If you’re wanting to get the best up-close experience of Niagara Falls, then that’s exactly what the Marriott on the Falls will give you. When we say close-up, this is the nearest place to stay to those three famed Falls — Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil. If you want to get even closer, you’re in the perfect spot to head out on a boat on the waters. But you don’t have to if you don’t want to, as the hotel has an observation deck, a restaurant where you can eat and admire the views, and rooms where you can open the curtains each morning to the sight of the spectacular rushing waters.
Amenities
Bar
Fitness Centre/Gym
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Where is it
In the heart of the Fallsview Boulevard district, just a couple of minutes' walk from the Falls and Fallsview Casino. Shops, bars and restaurants are also an easy stroll away, with world-class wineries and golf courses a short drive away. Transfer time from Toronto International Airport: 1 hour 15 minutes.
Hotel information
404 rooms on 32 floors. All with air-conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, WiFi access*, tea/coffee making facilities, safe, hairdryer and iron and board. Cityview Rooms are located on floors 4-22 and have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Fallsview Rooms are 350 sq ft and have views of Canadian Horseshoe and American Falls, with 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Superior Fallsview Rooms are on floord 25-31, with panoramic views of the Canadian Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil Falls through the floor-to-ceiling windows. With 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Premier Fallsview Rooms are on floors 3-19, with views of the Canadian Horseshoe and American Falls through the floor-to-ceiling windows. With an oversized soaking tub and 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.
Fallsview Suites are on floors 24-31, with views of the American, Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls. With whirlpool and floor-to-ceiling windows, and 1 king-size bed plus sofa bed, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
Jr. Presidential Suites are one-bedroom suites on floors 4-22, with amazing views of the falls. With a two-person whirlpool, kitchenette, a separate living room, and 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds plus sofa bed, sleeping maximum 5 adults or 2 adults and 3 children. Please note: Jr. Presidential Suites on floors 4-11 have dividing walls separating the bedroom and living room. All other floors are open-plan).
1-Bedroom Bi-level Suites are on floor 22, with views of the three falls from the 18-foot high windows. With a main floor living area complete with dining area, an oversized bedroom on the upper floor, and access to the Concierge Lounge. With 1 king-size bed and a sofa bed, sleeping maximum 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Milestones on the Falls (International cuisine, open for lunch and dinner). Marriott Café (open for breakfast). Starbucks®. Lobby lounge. Heated indoor swimming pool. 24-hour fitness centre. Room service*. Fallsview terrace and observation deck. Laundry/dry cleaning service*. Complimentary WiFi access in lobby and public areas. Self-parking CA$35 plus tax per day, valet parking CA$45 plus tax per day (payable locally, subject to change).
This hotel has an optional resort fee of $15.95 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change) You may choose to pay for it when you arrive. Please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival
* Denotes local charge.
Please note: the Concierge Lounge is open Sun 5:00pm-Fri 11:00pm. Closed at all other times including weekends, New Years Day, Easter, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
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The Ontario Side is the Best Side!
May 13, 2025ndgrandma2015Douglas, North Dakota
Our room was on the 22nd floor with amazing views of Horseshoe Falls and American Falls. We were celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary and were only there for 2 nights but we enjoyed our stay a great deal. The bed was comfortable and there was ample room for us to relax in front of the 2 story window and take in the falls light show each night.…
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Our room was on the 22nd floor with amazing views of Horseshoe Falls and American Falls. We were celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary and were only there for 2 nights but we enjoyed our stay a great deal. The bed was comfortable and there was ample room for us to relax in front of the 2 story window and take in the falls light show each night. We would definitely stay again!
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Wonderful, annual visitors!
May 11, 2025Seraphina L
My mom and I love it here. The spa is amazing, the whirlpools are amazing! And the service and staff are incredible. Special huge shout out to our favourite waitress Suzanne in the breakfast cafe. She is wonderful and I look forward to seeing her every year we come back. Thank you for an incredible time every time and see you next year!
