Book Cheap Hotels in Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is one of Canada’s biggest destinations—literally. The giant falls are visited by over 30 million people per year, and those numbers aren’t fall-ing anytime soon.

So, here’s the plan: Grab your Niagara Falls hotel for cheap, draft up a must-do list, and get rolling on the river. Because this natural wonder should have you rushing out the door for a killer Canadian trip. “Water” you waiting for? Join the wet set and head to Ontario’s crown jewel. Just make sure you pack a poncho.

Plenty to Falls Back On

Grab Life by the Falls: Let’s be honest. You’re here for the falls. One of the most popular ways to spray happy is on the Maid of the Mist boat tour. They’ve been running since 1840, and it’s the best way to get super up-close-and-personal with the natural splendors. But you will get wet, so save your suede finery for another day. If you’d rather keep your legs on land, take on the falls from the White Water Walk boardwalk or grab an elevator down into the caves behind the falls. So many ways to fall in love, naturally.

A Real Clif(ton) Hanger: After you’re all fall-ed out, cruise over to Clifton Hill for a completely different vibe. Here, you’ll find a festive mini-Vegas energy, complete with touristy fun houses, ice cream stands, and the Niagara Skywheel, the largest observation wheel in the country, and yet another way to glimpse the falls. If you’re feeling lucky, the Fallsview Casino is also in the area. No rolling the dice on a good time, here. It’s all money. (Especially since you saved so much on your Niagara Falls hotel.)

Iced Out: All of the excitement getting you thirsty? You can sit back, relax, and sip on the flavors of the region with nice glass of ice wine. This varietal is created from grapes that get the cold treatment and are left to freeze on the vine over winter. Sip some yourself by doing a tasting at local spots like Inniskillin Wines in Niagara-on-the-Lake. They also offer a bite of local eats like poutine, too. Sounds like the makings of an “eh”-okay day.

Fallin’ for Food: While you’re here for the nature, you might stay for some of the great food you can find in Niagara Falls. If you still haven’t had your fill of wine, get toasting at Weinkeller, a cool Canadian-style brewpub, where they sub the brews for house-made wine. If you’d rather keep the beer, Niagara Brewing Company is loved for their creative suds (including the Niagara Icewine Beer) and warm salted pretzels with beer-cheese sauce. If seafood feels right, the Tide and Vine is a shucking great spot, featuring seafood chowder, lobster rolls, and (of course) fresh oysters. Or try Carpaccio, known for seasonal Italian cuisine, and frequently voted as Niagara’s best restaurant. Hope you had room to pack comfy pants next to your poncho.

Frequently Asked Questions About Niagara Falls