2/5 Chiu T. 1 year ago on Google
The
only
thing
good
about
this
hotel
is
the
proximity
to
Rainbow
Bridge
and
Niagara
Falls.
The
location
otherwise
is
a
little
bit
suspicious;
the
parking
lot
is
poorly
lit
at
night,
and
its
located
across
the
street
from
a
helicopter
place
(which
is
empty
at
night)
and
a
non-operational
inn;
I
would
not
feel
safe
walking
around
outside
at
night.
We
arrived
late
at
night/early
next
morning,
and
we
saw
individuals
roaming
the
parking
lot.
On
the
note
of
parking,
there
are
signs
that
indicate
it
costs
$30
and
is
only
for
hotel
guests.
For
those
that
believe
its
free,
I
encourage
you
to
look
at
your
bill
and
exactly
what
you
are
paying
for;
we
were
told
ours
is
built
into
our
stay
and
therefore
non-refundable.
They
have
a
relatively
small
surface
level
parking
lot
and
a
smaller
underground
garage.
At
the
time
of
my
stay,
1/4
of
the
underground
garage
was
roped
off,
presumably
for
repairs
as
I
saw
what
looked
like
chunks
of
the
ceiling
on
the
ground.
Additionally,
the
underground
parking
spots
are
extremely
narrow,
several
cars
(even
sedans)
we
saw
were
parked
over
the
lines
and
prevented
someone
from
someone
parking
next
to
them.
As
far
as
I
can
tell,
the
hotel
staff
does
nothing
to
ask
them
to
correct
their
parking.
Between
the
double
parking
and
small
parking
garage/lot,
this
often
means
anyone
arriving
late
(I'd
say
after
7pm)
won't
be
able
to
find
parking
in
the
hotel
lot
and
will
be
asked
to
park
across
the
street
at
the
inn
(and
you
won't
get
a
refund
for
parking
because
its
built
into
your
stay).
(Even
with
the
hotel
parking
lot
at
full
capacity,
if
the
underground
garage
was
fully
open,
I
question
and
doubt
they
would
be
able
offer
each
of
their
guests
room
one
parking
space.
Attached
photo
of
the
surface
lot,
keep
in
mind
this
is
a
7
story
hotel
with
at
least
20
rooms
on
a
floor.)
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