Low Season | November | cheapest month to stay |
High Season | August | most expensive time to stay |
36% | expected price decrease | |
34% | expected price increase |
Price | $97 - $231 |
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Cheapest day of week | Tuesday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Saturday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
$206 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day | |
$122 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day |
Cheapest time to book | The cheapest time to book hotels in Niagara Falls is: 1-2 star, 88 days before. 3 star, 86 days before. 4-5 star, 79 days before. |
1-2 star | $91 - $108 | |
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3 star | $124 - $144 | |
4-5 star | $192 - $212 |
Lowest Hotel Price | $50 |
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Most Popular Hotel (5-star) | Lion's Head Bed & Breakfast |
Hotels Near Airport | 3307 |
Average Length of Stay | 4 days |
Niagara Falls experiences warm summers and severe winters. From November – March average temperatures range from 20 – 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The area receives plenty of snowfall during these months. Although the Falls are not known to stop or freeze due to the weather, (except once in the last 200 years), many of the attractions and boat tours shut down during this time. The spring months of April – May and the late fall month of October also tend to be a little frigid. From June – August, average temperatures remain in the range of 60 – 80 degrees Fahrenheit, but even on the sunniest days, visitors close to the Falls can get quite wet from the mist if the wind is blowing their way. Be prepared to wear rain gear or quick-dry clothing. Since summer is the peak tourist season, you can expect long lineups for all the rides and attractions.
The Niagara Falls area is fairly compact, and you can explore most of the attractions on foot, especially during the warmer months. When your feet are weary, or the weather is not conducive, hop on one of the WEGO buses, a shuttle service that connects all the Niagara Parks locations, attractions and hotels in the area. A 24-hour ticket costs $7.50 CAD per adult, and $4.50 CAD per child (ages 6 – 12). Several local hotels offer their guests a free shuttle service to and from popular sites and attractions. You can also use the Falls Incline Railway, a quaint tram that chugs up and down the 50-metre slope that separates Table Rock near the Falls from Fallsview Boulevard. A one-way ride costs $2.75 CAD.
Driving near the Falls can be stressful due to constant traffic congestion, one-way streets, plenty of pedestrians and expensive, scarce parking. If you happen to drive in to Niagara with your own set of wheels, try to park your vehicle at one of the larger lots, then walk or use the shuttle buses for visiting the actual attractions. The larger lots offer full day parking for $5.00 CAD. There is one at the intersection of Fallsview Boulevard and Robinson Street, or you can use the Clifton Hill Parking Lot on Victoria Avenue. There are over 60 other smaller lots closer to the attractions, but they charge between $6.00 – $15.00 CAD per day, and are often completely occupied by mid-morning.
To avoid standing in long lines at the attractions, purchase a Niagara Falls Wonder Pass. For $25.00 CAD, the pass offers one-time entry to key attractions, 2-day access to the WEGO hop-on hop-off bus system, and to the Falls Incline Railway. ‘Journey Behind the Falls’, ‘Niagara’s Fury’, and the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory are some of the key attractions included in the pass. If you are traveling with family and intend to spend a fair amount of time at Clifton Hill, you might want to buy a Clifton Hill Six Attractions Pass that costs $29.95 CAD per adult, and $19.95 CAD per child. The pass includes access to 6 major attractions in the area, including a ride on the Niagara SkyWheel.
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A popular natural wonder of the world, where the mammoth Niagara River rumbles toward a 170-foot waterfall at about 20 – 30 miles an hour, Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada always leaves visitors spellbound. The speed at which the river cascades into the falls creates a misty fog, and an unmistakable roar can be heard miles before you approach this compact touristy town. Most Niagara hotels are located on a few key streets, and each of the streets offer some unique sights, attractions and entertainment.
Fallsview Boulevard
This area features several high-rise hotels with breathtaking views. You’ll also find several pubs and eateries, a plush casino, and plenty of live music in the area. Stay at the Embassy by Hilton Niagara Falls – Fallsview that offers spacious rooms and suites with absolutely spectacular views of the Falls. Another amazing property is the Hilton Niagara Falls / Fallsview Hotel & Suites that offers scenic views, 2 restaurants, and a waterpark on site. Across the street from this hotel, you can try your luck at the slot machines or game tables at the Fallsview Casino. Check out The Tower Hotel, which was originally built as a restaurant and tourist attraction, and then converted to a hotel in 2005. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows and a delightful close-up view of the Falls.
