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Wyndham Grand Fallsview Hotel
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
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FromCA $157/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Hotels in Niagara Falls
Fallsview towers overlooking Horseshoe Falls, steps from Table Rock and Clifton Hill
5-Star
Voco The Cadence, An Ihg
5Niagara Falls
2 nights
- WiFi
- Fitness Centre
- Air Conditioning
- Room Service
FromCA $162/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sheraton Niagara Falls
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Restaurant
FromCA $178/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Breakfast Included
The Brock Niagara Falls Fallsview, Tapestry By Hilton
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Water Park
- Water Slide
- Spa
FromCA $178/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sheraton Fallsview Hotel
4.3Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Water Park
- Water Slide
- Spa
FromCA $181/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Hyatt Regency Niagara Falls Fallsview
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Golf
FromCA $204/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Doubletree By Hilton Hotel Niagara Falls New York
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Restaurant
FromCA $219/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel & Suites
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Golf
FromCA $228/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Doubletree Fallsview Resort & Spa By Hilton - Niagara Falls
4Niagara Falls
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Golf
FromCA $238/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Embassy Suites By Hilton Buffalo
4Buffalo
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
FromCA $279/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Everything you need to know about Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, Ontario is Canada's most famous natural spectacle wrapped in a compact, walkable resort city. The thundering Horseshoe Falls anchors the Fallsview district, where hotel towers, the casino, and Table Rock all sit within a few minutes' walk, while Clifton Hill packs in family attractions and the neon after-dark scene. Beyond the mist, the Niagara Parkway leads to wineries, gorge walks, and the storybook town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Niagara Falls, OntarioClimate
Climate
6–27°C · four seasons
JanDec
PeakShoulderAvoid
Warm 25–27°C summers, crisp colourful autumns, and snowy sub-zero winters lit by the Festival of Lights.
From Toronto
~1h 30m drive
130 km via the QEW · flights via IAG or Buffalo
Currency
Canadian Dollar
CAD · cards accepted everywhere
Entry
Domestic
No passport within Canada · photo ID required
Getting there from Toronto
~1h 30m drive
An easy 130 km drive via the QEW, or fly into Niagara Falls (IAG) or Buffalo from other provinces.
Top Experiences in Niagara Falls
At the fallsTable Rock & Journey Behind the Falls
Stand at the very brink of Horseshoe Falls, then ride tunnels 38 metres down to observation decks right behind the cascade.
On the waterNiagara City Cruises
Sail into the misty basin at the foot of Horseshoe Falls aboard the classic red-poncho boat tour — the closest you can get to the roar.
After darkClifton Hill & Skylon Tower
Watch the falls light up in colour from the Skylon Tower observation deck, then ride the SkyWheel over neon-lit Clifton Hill.
Essential info for Canadian travellers
ID & passport: Niagara Falls, Ontario is a domestic destination — Canadian residents need no passport, just government-issued photo ID. Carry a passport only if you plan to cross to the US side or fly into a US airport such as IAG or Buffalo.
Getting around: The WEGO bus links Fallsview, Clifton Hill, and Table Rock, and the Falls Incline Railway connects the Fallsview hotels to the brink. The tourist core is walkable; a car helps for wine country and gorge day trips.
Currency & tipping: Everything is priced in Canadian dollars and cards are accepted everywhere. Tip 15–20% in restaurants and for guides.
Power & plugs: Standard Canadian 120V/60Hz with Type A/B plugs — no adapter needed for domestic travellers.
Time zone: Niagara Falls runs on Eastern Time (ET), the same as Toronto and Montreal — no jet lag for most Canadians.
Best time to visit Niagara Falls
Jun – AugPeak season
Warm, sunny, every attraction open — the busiest and priciest window.
Sep – OctShoulder season
Crisp days, fall colours along the Parkway, and grape harvest in wine country.
Apr – MayShoulder season
Cool spring weather, blossoms, thinner crowds and lower rates.
Nov – MarWinter
Cold and snowy, some boat tours closed — but the Winter Festival of Lights glows Nov–Jan.
