Niagara falls canada

Question

where is a good place to stay in Niagara Falls either in Ontario or NY where it is clean, and reasonable price, $100 USD and under....It doesnt need to be fancy, just a basic, decent hotel, preferably near stuff to do in the falls, maybe has a mini fridge and microwave or kitchenette, although not necessary. thanks!

Answer 1

The most economical lodgings (as well as many reasonable restaurants both chain and independent) are on Lundy's Lane. This will put you somewhere between 1-3 miles from the falls, but you will be on a road that can take you directly to the falls. There are many cheaper lodging chains as well as independent places there. However, remember that all NF lodgings normally raise their prices up for weekend nights. It is not unusual to see a room's price double from weekday to weekend during the peak travel season, which you will be into when you arrive.

In addition, last year I stayed at the Rodeway Inn Fallsview on Stanley Avenue in mid-September. It was right across the street from the Minolta tower, surrounded by restaurants both local and chain and was a short walking distance from the Fallsview Casino. It wasn't too far up the hill from the Falls either. A day pass on the incline could cut that down even further. Depending on when you go, the price may be $30-40 more than it was for me in September. Nailing that deal down is up to your own research.

Three additional tips about the Rodeway Inn:

1. Make sure it's the Rodeway Inn Fallsview on Stanley Avenue since there are three Rodeway Inns in NFO and a fourth in NY. The other three are MUCH different than this location and are not recommended.

2. This location is a hybrid where they built a new section in front of an older property. I stayed in the newer section and can report a clean and well appointed room. Some reviews claim the newer section is better than the older one. However, a 4 out of 5 smile rating from Travelocity and a three diamond rating from AAA may contradict that idea. Having only stayed in the newer section, I can't confirm it, though.

3. For some unexplained reason, I found the double bed rooms here to be cheaper than the single bed rooms. Usually, it's the other way around. I had no problem being in a double bed room (especially since the room was quite large to begin with) if it meant my stay was cheaper. Even if you only need single rooms, opening your options might get you a better price.

Answer 2

I live right beside Niagara on the Canadian side and know of most Hotel's that have the cheapest rates and best location. The #1 Hotel of choice is the Blackstone Inn. Very clean, excellent rates and it's the cheapest Hotel in Niagara which is located 2 minutes from Clifton Hill so you will save money on having to pay to park your car. The majority of the attractions are on the Canadian side so you're better off coming here. I've been staying here for year's and wouldn't consider staying anywhere else. Rates start at $59-69-79 depending on what you want. Hope all this info helped. Mike is the owner. Tell him Aaron sent you. If you have anymore question's, feel free to contact me at [e-mail]

http://www.fallscasino.com/black_stone/

You don't need a passport to come accross to the Canadian side just basic government id. There is also a currency exchange center should you need money converted. Hope all this helped. Enjoy your trip and good luck.

Answer 3

As a former resident of Niagara Falls, I would have to agree with the above poster. Blackstone in is a quality motel, charming, good prices, and has a nice restaurant right there. Also, there are the usual chain motels, such as Quality Inn, Howard Johnson, and such although they tend to be impersonal for the amount of money.