This is an all-suite hotel for a non-suite price so there's no better place to stay in the area!…read more Our rooms had a full living room, granite kitchen, separate double bedroom and full bath, (televisions in each room), as well as a full hot breakfast served downstairs every morning, 6-10am! Everyone working there was very helpful and friendly and the lobby is quite inviting. We were in town for the Mudcat Marathon so we were early to bed and early to rise and never noticed a sound coming from anywhere. (and hotel was reasonable occupied; we saw them at breakfast) It was also Mother's Day weekend and my family had flowers delivered ot the hotel as a surprise for me. They were waiting in my room upon check-in, filling the suite with beauty and wonderful fragrance. I truly appreciate the hotel staff assisting my husband that way... it was very special to me!

It not often that one gets what they pay for. This hotel gets high marks for delivering on their…read morepromise by every measure. All of the staff members are truly first rate and deliver a very personalized service. Clean, well appointed rooms, great breakfast buffet, and every convenience one could expect. If one has taken a fight recently, they know the value of a printed boarding pass when technology at the airport fails...this hotel has you covered with a computer and printer station. If I am ever in the area again, there will be no better choice for accommodations that the Best Western Plus in Welland.

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....

Upon arrival we were greeted by the astute, friendly and informative staff at reception…read more Our room was very spacious with plenty of room, plus a large bathroom with jacuzzi. The accommodations are kept clean, and the king size bed was firm and comfortable. Every morning they serve a good hearty "breakfast-in-bed" delivered to your room at whatever time you choose the night before. Between 7am to 10am. The hotel is very close to the overcrowded Clifton Hill area which is home to an amusement park atmosphere. The hotel is also within good walking distance to the Falls, about a 20 -30 minutes walk along the promenade on the Niagara River. However, it's quiet at the hotel at all hours thankfully. Sterling Inn appears to be one of the better hotel options in the immediate touristy area. *There is a AG Restaurant on premises , as well as Spa for your pleasure.* Thank you for reading. Have a good day!

We were in town for the CanAmerican Dragon Boat championships and booked a room at the Travelodge…read more It was conveniently located near many stores and only a 15 minute drive from the International Flatwater centre. Check in was easy and quick and we were given our keys quickly. The front desk was polite and helpful and agreed to start the breakfast service early since there were many of us who needed to be at the race site early in the morning. The room was mediocre at best. The walls were peeling in places and the floors didn't look overly clean. The beds were comfortable enough but the TV didn't work well (the sound was all distorted). The room had a fridge and microwave - both of which worked well. One of our biggest issues with the room was the lack of outlets. We had to move furniture and unplug lamps or the TV to plug in our phones. It was nice of them to start breakfast early, but it was a bit limited in options. There was nothing hot but lots of bread options. There were oatmeal packages and cereal too. There were hard boiled eggs, but they were neither hot nor cold, so I was a bit worried to risk eating them. I likely wouldn't go back if I could avoid it.

There was no mention on the web page or at the time I made the reservation of an extra charge for…read moremy dog. It was not until check-in when I was told of a fee being added to my reservation for the three night stay. That fee added $120 to my stay. I was not too concerned at first because I thought, as with other major hotel chains where I've stayed that it was security deposit that would be refunded upon my departure and a check of the room for any damages. Unfortunately, that was not the case here. It is frustrating because for the three days we stayed, we did not ask for the room to be cleaned and only requested fresh towels and tissue paper. Until people saw my hound, they had no idea he was even in the room, because he is quiet and well-mannered, better than most children. There should be two bath towels for each person that can occupy a room because the towels are so small it takes at least two to adequately dry off since the exhaust fan barely functions. Additionally, the stained and grungy bath towels and wash cloths should be relegated to cleaning supplies or tossed out. I was very thankful I brought a few of my own when I took out one of the wash cloths to clean my face and it looked like it had already been used by a mechanic to wipe their face. If bleach can't remove the stain - it's time to go! The breakfast area is not supervised and some "long-term" residence helped themselves to much of the food leaving little choice for those like myself. Often there were no boiled eggs left, no milk, and only a few slices of bread. Someone should be monitoring the breakfast area to be sure the "honesty" system is not abused and that all the guests have access to a complete breakfast variety. There are no baggage carts at this location to facilitate the transport of suitcases and other items to one's room. Luckily, we were able to park fairly close to our room and use the sliding door to bring in our items. Still, it was quite a task for two senior citizens. The grassy walkway between the hotel and the car dealership has a number of concrete hazards that appear to be the remnants of an old fence. They are not easy to see in the dark and can cause one to trip and fall. Additionally, at the rear of the hotel is an area of grass with a picnic table that is poorly lit and not well kept. The dumpster are also located in this area - not so inviting - and the fencing is dilapidated and falling down. It could be a nice area for a picnic or walking one's dog if it was better kept. It appears that there is a general lack of pride among the staff and the owner of this Travelodge. I can assure you that I will think long and hard before ever booking another stay at a Travelodge or any other Wyndham establishment based on this experience.