Where to stay
Niagara Falls neighbourhoods
From hotel towers on the Fallsview ridge to the neon of Clifton Hill and the vineyards of Niagara-on-the-Lake, here's how to pick your base.
Fallsview
Above the falls
The hotel-tower district on the ridge above Horseshoe Falls, with the casino, indoor waterparks, and Table Rock all in walking distance.
Best for
- Couples
- First-timers
- Views
Clifton Hill
Tourist strip
The buzzing entertainment strip of arcades, wax museums, the SkyWheel, and casual restaurants — a short walk from the falls.
Best for
- Families
- Nightlife
- Attractions
Lundy's Lane
West of the falls
A budget-friendly strip of motels and diners along the historic 1814 battlefield, an easy WEGO ride from the tourist core.
Best for
- Value
- Road-trippers
- Families
Niagara-on-the-Lake
20 min north
A genteel historic town of heritage inns, estate wineries, and the Shaw Festival theatre where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario.
Best for
- Couples
- Wine
- Slow travel
Beyond the falls
Day trips & excursions from Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is the gateway to Ontario's wine country, gorge trails, and the big-city lights of Toronto. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your hotel concierge.
Wine TourNiagara-on-the-Lake & Wine Country
Full day · 6 hrs20 km north · 25 min by car/coach
Tour estate wineries for VQA reds and Niagara's famous icewine, then stroll the heritage shops of Queen Street.
Insider tips
- Book a designated-driver tour
- Reserve icewine tastings ahead
Niagara GorgeWhirlpool Aero Car & White Water Walk
Half day · 3 hrs4 km along the Parkway · 10 min by WEGO
Ride the antique cable car over the swirling Whirlpool, then walk the boardwalk beside the Class VI rapids of the gorge.
Insider tips
- Wear grippy footwear
- Combine with the Niagara Glen trails
NatureButterfly Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
Half day · 3 hrs9 km north · 15 min by car
Wander a rainforest dome alive with thousands of free-flying butterflies, set within the manicured Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens.
Insider tips
- Wear bright colours to attract them
- Great for kids and rainy days
Big CityToronto City Day Trip
Full day · 9 hrs130 km · ~1h 30m by coach
Head up the QEW to the CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, and the Distillery District for a full day in Canada's largest city.
Insider tips
- Pre-book CN Tower tickets
- Leave early to beat QEW traffic
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Niagara Falls travel FAQ
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Do Canadians need a passport for Niagara Falls?
No — Niagara Falls, Ontario is a domestic destination, so Canadian residents just need government-issued photo ID. A passport is only required if you cross to the US side or fly into a US airport like IAG or Buffalo.
How do I get to Niagara Falls from Toronto?
It's an easy ~90-minute, 130 km drive via the QEW. GO Transit runs seasonal train and bus service, and travellers from other provinces can fly into Niagara Falls (IAG) or Buffalo.
When is the best time to visit Niagara Falls?
Late spring through early fall is ideal — summer is warmest and busiest, while September and October bring fall colours and the wine harvest. The Winter Festival of Lights lights up the city from November to January.
What's the difference between Fallsview and Clifton Hill?
Fallsview is the upscale hotel-and-casino district on the ridge with the best views of Horseshoe Falls. Clifton Hill is the family entertainment strip of arcades, attractions, and the SkyWheel just a short walk away.
Can you really see the falls from the hotels?
Yes. The Sheraton Fallsview and Niagara Falls Marriott on the Falls both offer Fallsview rooms overlooking Horseshoe Falls — be sure to request a Fallsview room when booking.
Is Niagara Falls good for families?
Very — Clifton Hill, indoor waterparks, the Butterfly Conservatory, and the boat cruise are all family favourites, and most hotels offer connecting or family rooms.
Do I need a car in Niagara Falls?
Not for the falls themselves — the WEGO bus and Falls Incline Railway cover the tourist core, which is walkable. A car is handy for wine country and gorge day trips.
Can I book excursions through ShopTravel?
Yes. You can add excursions like the Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tour and the Whirlpool Aero Car to your booking at checkout.