Last week in August, 2007. Stayed at Super 8...read mixed reviews before hand. Actually a nice hotel; people seemed helpful but weren't really knowledgeable about the transportation facilities. Gave erroneous information. Awakened by fire alarm one morning with no explanation of what to do. Stood in parking lot for quite a while; when we got back to the room in our night clothes the cleaning staff wanted to know if we wanted the room done that day. What was that about. Continental breakfast was coffee and one day juice. Pancake house next door was overly expensive and not that great food wise. No comments from hotel staff about the inconvenience in fire alarm and evacuation, no free breakfast or lunch at the Pancase House next door, and no deduction in bill for inconvenience.

Good place to eat and reasonable priced is the Four Brothers...very personable, very rasonable, and very good food.

A lot of walking, lots to see, including for children. But everything from food to transportation to souveniers in so expensive.

Next time would stay on the American side.

Grey Line tours were good...first driver was excellent; second driver was ok but not as good as first driver. But got to see things probably wouldn't have otherwise, so would recommend the tours.

Falls are breath taking; best part of the trip.

We have been to Niagara Falls so many times I've lost count but this was the first trip for many on our church trip. This Super 8 was SUPER to my church family. Many commented on wanting to come back and
stay here again. We really appreciate how friendly and accomodating you all were to us. Thank you once again and I will continue to tell everybody I talk to about the trip to stay at your Super 8. Fran Allen, Xenia Ohio

This is the third time we have stayed at the Super 8 in Niagara. The staff have always been friendly, courteous and helpful. The rooms are nothing great to speak of, but they are at least clean and roomy although starting to look a little tired. It's a good budget hotel if you're doing a one-nighter at the casino.

We have stayed in several hotels in Niagara ranging from extreme budget (never go there again) to luxurious. Among the best but most expensive are the FallsView Casino hotel, Embassy Suites and Hilton.

This hotel is pretty much middle of the road. Not a dump although beginning to show signs of age, but certainly not one of the most desirable hotels in Niagara. It's a few minutes by car to either casino or the touristy areas of Niagara. When the other main hotels are charging 300+ a night, you can usually get a room here for around 100.

Again it's no Embassy Suites, but for a short one-night stay on a budget, it's a comfortable stay and they'll treat you right.

Okay, so obviously no Super 8 is going to be the Waldorf-Astoria. What we were looking for was a clean, reasonably priced room not too far from the action, so to speak. And for the most part that's what we got. We stayed in the superior whirlpool suite for $129 a night, which was fair. The room was supposedly non-smoking but there was an unmistakably smoky smell coming through the vents and in the room. Maybe that's just typical for old hotels, but I don't remember it seeming that strong elsewhere.

The room and bathroom was large and spacious and we had no complaints about the service, although we asked very little of staff. The decor is pretty '70's but this didn't bug us really. What was annoying was: the shady $4 per night "Marketing Levy" that they don't tell you anything about beforehand, and the beds: we like firm mattresses, but these ones were a little much. So if you like a VERY firm mattress and a clean room for good value, the Super 8 will probably fit the bill fine. We will stay somewhere a little more upscale next time, but we don't regret our 2 nights at the Super 8. .

Oh, and be prepared to walk, unless all you're planning on visiting are the "Gentlemen's Lounge" across the street and the nearby pawn shops.