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Niagara-on-the-Lake while visiting Niagara Falls. The hotel…read morewas very clean - which is ALWAYS super important to us. Our room was modern with a super comfortable bed. The location was great for us because it is away from the busy tourist area around the falls, which is so noisy and loud with its tourist attractions. The 15 minute drive to the falls was absolutely worth it since we could head back to a much quieter part of town afterward.

The only drawback of this hotel is that it's about 15-20 minutes drive from downtown NOTL. But it…read morewas clean, well-soundproofed, the staff were really nice, breakfast was fine, and we got housekeeping every day without having to ask.

Lalor Estate Inn combines a majestic well- preserved and maintained Victorian house with thoughtful…read morehospitality and an impressive breakfast. Hosts Glen and Judy are very friendly and go out of their way to make sure your stay is top notch. Reasonably priced,, clean, comfortable and well appointed rooms with bathrooms are what you get

We (gf and I) stayed at the Lalor house a couple of years ago--am writing this review now because I…read morejust checked on Yelp and discovered they're unrated. You won't find a more beautiful old, classy, dressed-to-the-nines B&B off the beaten track and in the beautiful Ontario countryside with reasonable rates, great food, and a host and hostess who couldn't be nicer. We visited for just one night, had our pick of rooms, and were graced with watching a music recital of local musicians (mostly younger kids) held downstairs. We've been to B&Bs in Canada and the US, and the Lalor Estate Inn is simply one of the nicest, classiest, best-priced establishments we've been lucky enough to find. If you want what a big city has to offer, it's not for you---but if you want a great old place in the beautiful countryside, this place couldn't be nicer.

Great hotel with friendly staff and clean rooms. They offer a text concierge service that is…read moreresponsive to requests or questions. We had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant, with servers being top notch and food outstanding.

Recently stayed here for Canada Day in a traditional room with 2 queen beds…read more Primarily wanted to stay closer to Fort George National Historic Site due to the festivities. During Canada Day, Fort George has a BBQ (hamburgers and hotdogs), live music, canon performance and fireworks. This location is ideal if you want some freedom to rest / go elsewhere throughout the day. Only a 6 min walk or so from Fort George. Room: A bit dated but if you are just staying one night it's fine. I wasn't in the room much. However, traditional rooms face parking lot so I recommend asking for 3rd floor. It is a bit dark but more privacy on a higher floor. Also I think room could have been cleaner, there was a lot of dust collected by the windows. Service: Staff at hotel are quite nice and during Canada Day, they served sangria in the lobby and had some cute Canada Day sparklers, stickers, a small candy bar, etc. They also text you asking if you need anything and rate your experience with them. Amenities: On the Basement level, open 7:00am-10:30pm there is an indoor pool, jacuzzi, steam room, and gym available. By the elevators they also provided a tea/coffee bar. I went right at 7am and no one was there, nice and quiet so you have it to yourself. Another service they have is a shuttle. You can request it to take you to fort york, into the town, and other areas but it's close to a lot of places so we never ended up using this service. Overall, not a bad stay and I wouldn't mind coming back if this location was near some activities I wanted to check out like Canada Day. If just coming for a regular stay/ anniversary/ celebration - I would lean towards like deluxe rooms and above. For instance, deluxe rooms face the marina with lots of sun but only has king beds.

My husband and I stayed at the Waterhouse Inn earlier this month and attended a celebration one…read moreafternoon. We couldn't have been more pleased with the ambience, comfort, food, and hospitality offered by Martin and Phillip. This is an elegant, first class, traditional Bed & Breakfast with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The mansion is less assuming on the outside than the White Inn, which I've stayed at many times before, but is much classier, far more comfortable, and much higher quality. Martin and Phillip create a peaceful and cozy home away from home with glowing fireplaces, soft music, bottomless cups of tea/coffee, and impeccable and creative Farm to Table meals that alone make the stay worth your while. If you are looking for an elevated experience to rest your soul and lift your spirits, you need not look any further than this quaint and charming treasure.

Philip and Martin have taken over the Inn and by reviews of the previous operators it seems they…read moreare continuing to maintain the level of elegant service. We stayed in the Bombay room. The beds were comfortable and soft. The shower water was super hot. The entire house is filled with Victorian period antiques. For breakfast she had the included gingerbread pancakes and I had the frittata. Delicious! The coffee was hand-pressed fresh and the juice & muffin were tasty. Downtown Fredonia and its National Registry twin commons has a variety of pubs and eateries an easy three blocks away. Highly recommended for a Fredonia Village stay.