Romantic Hotels in Ontario, Canada

"Location is unbeatable, probably the closest hotel backing onto the Incline Railway. With a Niagara Parks pass, you get unlimited rides right down to the Niagara Falls walking path/platform level. That convenience is huge. However, they know it and gouge accordingly: $50/night parking + $16 resort fee on top of room rate, which is outrageous when nearby lots go for $20–30. The hotel itself is very dated: old-hotel smell, tired decor, no modernization. They're coasting on location alone. The 14th-floor observation deck offers a nice falls view when mist isn't blocking it. Amenities are basic but functional. Free coffee and tea/water only, no breakfast. At the end of the day, you're paying for extreme convenience at a still-acceptable budget level, otherwise you'd be shelling out far more at the high-end hotels or the casino nearby. That said, if you're willing to walk a bit or catch the very frequent WEGO bus (included with your Niagara Pass), you can find cheaper, better-kept hotels further out. It's your call: overpay for a dated room and extreme doorstep convenience, or save money and ride the bus like most visitors do on non-peak season."

"Very nice location. Large, comfortable hotel room Warm water pool Very friendly staff Good food"

"The hotel was about a 15-minute drive after picking up a rental car at the airport. There were no shops or restaurants right near the hotel, so it's a place you can't get to without a car, but it was convenient to have a bathtub in the bathroom and a very affordable coin laundry (2$) in the basement. For breakfast, there were many kinds of bread and bagels, all delicious, and it was great to be able to adjust the toasting yourself. There were also cut fruits and packaged yogurts, but they ran out quickly if you didn't go early. The staff member seemed quite busy managing both the dining area and the food service by themselves."

"The location is terrific and very convenient. The iconic landmarks are all within about half an hour's walk. Simple breakfast is provided daily. There are separate sections for working or socialising which are good. Only setback is that it can be quite disruptive if you are a light sleeper. Noises are inevitable given all pods are in the same space."

"This is our third time staying at this hotel, and it's always our go-to when relatives or friends visit Toronto and want to see Niagara Falls. The rooms are huge with floor-to-ceiling windows and two comfy armchairs, so you can sit right by the window and watch the incredibly powerful falls – it's absolutely stunning, especially great for elderly guests with mobility issues. Parking at the hotel is super expensive; the first time, valet plus tip cost us nearly $80 CAD. However, there are other parking lots nearby for about $20 CAD per night."

"The room itself was wonderful, and having a kitchen stocked with all the cooking supplies was a fantastic bonus. The location is perfect, complete with private beach access. However, the arrival process was very frustrating. We waited 45 minutes in line with no guidance on where to queue or where to park, and guest parking overall was extremely limited. A great stay once inside, but the check-in process needs major improvement."

"My husband and I stayed here from September 9 to 10 last for our 20th wedding anniversary. We had a medical appointment down the road so it was a convenient location. Here are some of our observations where they could do better. 1. l use a cane with my disability, and there was no luggage trolly in the lobby when we arrived. I had to haul two heavy bags on one arm while using my cane with the other hand. 2. I checked to see that there was body wash for our evening and morning showers and the bottle was completely empty. The housekeeping staff hadn't refilled and we had to find someone to put a new bottle into the shower. It's a good thing I checked and didn't get a rude awakening in the morning. 3. The picture in the room looked as though something was thrown at it and went down the glass. There were two streaks and it was very disgusting. Obviously, the cleaning had not been done properly in the room. 4. Nowhere on the website was there mention of a continental breakfast so we were quite surprised that there wouldn't be your typical eggs, bacon, sausage. Etc. It was very disappointing. We only found out because we got on the elevator, and there was an ad taped to the inside of the elevator. At the time of booking, all it said was free breakfast included. 5. The shower-head sprayed all over the ceiling when it was turned on, so we had to put a face cloth over it to contain the spray 6. The microwave glass tray did not rotate so when you put something in there, it didn't heat it up evenly. It actually burned the item. 7. Bathroom light fixtures were covered with caked on dust. I wrote my name in one of them. It's Obvious that the housekeeping staff does not pay attention to cleaning - only does minimum."

"As a solo traveller, this hotel makes me feel home away from home, staffs are very friendly and accommodate to my needs. Easy access to outdoor hiking . Will definitely book this hotel again"

"Hotel is conveniently close to the airport. Shuttle service was very reliable, and super useful for even just getting to the UP terminal at Pearson to head downtown. Room was clean, building was clearly recently renovated, signs of aging do show beneath paint, but it doesnt take away from the overall cleanliness."

"The rooms are new and the location is convenient. The shuttle bus is fast and efficient, but since it also picks up guests from the Hyatt, it often gets too crowded and there aren't enough seats. The breakfast is better than Holiday Inn, but it can't compare to Crowne Plaza in China. The front desk staff are very friendly."