Overall, we enjoyed our stay at this motel and you get what you pay for. (Offseason Niagara Falls two nights for an all in total of $126 which was the least expense of our Mini midweek March Break getaway. For example, I paid $4 for a bottle of water at a buffet dinner restaurant down the street which is the same price for a whole case of it at the grocery store. Note, it was $8 for a bottle of beer.)
The ROOM was clean, no odors. Queen beds were comfortable. Showers were hot. Heating and cooling unit worked. Decor was mismatched and dated (ex. Dusty Rose jetted tub which seemingly worked although we didn't use it). It seems that some guests might have been living there full time or for a long time stays. The first night we were woken up by a very loud argument from above us that went on for a while. Limited cable TV. Free Wi-Fi. No fridge or microwave in the room.
STAFF were friendly and accommodating.
LOCATION... Across the street was Tim Hortons, Little Caesars pizza, a local pub bar. About a block away from a FreshCo grocery store. For the history enthusiast, just down the street from the Lundy's Lane 1814@@@ war Memorial and battle site. We enjoyed a morning visit they're reading the placards and walking the grounds. The museum wasn't open and there were homeless people living in the area which was sad but a fact of life in Ontario now. It was also only about a 5-minute Drive from Clifton Hill and the actual Falls.
The self-serve continental breakfast served 6-9