If you're looking for a uber-charming B&B right off the main-street in Niagara-on-the-Lake, look no…read morefurther! Al and Laurie have established "Two Bees" as a peaceful oasis for all your "getaway" needs. The location is perfect. It's walking distance from the main-drag and a short drive away from all the wineries. Our room, the Dickenson, had a whirlpool tub and nice sitting chairs. In the hallway outside the rooms there is also a 24/7 coffee/tea/soda/water fridge/keurig setup which was wonderful. If you're a book/music lover, you'll be delighted by the plethora of books and CDs spread throughout the house and in the rooms. There is a variety of music available, but with a preference for jazz (which I share). The living room space is cozy and has comfortable seating with a nice fire-place. Breakfast is outstanding: 1) coffee, high quality tea, juices; 2) a fruit and bread starter (we had a great yogurt parfait with granola and loads of fresh fruit; and the BEST peanut butter-chocolate bread!); 3) a main plate with something either savory or sweet and usually some kind of little meat on the side along with some kind of salad (our main one day was a decadent orange maple french toast, and it was an egg/broccoli soufflé another day; they mix it up well). Al and Laurie, in addition to being very friendly and gracious hosts who make an amazing breakfast, are also very knowledgeable about the local restaurants, attractions, and wineries. If you're looking for recommendations they'll steer you right.

If you want a fabulous place to stay, this is the place! Owners, Ruth and Steve, are very…read moreaccommodating and make sure you are very comfortable and happy. Wonderous front porch where ,my friends and I, had many happy times. The breakfasts are delicious and elegant. The rooms are beautifully decorated and spotless. The B&B is centrally located so you can walk to most places you wish to go. Yet on a lovely side street where the main sound is the gentle clip-clopping of horse and buggy. Wonderful experience! I recommend The Two Bees to all who wish a very special place to stay!

I spent my night in St. Catharines, Ontario at Omi's Hause (which means grandmas house). Nestled in…read morethe country, among vineyards and farms is the home of Hilda and Rudy Brahm. The home is more than 100 years old, and as warm and cozy as the hosts. I spent a lot of time getting to know them (they are former Mennonites). They welcomed me in graciously and let me explore and ask a million questions. They were so kind and generous. I stayed in a little room behind the house called "The Bunkie". It was fashioned to be sort of like a tree house. It was awesome!! They also served a wonderful breakfast of homemade crepes with fresh fruits, sautéed peaches and this amazing cream Hilda makes! Heaven. And bacon, nice crispy bacon. Rudy and Hilda shared advice on life and marriage and told us stories about themselves. They are in their 70's and have been doing this for many years! They are absolutely delightful!! When I returned to Omis Hause after visiting Niagara Falls, we sat and drank a version of iced wine, a wine created in Canada. It's about $55 to $100 for a small bottle, so they introduced me to Late Harvest, a cheaper version but tastes the same. Ice wine is made from grapes that are frozen and never go below a certain temperature. They are so pricey because pickers have to pluck the grapes late at night when they are the perfect temperature. This wine is SO so good. Very sweet. Note: Make sure you spell out THIRD street when putting it into the GPS. If you get lost, just ask for the lawnmower dr. :) Also, this is only 20 minutes from Niagara Falls in a cozy, quiet part of town. Close to vineyards and businesses but just a gem of a place. Very romantic.

Loved it here! This…read morewas my first time ever staying in a bed and breakfast. The owner was on vacation so her son was looking after it while she was away. He was super friendly and inviting. The best part, he is a chef so we had an amazing breakfast every morning (see pics). This b&b is about a 20 minute walk to Clifton hill and the falls. Parking is expensive so I'd recommend walking. The rooms were comfy and the decor was cute. We stayed three nights, one of the nights we stayed in and watched tv in the living room area. It was very cozy and inviting. Next time I go to Niagara Falls I'll be staying here :)

This place is fantastic !! We are still here and can't wait to wake up for breakfast tomorrow, the…read moredeal of the room price can't be beat for so many reasons but a major one is parking ! It's free here and most hotel chains want 40$ a night ! The food is fantastic and the host is wonderful ! We will be back, call her to book !

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.

A hidden gem!! Quiet, secluded location in the heart of 20 valley wine country. Very clean…read more Outstanding breakfast prepared by friendly inn keepers. This is our second time visiting, both times stayed in the White Pine room. This room has a large table, perfect for breakfast, and a balcony overlooking the pool. Can't say enough good things about the Lounge Inn!!

I really don't want to write a review about this place. Because I want to keep it for myself. But,…read moreduty calls. Eva is an amazing host, and the house... Well, the house is just monumental, and Eva has breathed a new life and a huge sense of caring into it. Every little item means something, and the atmosphere is wonderful. The breakfast is spectacular, and I've enjoyed it more than I did breakfasts at say, Kempinski properties worldwide (this should be a bit of an indication). The cheese selection was excellent, and so were the fresh croissants and juice. I've already booked our next stay, and hope to keep visiting. If you don't appreciate small things, are not into history and antiques, then this may not be the place for you. If you are - this is a place to remember.

You know how sometimes when you check into a bed-and-breakfast, you're standing at the door with…read moreyour bags and the first thing they do is grab your credit card as though you're going to steal the silver? You know how if you're a little bit early checking in or a little bit late checking in they give you the stink-eye? Well not this place! I would use three words to describe my experience: accommodating, elegant, and professional. I have been "bed and breakfasting" for over 30 years and Eva is the real deal. My room was spotless. My bed was exceedingly comfortable. The breakfast was hot and comforting! And all the while, at breakfast, Eva regaled me with stories of how a movie was shot on location at this inn. I did not have a chance to sit and read on the veranda in one of the many chairs. I was only in for an overnight for a wedding but I will sure to put this on my list of bed and breakfasts to re-visit! Kudos!!

The BranCliff Inn is cozy and clean, and the lady who owns it is very kind and nice…read more There are many narrow stairs, but there's a ground floor suite if that's a problem. There's also a common area on the top floor with a selection of movies, books, and magazines! The room was very clean: ours had a pull out bed and a regular bed. Room has a Keurig, a fridge with water and juice, and the bathroom has nice smelling, natural soaps and shampoo. Breakfast is nice as well! There is a selection of bread, croissants, tea biscuits, etc. There are also gluten free options which is good. There's also plates of fresh fruit as well as cheese, sliced meats, yogurt, and granola bars. Very close to shops and restaurants, they are within a 10 minute walking distance. Main complaint is not enough parking. While you can fit all the cars onto the property, if you are boxed in by other cars then you will need to ask the person to move their cars so you can leave.

We stayed here for my sister-in-law's wedding. The host, Debbie, was very welcoming and very…read morehelpful on the day of the wedding. The breakfast buffet was really good, a lot of selection, and she brought us coffee and treats mid-day as we were getting ready! The rooms are very clean, including the bathrooms, and the toiletries provided are nice. I appreciated that there was a Keurig machine in the room and free wifi. The building is gorgeous. Decor is a not really my style, but appropriate. A fantastic experience!

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!

Beautiful home and in a great location, less than a mile from the Falls. Our hostess was friendly…read moreand welcoming. The food was amazing and plated with 2 courses each morning. We enjoyed visiting at the table with 2 other couples. One of the best things about staying at a B&B.

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.