually enjoy the atmosphere. If you're visiting to see the falls, this should absolutely be part of your plans. It fits the setting perfectly and offers a dining experience that feels authentic to the area. Between the history, the ambiance, and the overall experience, it's more than just a meal -- it's part of the visit. Definitely worth going out of your way for.

My boyfriend and I spent one night here as a gift for his birthday and it was amazing…read more We stayed in the Prince of Wales room which had a jacuzzi, a sauna and a fireplace. The room had many great personal touches like chocolates, fresh roses, cold bottled water and extra logs for the fire. The king size bed was extremely comfortable. The hosts, Carolyn and Gary were great. Gary showed us around when we first arrived and constantly asked us if there was anything we needed. They were both extremely friendly and welcoming. The breakfast in the morning was huge and delicious, and was served on beautiful china right in our room. I had the stuffed french toast and my boyfriend had the quiche - highly recommend both. If you're looking for a relaxing place to stay, definitely consider staying at Park Place.

Had an excellent 3 night stay in the Marshall Room. The breakfasts were excellent and the…read morelocation is very close to the New York falls. We would definitely stay there again!

Great place to stay. Close to the falls. Super kind hosts. Room was clean and spacious and met our…read moreneeds. Cool old house that has been re-purposed as an AirBnB. Only complaint was breakfast was dictated to us. There was just us and one other couple in the house but we like to take our time in the mornings. It worked out great and breakfast was amazing and super filling. We did appreciate having until 11 to check out and we sat on the covered porch after breakfast and just relaxed a bit after breakfast before we headed out for the day.

I'd give 10 stars if I could because that's how great of an experience it was staying at this bed…read moreand breakfast in Niagara Falls. It definitely feels like a hidden gem but more people need to know about it! After searching the area for a possible hotel to stay at (and being disappointed with the results), I chanced upon The Butler House and decided to book the Regatta room for a short stay on their website. Before I arrived, the hosts Jaime and Dan reached out to verify any dietary restrictions and anything they could do to make the stay more comfortable. On the day of my first night, they also checked in on my ETA and gave me instructions for late check in which was very helpful. It's located in a very peaceful and quiet neighborhood. This place was made to feel like a home away from home. It felt like I was visiting a friend's house. The decor was super cozy and well maintained. Everything on the first floor was so pretty to look at, from the foyer, front porch, first floor bathroom, dining room, and front porch. In the foyer, there were snacks, fruits, coffee pods and tea bags. There was also a piano to test your musical skills if you knowhow to play. I enjoyed my time swinging on the front porch's giant swing and feeling the evening breeze as I took in how peaceful the neighborhood was. The rooms were all located on the 2nd floor of the house and come with pin pad locks which was convenient. The Regatta room was huge and also came with a sun room that had two plush couches and white curtains. It felt like the perfect place to curl up with a nice book while sipping on some hot tea. There was also a heating lamp in case it gets cold. The sun room was also the only place with USB chargers which I wish the other outlets inside the bedroom had too. Everything about the room was super clean and well kept! The bathroom was neatly decorated and there was plenty of space inside to layout my skincare bottles. There were also small hand towels, hand soap, body wash, shampoo and conditioner. I really appreciated that they used regular brands like Olay and Pantene (I could tell by the smell because I use them at home too!). In the bathroom there were 4 switches (2 for lights, 1 for bathroom exhaust and the last one turned out to be for hot water which I had to figure out as I'm not used to turning on the heater like that or at all). The pressure of the water was fantastic though it was a bit small inside the shower space. They also had a lovely large bath towel and the bath robe was the cherry on top (I might get one myself). The bed was big enough for me and it was such a nice feeling to sink into a plush and soft bed after a nice hot shower. The TV had access to Disney+ shows which was nice. There was also an AC unit on the wall. I liked that all the room's light switches were right by the bed so that I could make the room as cozy as I wanted it to be. Breakfast was served at 8:30am sharp in the dining room. Tea, apple cider, orange juice and coffee were offered. The first course was Taiwanese scallion pancakes with egg and sausage on the side. It felt like a taste of home for me and an unexpected surprise in Niagara Falls. I would've liked ketchup but there was only sriracha and soy sauce. It was such a large portion I barely had space for the second course. The second course was a giant plate of blueberry crumble with whipped cream. It was quite sweet and most of the table was too full to clear their plates too. They really meant it when they mentioned that guests often don't need to eat lunch after having breakfast here! It definitely fueled me up while I was wandering Goat Island! Butler House has set the bar high in terms of any future bed and breakfast locations I might stay at!

Lynn, Lynn, Lynn !!! What an absolutely WONDERFUL experience. What a wonderful host! The detail and…read morecare she has put into her B&B is to be commended. We stayed in the RED room which overlooks the garden. Private Bathroom w/ jacuzzi, fireplace, television, cOmfortable bed -- nothing a-missed; personal robes included too. But as you know, a B&B without the BREAKFAST is just a house AND Absolute Elegance brings the heat! Lynn is an amazing chef! My husband & I wished we stayed longer just to eat ALL her tasty meals, but since we didn't, it just means we'll have to return. So if you would like to stay in the Falls, but away from the hotel tourist traps, I can't recommend this B&B enough.

