Hotels in Niagara-on-the-Lake

Tucked away on a quiet street that’s close to the marina, this hotel offers serenity and tranquility from the moment you step through the front door. The focus is on comfort via understated luxury, from Frette robes to flickering fireplaces. The beds are particularly cozy, with…

Cave Spring Cellars, one of Niagara’s best-known wineries, offers modern, well-equipped, and generous suites. Each one has an elegantly furnished living room with a fireplace and a Jacuzzi tub in the bathroom. Five are loft suites with king beds on the second level. The inn’s eatery,…

This is a fine budget-conscious choice in a convenient location. The inn bills itself as being “cottage chic,” so imagine cozy rooms decorated by a grandma with a penchant for patterned accents. Some rooms have brass-framed beds, eight have fireplaces, and a few even have private…

In a prime location overlooking the lake, the Oban Inn is a lovely place to stay. The town’s first real country inn, it’s in a charming, sizeable white Victorian house with a large veranda. The gorgeous gardens provide the fragrant bouquets throughout the house. A complete renovation…

This is one of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s most luxurious hotels, and you could say it has it all: a central location across from the lovely gardens of Simcoe Park; recreational facilities, including an indoor pool; a full-service spa; lounges, bars, and restaurants; and conference…

This newly built, all-suites hotel is a perfect option for those who want to see the sights, buy some of the local produce, and cook a meal using Niagara’s bounty. Suites come in a range of layouts, from studios to two-bedrooms, each with its own fully equipped kitchen outfitted with…

Beautifully situated down by the river, this two-story Georgian was built in 1817 as the first branch of the Bank of Canada. In 1902, it hosted the Prince and Princess of Wales, and today, it’s a charming bed-and-breakfast inn. Suites are tastefully done, each with its own en suite,…