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"The people working at the hotel are very nice. The room was not terrible, but it did need a good cleaning of the floor and the sides of the bed. I read another review that said the same thing about the floors. I’m not sure why they don’t want to clean them more. Otherwise, the shower was good and the bed was comfortable. "

"Clean rooms and wonderful location to Niagara Falls highly recommend"

"Everything was great! "

"Was not my first time staying there and nothing inside the rooms have changed over the years. Could use a little update. The HVAC in the room was very noisy. Otherwise, clean and served the purpose."

"Room was clean and spacious, very quiet, breakfast area was nice and the food was good, family friendly hotel, close to Niagara falls also. Recommended!"

"DANGEROUS LIGHTING CONDITIONS IN THE ROOMS! Problems with keys not working right when I got there. I was carrying a heavy load, both keys failed to work. Had to come back and get two more. Also didn't work. Moved to a new room. Problem with all their rooms is there is no ceiling light in the room. Just a few low-level hazy wall lights. It felt more like a drug den than a hotel, and the room had a strange mouldy smell. Not a good place for children or anyone with visual challenges, because you can easily bang into something and fall and hit your head. Also, the free computer in the business room required help to get online and kept going offline. Hotel room wifi also unreliable, and required lots of time to get it going again. That aside, Kevin (office) was very easy to deal with. I would recommend this hotel for someone looking for some afternoon love, but not for serious hotelgoers. "

"Great staff but Restaurant food $52 steak was so tough a pit bull would have had trouble eating it. It’s not the nearest hotel to falls as advertised. They nickel and dime you for everything $15 day parking, no free breakfast, no robes in suites, pay for water in room. "

"Not the cleanest bathrooms. Shower floor was disgusting. Halls and lobby smelled of marijuana. Very young person working front desk appeared to be not sure of what he was doing"

"The TV was in our room was controlled by a motion sensor mounted high up on the wall & pointed at the bed. The TV turned off by itself while we were watching a program. We complained to the front desk. The clerk related it was on a motion sensor. The goal may be to conserve energy, but the effect is big brother is watching you. "