Beware high rooms! Overall we enjoyed our stay here, but I have to start with that negative. We were on the 22nd floor in one of the two-story rooms. The room was honestly the best thing about the hotel. But literally everybody in the hotel was complaining about the speed of the elevators. Not sure if one was broken or what, but collectively in four days, I am sure I waited a hour or more for elevators. It was truly ridiculous.
Getting to the restaurant was also challenging bc of this. After waiting over ten minutes for an elevator one morning, we walked 10 flights of steps down to try to get there. It is technically on the 13th floor ,but there was no entrance from the stairway onto that floor so we had to go down to the 12th floor and catch an elevator up. The lady at the omelette station was amazing, making six at a time! She needs a raise! The rest of the food was subpar buffet offering though, and the hostesses at the front were not accommodating with getting us a table quickly ( we had reservations btw), when we told them we were now running late because of the elevator debacle, and trying to get to one of the boat rides.
The Starbucks in the lobby is always packed with people, and beware- there are tons of families and kids!
As for location, I will say that from our room in the hotel you have really good views of the fall. Also, the hotel is close to a lot of the Falls attractions. I’m not a fan of Clifton Hill, so I didn’t like being right there on it, but if YOU like Clifton, then it’s a good location.
Sheraton, I really wanted to like you. And I did like my room. But the elevators, the crowds, and the unhelpfulness of Octavia at the front desk to get us a later checkout ( which we were promised by another front desk person a few days before) , all added up to a less than stellar visit.