For travelers who want to explore Niagara Falls and Clifton Hill on a budget, the Days Inn & Suites by the Falls on Centre Street is a solid choice. Rooms are incredibly simple (and decor is dated), but the hotel's location is just steps from the heart of the Clifton Hill tourist district and a short walk to the falls. Amenities are few and convenience-focused; think laundry room, guest computer, and grab-and-go cafe. The fitness center is tiny, but the indoor pool is large.
For travelers who want to explore Niagara Falls and Clifton Hill on a budget, the Days Inn & Suites by the Falls on Centre Street is a solid choice. Rooms are incredibly simple (and decor is dated), but the hotel's location is just steps from the heart of the Clifton Hill tourist district and a short walk to the falls. Amenities are few and convenience-focused; think laundry room, guest computer, and grab-and-go cafe. The fitness center is tiny, but the indoor pool is large.
The Courtyard by Marriott Niagara Falls is a solid, contemporary mid-range choice. With two restaurants on the premises as well as a 24-hour market shop with snacks and drinks, guests can choose between the easy on-site dining options and the wide variety of restaurants within walking distance. And with both indoor and outdoor pools, as well as a large fitness center, there are several ways to unwind on the property. The Clifton Hill tourist district has plenty of entertainment and activities, and the hotel is just a few blocks away from the falls.
The Courtyard by Marriott Niagara Falls is a solid, contemporary mid-range choice. With two restaurants on the premises as well as a 24-hour market shop with snacks and drinks, guests can choose between the easy on-site dining options and the wide variety of restaurants within walking distance. And with both indoor and outdoor pools, as well as a large fitness center, there are several ways to unwind on the property. The Clifton Hill tourist district has plenty of entertainment and activities, and the hotel is just a few blocks away from the falls.
An affordable option for travelers on a budget, the Days Inn & Suites Niagara Falls/Buffalo is convenient to the attractions and activities in both the Niagara Falls region as well as nearby Buffalo, New York. The free daily breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking add value, and property features include an outdoor pool and guest laundry facilities. Rooms received updates in 2014, and some have kitchenettes and whirlpool tubs, but don't expect many frills; thin patterned bedspreads are still the norm.
An affordable option for travelers on a budget, the Days Inn & Suites Niagara Falls/Buffalo is convenient to the attractions and activities in both the Niagara Falls region as well as nearby Buffalo, New York. The free daily breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking add value, and property features include an outdoor pool and guest laundry facilities. Rooms received updates in 2014, and some have kitchenettes and whirlpool tubs, but don't expect many frills; thin patterned bedspreads are still the norm.
Unique and charming, the Rex Motel is a small, family-owned property with 15 individually decorated rooms. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, as well as gardens, a gazebo, and an outdoor play area, this hotel is great for couples and families seeking a cozy budget option. The location on the edge of the Clifton Hill tourist district means rooms are quiet, but most activities and attractions, including the falls, casinos, and a wide variety of restaurants, are a short drive away.
Unique and charming, the Rex Motel is a small, family-owned property with 15 individually decorated rooms. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, as well as gardens, a gazebo, and an outdoor play area, this hotel is great for couples and families seeking a cozy budget option. The location on the edge of the Clifton Hill tourist district means rooms are quiet, but most activities and attractions, including the falls, casinos, and a wide variety of restaurants, are a short drive away.
Great for families and groups who want to travel on a budget, the Best Western Plus Cairn Croft Hotel provides easy access to all that the Niagara Falls region has to offer. The hotel has clean, basic rooms and a variety of useful amenities, including a large indoor courtyard with games and a pool and an on-site restaurant. The hotel's location on busy Lundy’s Lane makes it easy to explore the falls and other nearby attractions. Although the road is a bit busy and could be unsafe for pedestrians, most restaurants and activities, as well as the falls, are a short drive away.
Great for families and groups who want to travel on a budget, the Best Western Plus Cairn Croft Hotel provides easy access to all that the Niagara Falls region has to offer. The hotel has clean, basic rooms and a variety of useful amenities, including a large indoor courtyard with games and a pool and an on-site restaurant. The hotel's location on busy Lundy’s Lane makes it easy to explore the falls and other nearby attractions. Although the road is a bit busy and could be unsafe for pedestrians, most restaurants and activities, as well as the falls, are a short drive away.