Clifton Hill
Just a short walk from the Falls, Clifton Hill is a fun and colorful street, packed with exciting family-friendly attractions, themed restaurants, and excellent night life. The area resembles a miniature version of the Las Vegas strip, with its bright neon-lit signs and carnival-like ambience. Enjoy the casual rooms and excellent location of Travelodge Niagara Falls at the Falls hotel, amid all the entertainment of Clifton Hill. Stay in luxurious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows offering full or partial views of the Falls at the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel, a 5-minute walk from the Clifton Hill attractions.
Lundy’s Lane
One of the longest streets in Niagara Falls, Lundy’s Lane is a shopper’s paradise. The street is packed with several plazas, gift shops, unique boutiques, bargain shops, and premium brand outlets. Just a short distance from the Falls, this vibrant area also offers a wide range of eating options, including succulent seafood, mouthwatering Mediterranean fare, hearty home-style Italian, and several other international cuisine choices. Enjoy the flowering courtyard gardens, indoor pool and modern rooms in the Best Western Plus Cairn Croft Hotel. At the end of Lundy’s Lane on Victoria Avenue, check out the Courtyard by Marriott Niagara Falls, a modern hotel with stylish, contemporary rooms.
Queen Street / Niagara Parkway
Queen Street is the ideal location to take in all of the arts and culture that Niagara Falls offers. The street is filled with boutiques, art galleries, yoga studios, pubs and restaurants serving local brews. Niagara Parkway is the scenic road that runs closest to the Falls, along the Niagara River. You will find several quaint B&Bs in this area. Just a block away from Queen Street, enjoy the warm, Italian-themed rooms of Villa Gardenia Bed & Breakfast on a tree-lined street overlooking the Niagara River. Consider the award-winning Chestnut Inn B&B, a beautiful Colonial-style home that sits on an acre of land, and boasts a canopy of 100-year old chestnut trees. You can also look at the Greystone Manor Bed & Breakfast that overlooks the banks of the picturesque Niagara River Gorge.
There are plenty of cheap hotels, inns and motels within the Niagara Falls area. Several large international chain hotels located close to the Falls also offer deals and discounts on room rates. A short walk from Fallsview Boulevard, consider the Howard Johnson Hotel by the Falls, Niagara Falls. Just a block away from the Clifton Hill attractions, you have the Clifton Victoria Inn At the Falls. On River Road, overlooking the Niagara River, check out the Niagara Grandview Manor, a traditional inn set in a stately 19th-century manor.
While you can hear the roar of Niagara Falls from miles away, as soon as you get close to the majestic Falls, you’re bound to be met with some typical sights. Massive tourist groups being led by tour guides holding bright umbrellas, large crowds leaning on the railings to feel the mist on their faces, and thousands of colorful waterproof poncho-clad visitors making their way to the boats, platforms and observation decks of the Falls. Apart from viewing the Falls, there are plenty of activities to pack into your itinerary.
Fallsview Boulevard features some amazing hotels and is one of the best places to stay in Niagara Falls. It is conveniently located close to some of the top attractions in the area, reducing the amount of time used for commute by guests. If you’re looking to book hotels in Niagara Falls, you should consider Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls-Fallsview. It is right at the heart of the city and has some of the best amenities giving you the closest thing to a home away from home. Other than a modern business center where you can get some work done, they’ve got a fitness center, water park, concierge service, and so much more. Niagara Lodge & Suites is another one of the good hotels in Niagara Falls, and it has great amenities, including a babysitting service in case you need someone to look after the kids.
Anyone planning to travel to Niagara Falls with the whole family should consider booking kid-friendly hotels in Niagara Falls. This means a hotel with amenities that make it more comfortable to stay with kids. Amenities such as smoke-free rooms, waterparks, spacious rooms, and entertainment facilities like a TV with kid’s channels. Travelodge Hotel Niagara Falls Fallsview is a good example of such a hotel as it has all these amenities and more. The Butterfly Conservatory, Bird Kingdom, and Hornblower Niagara Cruises are a few of the attractions that are close by and are less than 20 minutes away, meaning you can visit with the kids at any time during your visit. If Travelodge isn’t your cup of tea and you want to look for another hotel, Quality Hotel Fallsview Cascade is a great alternative to consider. From spacious rooms to a heated pool and even smoke-free rooms, they’ve got everything you’re looking for.
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