We were highly impressed with this hotel. We needed a last minute hotel on the way to Toronto and booked by phone less than an hour before we got there, it was at a very good price and included a view of the Falls. The receptionist not only upgraded our room from the 4th to the 12th floor for an excellent view of the Falls, she also suggested we had a complimentary 1pm checkout so we could explore Niagara the next day. The room was very clean and well appointed with a sleep number king size bed, microwave and fridge, and a huge jacuzzi bath. The receptionist called 5 minutes after we got to the room to check everything was OK. The staff were all extremely friendly and courteous every time we went through the lobby. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.

I actually stayed in February of 2012, but only recently joined TripAdvisor.

At that time they were in the process of completinng the renovations to the Hotel and booked a King size Jacuzzi Fallsview room, which had a superb view of the falls. Check-in was courteous, professional, and quick.

The room is Triangular in shape and is exactly as shown on the corporate website. There is a mini-fridge, microwave, flat-screen TV, Jacuzzi in the corner, and separate enclosed washroom. Everything was new, clean and simply decorated. One side of the room is completly windows which lets good amount of natural light in and we had a perfect view of the falls. The building infron did block a little of the view, but not of the river or the actual falls itself and was really nice.

There is a pool on premises but found it mediocre and did not eat at the restuarant so I dont know how it was.
I stayed for 2 nights at about $135/night and was well worth the money. You get a great view in the King-Jacuzzi and its located very close to all the attractions.

I have yet to find a hotel where the staff are friendlier and the rooms are nicer then the Radisson Fallsview. My first stay at this hotel was in a city view room and was I ever impressed. The decor is fresh and new, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom was spotless. On top of the room quality, Crystal at the front desk was warm and cheerful and happy to assist me with any request. She provided me with a safe route for outdoor running and other information on the area. My second booking was based specifically on her excellent customer service. During that stay, my room featured a view of the falls, a jacuzzi and sleep number bed. My bathroom was incredibly spacious and work area was large. I felt like a king! I also made good use of their fitness area which features a wide selection of free weights up to 40 or 50 pounds, and two high quality life fitness treadmills.
You will be in good hands at the Radisson Hotel & Fallsview Suites!

We stayed at the Radisson Fallsview just prior to Christmas, 2011, while in transit through Niagara Falls. The deals on hotel space here in December are excellent, considering the caliber of hotel you get, thanks to inventory that was built to accommodate summer crowds. For the same money you'd pay for a Holiday Inn in Buffalo, you get a luxury hotel abutting one of the world's natural wonders.

Our family includes two adults and two small children (ages 1 and 3), and our room in this hotel was unquestionably the best we have ever experienced for our needs. We were assigned a guestroom in the shorter part of the hotel (as opposed to the tower), which gave us an extraordinarily large room that included a separate bedroom, kitchenette, and a pleasantly spacious bathroom. The room itself appeared to be brand new, with all of the wonderful sparkle and freshness that this implies. Furniture was excellent for sitting and eating, there were high-definition televisions and separate thermostats in both living room and bedroom, the bathroom was clean and new, and the bed was comfortable. I cannot say enough good things about the functionality and feel of this space.

As for the pool, it was on the small side, but new and nicely appointed, with an effort made to impart a tropical feel to the surrounding space. A very pleasant experience, though I can imagine overcrowding might be an issue in high season.

Although we had little interaction with hotel staff, the individuals working the front desk staff were courteous. So no complaints there.

Parking at this hotel -- as with all non-budget hotels in Niagara Falls - was $20 a night. While this may seem like highway robbery, it's impossible to avoid (a consequence, perhaps, of many area hotels sharing common ownership despite operating under different banners). Simply add that cost to the quoted price, and accept that this is the real cost of your room.

The only downside of this hotel is that it is across the street from other (usually pricier) options that have better views of the falls. Although we were not in the tower -- the only part of the hotel where views are possible -- it seems clear that the Radisson does not have the prime vista that the Marriott or Embassy Suites can offer. Then again, half of the rooms at these properties don't face the falls either, and the view from the decks beside the falls is free.

In short...loved, loved, loved the room. Would absolutely stay here again.