One of the best B&B's we have experienced. Excellent…read morecuisine, beautiful décor and friendly, knowledgeable hosts. Strongly recommend if you visit the "Falls". Geo & Norma

The staff were all exceptionally polite and accommodating. We were impressed how dedicated they…read morewere to their work. The included breakfast was much better than anticipated. Our only suggestion would be to obtain a bigger ice dispenser. Highly recommend this hotel.

were awoken twice in the middle of the the night by the fire alarm at 12:45 pm and 4:00am. After…read morethe first time the alarm was set off and stated to evacuate the premises, we heard nobody leaving nor received any communication from the hotel personnel. I had to call the emergency number and was told another guest must have been smoking in their room and seemed upset that he was woken up . The next morning I asked about the situation at the front desk and got the same story and was told alarms were set off throughout the entire hotel which I knew was untrue. I asked four other couples, two of which had rooms on both side of mine, and only one couple heard the alarm. It was apparent the couple who were awaken by the alarms were not happy. I explained what I was told and they insisted they were not smoking. We all agreed it was not likely someone was smoking at 12:45pm and 4:00 in the morning. My husband also saw a man taking the fire extinguishers out of building when we checked out. What is frustrating is, we got no sleep because the red light kept flashing every 8 seconds, we were lied to that alarms went off throughout the hotel, they took no responsibility, and gave us zero compensation. We spent a lot on that hotel room and expected better customer service. My husband worked maintenance in a hospital for 36 years and feels it was a case of not inspecting the batteries or filters of the alarms because he's is well aware they sound about every 3 hours if not addressed. As a daughter, sister and aunt of firefighters, I am also aware of the consequences of not attending to smoke detectors in a timely manner. This had a ripple affect as we slept in later and had quite a drive to our next stop. Thus, losing time at our next city. Very frustrating and disappointing!

Lovely place with a lot of potential; certainly way better than staying in some soulless hotel. The…read morelocation can't be beat: just a block from the river walk, and 15 minutes on foot from the park. The host met us at the door and immediately gave us loads of information for how to enjoy the Falls so we could get right to the park that afternoon. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was super comfortable. The bathroom was bright and clean with a really nice shower. Breakfast was available in the morning, but we skipped that and opted for the coffee ~ which was wonderful BTW. The host was super friendly and accommodating.

Wewere married here back in 2002 and had hoped to stay again this year for our anniversary. I…read morecalled there Saturday evening and asked if we might stop by to take a couple of pictures and look around. I explained that we had been married there over 20 years before, and were excited to see it. The woman briskly told me that I could take pictures outside, and that was it. I asked if we could possibly just see the living room since that is where our ceremony took place, and she abruptly told us no. She advised us that there were new owners and that this was not a possibility. It was quite disappointing to know that the wonderful service we have received in the past would not be what would happen going forward. So extremely sad since the old owners were absolutely wonderful.

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.

Beautiful and clean home in a quiet area not far from the falls. Each room is comfortable with…read moreplenty of amenities. We even had a small refrigerator. The owners are delightful and helpful. Breakfast is plentiful. We had a pleasant experience and wouldn't hesitate to return.

This is a lovely bed & breakfast owned by a Chinese couple for several years. Breakfasts are…read morecooked fresh daily. There is free parking behind the building. I took photos of the rooms for posting on their website.

This hotel is in a fantastic location. We paid more for a view of the falls and it was worth it…read more Loved being able to see them from the room at night when they changed colors. Our room was recently renovated and beautiful. The elevator situation is pure chaos. We stayed on the 24th floor and often waited 15 minutes to go down. I actually took the steps down a couple times and beat my mom while she waited for the elevators. Just not enough elevators for the number of people there. I can't even imagine how it is in the summer, we went mid-September. Going up isn't as bad because staff control those getting on the elevator ms from the lobby. Skipped the morning breakfast to enjoy Tim Horton's, a quick walk from the hotel. The incline railway tram is right behind the hotel and is a quick, fun way to head to the Niagara Falls visitor center. Parking is ridiculously expensive but half off with a handicap permit. We found it worth it for our needs. Overall a great stay, just frustration with the elevators.

Good hotel! Loved the view of the Falls from our room which is amazing at all times especially to…read morewake up to at sunrise and see the lit up falls in the evening. Rooms are quite spacious and was very accessible for our friend in a wheelchair which is why we booked this hotel. First night was busier and more expensive due to fireworks and there were some others who went to the Taylor Swift concert and Bills/Chiefs game. They charge per person an extra fee so I booked the first night separately and then the next three nights for much less per night as our friend in only stayed the first night. Evening reception and breakfast was nice to have although the hot options were quite limited (no omelettes, etc.) and the eggs were bland with a tough texture. Breakfast was much better at the Embassy Suites I have stayed at pre pandemic but the limited options and lower quality seem to be that this is a much larger hotel. They do manage then crowds well with breakfast and have a traffic light guide of ideal times being early. We got a table easily due to our disabilities. Hotel is very conveniently located near restaurants, shopping, attractions, and the incline railway stops from across the hotel and goes down to Table Rock. My friend in a wheelchair and my wife managed to make it up on the incline railway and arrive before me and the luggage in an Uber from the Table Rock bus stop. They have a Starbucks, Friday's, and mini market in the hotel we used which are handy . There is The Keg that was temporarily closed. My wife and I ate at both the Table Rock House down the incline railway and the Fallsview Steakhouse next door, the latter which had a voucher in a coupon book they gave us. The steakhouse was really good but pricy and the Table Rock House was amazing, a good value, authentic, and locally sourced. Staff is hit or miss. The man checking me in the first day seemed cold and unsure how the re-check in works for the same room, but the second one was friendly. The bellman our first day asked for a tip and we did not have cash, makes me wonder if they are paying their employees enough which is an issue causing strikes at even the best hotels in Montreal (even the Fairmont we stayed at). Maid service seemed to come Sunday and not Monday or Tuesday so they had to come later to help us fold the sofa bed and the staff was responsive by text per them checking in with us. However, Kitch, our bellman leaving was so amazing and got us on a taxi.