The budget-friendly Best Western Summit Inn is located right next to Niagara Falls International Airport, and around a 15-minute drive to Niagara Falls. Rooms are simple and reasonably modern in style, and numerous freebies include free Wi-Fi, free parking, and free daily breakfast. The rooms, public spaces, and elevator received upgrades in 2014, but note that walls are still thin and the indoor heated pool lacks a hot tub.
The budget-friendly Best Western Summit Inn is located right next to Niagara Falls International Airport, and around a 15-minute drive to Niagara Falls. Rooms are simple and reasonably modern in style, and numerous freebies include free Wi-Fi, free parking, and free daily breakfast. The rooms, public spaces, and elevator received upgrades in 2014, but note that walls are still thin and the indoor heated pool lacks a hot tub.
With contemporary, homey furnishings and a variety of amenities, the mid-range Country Inn & Suites Niagara Falls combines a central location with convenient services. With larger suites for families or groups as well as smaller standard rooms, this hotel also offers a large pool, whirlpool, game room, fitness center, meeting room, and laundry services. A short walk from a number of popular attractions, as well as the Casino Niagara and the falls, the hotel provides easy access to much of the Niagara Falls region. Both Wi-Fi and breakfast are free.
With contemporary, homey furnishings and a variety of amenities, the mid-range Country Inn & Suites Niagara Falls combines a central location with convenient services. With larger suites for families or groups as well as smaller standard rooms, this hotel also offers a large pool, whirlpool, game room, fitness center, meeting room, and laundry services. A short walk from a number of popular attractions, as well as the Casino Niagara and the falls, the hotel provides easy access to much of the Niagara Falls region. Both Wi-Fi and breakfast are free.
For guests who want an upper-middle-range boutique hotel experience in chain-filled Niagara, Sterling Inn & Spa is just the spot. With large, modern rooms, an award-winning on-site restaurant, and a full-service spa, this property is elegant and relaxing -- designed with romance in mind. The Sterling Inn is located on an unattractive corner in the Clifton Hill tourist district and doesn’t offer the spectacular views that many nearby hotels promise. However, the quiet street is very close to the busier sections of town, and within walking distance of Niagara Falls, as well as many popular activities and attractions.
For guests who want an upper-middle-range boutique hotel experience in chain-filled Niagara, Sterling Inn & Spa is just the spot. With large, modern rooms, an award-winning on-site restaurant, and a full-service spa, this property is elegant and relaxing -- designed with romance in mind. The Sterling Inn is located on an unattractive corner in the Clifton Hill tourist district and doesn’t offer the spectacular views that many nearby hotels promise. However, the quiet street is very close to the busier sections of town, and within walking distance of Niagara Falls, as well as many popular activities and attractions.
The 35-room Red Coach Inn is a charming bed and breakfast that first opened in the 1920s. The guest rooms are individually decorated with plenty of antique charm -- expect details such as wrought-iron headboards, bed drapery, and traditional wallpaper. The cozy restaurant has chandeliers and lots and dark wood, and the location is within walking distance to the falls and Goat Island. The older building doesn’t offer as many features as other nearby properties, but guests come here for the history and the intimate feel.
The 35-room Red Coach Inn is a charming bed and breakfast that first opened in the 1920s. The guest rooms are individually decorated with plenty of antique charm -- expect details such as wrought-iron headboards, bed drapery, and traditional wallpaper. The cozy restaurant has chandeliers and lots and dark wood, and the location is within walking distance to the falls and Goat Island. The older building doesn’t offer as many features as other nearby properties, but guests come here for the history and the intimate feel.
The upper-middle-range Marriott Gateway on the Falls is a tall chain hotel with a quiet location, close proximity to Niagara Falls and nearby attractions, and plenty of on-site amenities (including an indoor pool and fitness center). There's a modern, bright restaurant, a Starbucks in the lobby, and a business center, but pesky fees for parking, Wi-Fi, and breakfast buffet really add up. Most rooms are fresh and contemporary, if generic. It's worth comparing rates at the Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa across the street; both properties offer guests the same convenience but the Fallsview has a spa.
The upper-middle-range Marriott Gateway on the Falls is a tall chain hotel with a quiet location, close proximity to Niagara Falls and nearby attractions, and plenty of on-site amenities (including an indoor pool and fitness center). There's a modern, bright restaurant, a Starbucks in the lobby, and a business center, but pesky fees for parking, Wi-Fi, and breakfast buffet really add up. Most rooms are fresh and contemporary, if generic. It's worth comparing rates at the Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa across the street; both properties offer guests the same convenience but the Fallsview has a spa.