Inn by the Falls has clean, decent accommodations, good location, and a reasonable price. We were looking for a hotel with a jetted tub, and the heart-shaped tub in our room was straight out of the 70's, but it's kitschy fun. Other than that, there's not a lot to cheer about, but nothing really to jeer about either. It was clean, the bed was reasonably comfortable. The desk duties are handled at the Country Inn & Suites across the parking lot, and you have access to Country Inn's pool, recreation, and vending amenities. Country Inn guests get breakfast for free, but Inn by the Falls guests have to pay $6.00CAD per person for the breakfast - which still isn't a bad deal, all in all. It was a decent spread of hot and cold foods. The tourist district of Clifton Hill and the Falls themselves are in fairly easy walking distance, and if you're down for the Casino action (which I discovered I am not), this is a great location. Like the other reviewers, I found the parking fees ($6.00CAD per night) a bit of a stinger. I knew about that fee before I arrived, but you still hope that by the time you arrive, they've re-thought their policy. It's not a deal breaker, but it is an irritant.

We always said that we should stay at the Inn by the falls for our Honeymoon, and that is exactly what we did. After staying at this Hotel in the summer of 2008 we fell in love with its location, value and Melrose Place charm.

This hotel is the one remaining building from a hotel which occupied the spot at the intersection of victoria and bender. A 3 story walk up with fully renovated interiors Inn by the falls offers the best of both worlds for budget concious travlers. If you don't mind not having a fridge, microwave, iron , in room movies or video games and you can handle stairs, then this is the place for you.

As on our last stay the room met the levels for cleanliness and orderliness that we ourselves expect of any hotel we stay at. Our room had a Heart shaped Jacuzzi tub and one king sized bed, As a nice touch at least both of the Jacuzzi suties we have stayed in have the AC and Heating unit located at the rear of the sutie where there is also an exterio wall, nice if you dont want cold air blowing all over you as you are in bed.

Nothing new has been added and nothing really has been taken away from the suties at Inn by the falls. You can still use the pool, exercise room and ice machine across the parkinglot at the Country In and Suite, but one thing they have done is clarify that a $6.00 continental breakfast is available for 6$ per person each day. All you need to do is go to the front desk of the Country Inn and Suites and buy them.

This was the first time we took the opportunity to eat breakfast there, and we found the food to be more or less passable. The area where you toast your ego waffles, bagels, bread and english muffins is cramped and makes it highly unorgansied, In fact overall the whole breakfast area is chaotic. We went because we were too tired to go out and eat breakfast anywhere else.

If being near clifton hill, and casiono niagara are what you want then both are in walking distance. Convenience stores are also in a short walking distance. Parking whcih is added to your room fees, is 6$ per night.

After staying in Toronto at 4* we stayed over night at this hotel. This hotel is one of the cheapest in the town but still twice as expensive then Toronto's Westin, by I guess - location dictates it. It is quiet location, 10-15 minutes walk to the Falls. The room is very basic but very clean. We were on the 3rd floor - no elevator. Parking is extra $6 per day. Breakfast is $6 per day/person extra. Breakfast selection is very limited.
I would recommend the hotel for someone to stay for a day or two, who wants a quit location but close to the main attractions and not too expensive.

We booked just for one night and as soon as we got into the room we came back to the reception to pay another night. It was like living the 70s in a jacuzzi near the Falls. It is not in the centre of the town and is not such an amazing hotel but extremely recomended.