Travelodge by Wyndham Niagara Falls

For the price, it was a great deal. We had a beautiful room with 2 queen beds for 4 people. The owner was also very helpful, checked us in at 12 and was available by phone whenever. Bring your toothpaste, there’s a 7/11 in a walking distance. Apart from that, you get towels, brushes upon request, soap, shampoo and conditioner. There’s a coffee machine too. Overall I’d say, it was a good experience, I would absolutely stay again. Definitely a good budget option for Niagara Falls, as it’s only a 15 min drive. There’s an outlet nearby as well.

Today sadly motels aren't for the tourists and travelers as a room for the week , but for the ones struggling with addiction and joblessness as their homes. Just go to an actual hotel if youre going to pay over 100 a night. You'll get a way better , more peaceful and private experience.

If I could leave negative stars, it would be more appropriate. These photos aren't of this hotel. Dirty, loud, creepy, stinks, doors dont close....|Checkout is 11am, at 9:20am some lady came banging on our window. We were sound asleep! When we answered it, in her best English, she said "oh sorry" then proceeded to stand at our window till we left. |Sheets are dirty. Carpet Filthy. The bathroom door doesn't come close to shutting. The front door had a 1" gap under it. It was 96° (all week), and they controlled the AC from the office. So much furniture in the room was a fire hazard. I kid you not, the toilet paper dispenser was at least 5' from the toilet. (I had to stand up to get TP!) When you arrive, they have you call a phone number on the door, and then they don't answer. Ice machi

No amenities. Staff watches you like a halk

Our stay here on October 11–12, 2025 was extremely disappointing. I was traveling with my 1.5-year-old baby and parents, and the hotel completely failed to provide even basic service. No front desk support: I called over 50 times, waited 30 minutes outside the office, and still no one answered or showed up. Even early in the morning (6:30–9:00 AM), no staff was available, and the phone line was either switched off or disconnected. I had to walk to a 7-Eleven store to get milk for my baby and warm water. Dirty and smelly rooms: The first room smelled heavily of smoke. I requested a change since I had a baby, but staff ignored the request. The second room was no better — there was leftover food in the fridge, no towels, and poor housekeeping. This was one of the worst hotel experiences I