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Niagara Falls Hotel Insider
One of North America's most impressive natural wonders, Niagara Falls is actually comprised of three different falls that join forces along the U.S.-Canadian border to form a majestic display of watery heights. With millions of gallons of water rocketing over Niagara Falls every minute, this scenic marvel has been drawing visitors to both sides of the border for generations. On the U.S. side, you can get up close and personal to Niagara's dramatic flow from the decks, boats, trails and vista points of Niagara Falls State Park, the country's oldest state park. However it's the Canadian side that's known for the best views, most developed tourist attractions and varied hotel options. Niagara Falls, Ontario's Queen Victoria Park offers visitors the chance to experience Niagara Falls by way of manicured gardens, spectacular viewing platforms and underground walkways and observation rooms beneath the falls. To view the falls from above, visitors head to the observation decks and restaurants in nearby Skylon Tower or perhaps even back to their rooms in one of the many hotels overlooking the falls from Niagara Falls, Canada or Niagara Falls, NY.

Luxury Hotels in Niagara Falls & Niagara Falls Casino Hotels
As one of the continent's oldest tourist attractions, there's plenty of hotel options to choose from on both sides of the falls. For those with a preference for pampering, you'll find a welcome home at the Sterling Inn & Spa , one of the few boutique hotels in Niagara Falls, Canada. With elegant guest rooms, a full service spa and an award-winning fine dining restaurant, it's the perfect option for couples in search of a romantic getaway. Another unique boutique hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada most known for its outstanding views is the Tower Hotel. Found in the Fallsview neighborhood, just 500 yards from the falls and not far from the Niagara Fallsview Casino and other Niagara attractions, the Tower Hotel offers all the comforts and amenities you'd expect of a high-end hotel along with wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows in each of the rooms (found on the 27th-30th floors of this iconic tower). Casino hotels are also popular options with Niagara Falls visitors. For breathtaking views, a full-service spa and luxury accommodations, the Fallsview Casino Resort Hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada is the way to go. Looking for a casino with an upscale hotel option on the U.S. side? Seneca Niagara Hotel & Casino ought to do the trick.

Family Hotels in Niagara Falls and Budget-Friendly Options
Families love Niagara Falls, and there's no more family-friendly hotel option in Niagara Falls than the Gray Wolf Lodge. Centered around a 100,000 square foot indoor water park, this Niagara Falls family hotel features a variety of additional kid-themed activities, including a spa set up just for children (don't worry there's an adult version as well!), and offers deluxe, family-friendly suites designed in varying configurations to accommodate families of all sizes and needs. The Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa is one of the hotels closest to Niagara Falls on the Canadian side and offers upscale accommodations at reasonable prices. Other mid-range hotel options fall under familiar chain names, including the Sheraton on the Falls (Niagara Falls, NY), Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview and the Embassy Suites Niagara Falls Hotel. Cheaper hotel options also come through well-known brands such as the Roadways Inn (near Fallsview) and the Comfort Inn and Days Inn in Clifton Hill.

Niagara Falls Neighborhoods
Niagara Falls is split into two cities (one on each side of the border), with Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada attracting much of the tourist traffic. Fallsview, the most desirable and active neighborhood for travelers, lies closest to the falls and contains the vast majority of the upscale hotels in Niagara Falls. However, downtown Niagara Falls offers a number of fun adult and family-friendly attractions that draw people deeper into the city away from the falls. The Clifton Hill promenade in particular, found close to Niagara Falls and Niagara River and running out to Victoria Avenue, is a hub of daytime amusement park fun (gift shops, wax museums, haunted houses, video arcades, restaurants and more) as well as a hub for Niagara Falls nightlife. The Niagara Peninsula is increasingly becoming known as a wine-growing area with wineries and wine-themed festivals attracting a number of visitors each year. ... Read more