Best Hotels near Niagara Fallsview Casino

Upon entering the DoubleTree Fallsview Resort & Spa, guests can't help but comment on the sleek, modern design of the lodge-like lobby. And the fact that visitors can be wowed by the hotel itself is saying something, since the property sits only a few blocks west of the falls themselves. After a day of ogling the rushing water or tasting wine in the surrounding area, guests can rest their heads on a DoubleTree Sweet Dreams bed in one of the hotel's 224 guest rooms. Each guest room and suite, which travelers describe as spacious, is appointed with a minifridge, a 37-inch flat-screen TV, free high-speed internet access and views of either Niagara Falls, New York, or the American Falls. When you're ready to eat, head to Buchanans Chophouse for a buffet breakfast (a-la-carte lunch and dinner are served later). Though some guests weren't impressed with the breakfasts at Buchanans, most enjoyed the ability to grab a cup of Starbucks brewed java at Moose & Squirrel Coffee Bar. For more variety, venture across the street to Yukiguni Japanese restaurant, which serves flavorful sashimi, teriyaki, tempura and sushi dishes. Looking to relax? Visitors suggest making an appointment at Five Lakes Spa AVEDA, where you can luxuriate in a Rosemary Mint Body Wrap or a Fusion Stone Massage. Because of this hotel's Hilton ties, Hilton Honors members can earn and redeem points here (and enjoy warm chocolate chip cookies upon check-in, a DoubleTree specialty).

With 53 stories, seven restaurants and lounges, 50,000 square feet of meeting and event space and a 10,000-square-foot pool, the Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel & Suites is, well, big. For some visitors, the Hilton's abundant amenities are the main draw. Families especially like the nearby kid-friendly attractions, while night owls like swanky on-site lounges and wine bar. The panoramic views of the waterfalls from the 33rd-floor Watermark Restaurant is also a crowd pleaser, though some guests say the continental cuisine fails to hit the mark. Some visitors also express disappointment with this Hilton's rooms and suites, saying that even accommodations advertised as "Fallsview" look out on obstructed or partial views of Niagara Falls' most famous feature. Still, all accommodations are appointed with flat-screen TVs, high-speed internet access (for a fee), coffee makers and minifridges. Some suites also boast extra perks like separate living areas and fireplaces. Keep in mind that the hotel's pool and fitness center are currently undergoing renovations, and should reopen in the summer of 2018. Because this is a Hilton property, Hilton Honors members can rack up and redeem points for choosing to stay here.

The Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls-Fallsview is a 42-story tower that overlooks Niagara Falls. For breathtaking views, spring for a premium or presidential suite on floors 28 through 41 (though some suites on floors 10 to 15 still boast vistas of the water). All suites offer two or three rooms, flat-screen TVs, minifridges, microwaves and spacious living areas. Once you're done taking in the spectacular scenery, try the on-site T.G.I. Friday's for a casual meal or The Keg Steakhouse and Bar for steak and seafood with dramatic vistas of Niagara Falls. If you're looking to jump-start your day, venture to the hotel lobby, where you can enjoy a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast. You can always work off the calories at the 24-hour fitness center or in the indoor swimming pool. Recent guests appreciated the spacious accommodations, but were not thrilled with the high parking fees and daily "convenience fee;" however, because of this property's Hilton ties, Hilton Honors members can cut costs by choosing to redeem points here.

Plenty of Niagara Falls hotels boast spectacular vistas of the awe-inspiring waterfalls, but recent reviewers say the views from this Marriott outpost are simply breathtaking. Each of its guest rooms and suites peers over the Niagara River or the falls themselves. Accommodations also feature minifridges, 32-inch flat-screen TVs and wireless internet access (for a fee). If you came hungry, you can appease your appetite at the Morton's Grille Niagara Falls, which serves up international cuisine coupled with scenic waterfall panoramas. For lighter fare or beverages, there's a Starbucks on-site, as well as the Lobby Bar. Visitors also commend the hotel's indoor pool and fitness center, along with the Serenity Spa By The Falls, which offers a wide range of massages and body treatments (appointments are required). However, the hotel's valet parking is the only on-site parking option and costs $40 CAD (about $33 USD) a day, much to guests' chagrin. On the plus side, if you're a Marriott Bonvoy member, you can collect or redeem points for choosing to stay here.

Like its sister property just across Fallsview Boulevard (the Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview), the Niagara Falls Marriott on the Falls wows lodgers with its views of the misty falls. Some of the guest rooms in this sprawling hotel boast waterfall vistas, while others overlook the city. Accommodations are appointed with minifridges, 493-inch LCD TVs and wireless internet access (for a fee), along with eco-friendly amenities like energy-efficient light bulbs and low-flow showerheads. Craving a little extra relaxation? Venture across the street to the Serenity Spa by the Falls (set inside the hotel's sister property). Guests give positive reviews to the Fallsview Café's buffet breakfast and omelet station, though many suggest dining elsewhere for other meals. Many visitors say the food at Fallsview Milestones Fallsview Restaurant is too mediocre to merit its high menu prices (though the views from the restaurant are stunning). If you're looking to savor a cocktail, swing by the Great Room Lounge & Bar. Or, if you'd rather take a cup of java to go, visit the on-site Starbucks. And Marriott Bonvoy members staying at this property can rack up or redeem points for free nights' stays.