Came for the views and was not disappointed
May 11, 2025OnAir26732171439
I came for the views. I wanted to wake up to a dramatic view of the falls so I stayed in the American fallsview high floor room. I think I was on the highest floor, 31st. Because this was my chief purpose, I overlooked a lot of other things. I agree with other reviews, the restaurant has slow service. It was not a busy day but I waited for my…
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I came for the views. I wanted to wake up to a dramatic view of the falls so I stayed in the American fallsview high floor room. I think I was on the highest floor, 31st. Because this was my chief purpose, I overlooked a lot of other things. I agree with other reviews, the restaurant has slow service. It was not a busy day but I waited for my drinks for over an hour and then was notified some ingredients might be missing. Food came slowly and water pour was non existent , I left so parched lol.
Extras:
Parking was so full I felt annoyed having paid $45.
Free water dispenser in the lobby but rooms do not come with complimentary bottled water anymore
Room service came quickly, but does not come with complimentary water :) can you tell water is important to me lol
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Not clean and tidy
May 11, 2025ksm91341Toronto, Canada
The location of the hotel is very good, which I appreciated. However, the room itself was not as clean or tidy as I expected. The washroom felt uncomfortable, and the condition of the water basin made me lose interest in using the bathtub altogether. Some of the taps didn’t work properly, which added to the inconvenience. Additionally, room…
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The location of the hotel is very good, which I appreciated. However, the room itself was not as clean or tidy as I expected. The washroom felt uncomfortable, and the condition of the water basin made me lose interest in using the bathtub altogether. Some of the taps didn’t work properly, which added to the inconvenience. Additionally, room service came to clean only after 5 PM—I personally prefer when the room is serviced before noon.
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Gave them two chances. We're not coming back.
May 10, 2025TO_TripsToronto
Here is what I wrote in response to Marriott's own survey asking how was our stay:
"Not good at all.
Your elevators are a disaster. I'm a retired architect, have done lots of high rises. Your hotel, given number of rooms and the way you use it (witness this dance competition) should have at least 6 elevators.
You can add them. I've done…
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Here is what I wrote in response to Marriott's own survey asking how was our stay:
"Not good at all.
Your elevators are a disaster. I'm a retired architect, have done lots of high rises. Your hotel, given number of rooms and the way you use it (witness this dance competition) should have at least 6 elevators.
You can add them. I've done that.
We had the same dismal experience with the elevators last year at this competition.
On the same subject, why don't the hall indicator lights work? Where they even exist. It's very difficult to monitor a large bank of elevators to see which arrived, and make it to them before the doors close, without hall indicators.
And on that subject, I rushed to the end of the bank of elevators to board the one that arrived and the doors were already starting to close. I stretched my arm out into the gap BUT THE DOORS KEPT CLOSING. I actually pushed on the leading edge of the closing door BUT IT KEPT CLOSING. I managed to yank my arm out from the closing doors.
This is obviously dangerous. And illegal. Your elevator service company needs to fix this immediately.
Now, to housekeeping. We left the room first morning before 10am. Made sure the 'later' sign was not out. Came back around 3 and room was not made up. Had to call. Someone finally came.
Second morning. Left just after 10. Came back around 2. Not made up. Had to call THREE times from our return until after dinner ... a guy came and left some towels. We asked for extra coffee which he never did provide. Bed not pulled up. Nothing else done.
Third morning wasn't an issue because we checked out.
I had some work with me. No desk. That unit on the wall is useless, not nearly deep enough to use my notebook and reference notes. And the bench for seating is just silly. How about an ergonomic work chair like every other hotel has??
Most other hotels have updated their wall outlets to include USB. Why haven't you?
And the barn door on the ensuite bathroom is ridiculous. Light blasts through it in the middle of the night if someone is using it. Sound control is non-existent so again disturbs anyone else trying to sleep.
Finally, $45 to self-park after hiking across Stanley to the back of that parking lot? Ridiculous.
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The Ontario Side is the Best Side!
