The best thing about this hotel is that it is close to everything. Even though it is on busy Clifton Hill you couldn't hear any noise from our hotel room.
We made reservations six months in advance with a senior citizen rate and they gave us the top (3rd) floor far from everything. You would think booking so far in advance and being a senior citizen they would have given us a room on the 1st or 2nd floor. The worst thing was that there were no elevators and it was very difficult to bring our suitcases to our room or even return to our room after a long day of walking the hills of the Niagara Falls area.
The room itself was horrible - the view from the window was a cement wall, the air conditioning did not cool the room enough for a hot August day, and the carpets were stained and had burn marks for a non-smoking room. The pool itself was okay but the pool area was a mess and half of the furniture was old and broken. The breakfast that was included was okay if you like cereal and toast. The friendliest hotel staff member was the elderly gentleman who was the parking attendant, the others just seemed as if you were bothering them.
This is definitely not a hotel for people with health problems or the elderly - remember no elevators. Spend a few extra dollars and stay at a hotel that you can REALLY enjoy!

We booked this hotel based on good reviews on TripAdvisor, and because it cost substantially less than the newer high-rise hotels (and we wanted to save our money for tourist activities instead). For the price, it was GREAT. The location is right there on beautiful Clifton Hill: 1) literally a block from The Falls, so you can just walk down to the Maid of the Mist boat ride and other tours, no need to drive or take a shuttle; and 2) right in the midst of a Vegas-style tourist strip of bright lights, music, and family-friendly popular attractions. Parking was easy at the hotel and free since we stayed there. This Travelodge is definitely not new, but our large room, for two adults and four older children, was clean, cool in July, and comfortable, with three double beds and a nice modern bathroom. Waiting for us were enough towels, pillows, and bath amenities for all six of us -- rare attention to detail even in more upscale hotels. The room also had a microwave (with complimentary popcorn -- happy kids) and a small fridge. We didn't use the outdoor pool, but it looked very clean and inviting. Next morning's continental breakfast, included, was a little slim, mostly to-be-toasted items, cereal, and some fruit salad, but that was the only aspect that did not exceed our expectations. The desk staff was pleasant and informative about the area, and even after we checked out, allowed us to leave our car parked for free while we took a tour of the natural wonder that is The Falls. We were delighted with our stay in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and enthusiastically recommend the Travelodge on Clifton Hill.

The location of this hotel is excellant! Room was clean but the bed was literaly falling apart. Very uncomfortable! The price was very good, but everything else in the area was pretty pricey.

After reading reviews we decided to try this hotel and add it to our long list of places we have stayed in the Falls. It was pretty much as advertised and overall we were pleased. Even in the dead of winter the place was pretty much full on Saturday night so be aware of that.

Pros: Right on Clifton Hill, very clean, nice decor, very reasonably priced, decent breakfast, parking included (rare).

Cons: Right on Clifton Hill, no inside pool or exercise room, walk outside to breakfast (for most rooms), outside doors.

Now the problem. We booked a king / NS and when we got there they put us in 301; a HUGE room with a full size sleeper couch and the works...... wow. First two nights, GREAT. Third night, not so great. There were DOUBLE adjoining doors to the next "room" which was their four bed family suite (capacity 10).

The problem was they rented that room to a group of 14 (we counted) sixteen year old girls and four of their mothers. Add in a 80 decible boom box and we were asking to be moved. Only non-smoking room available was two doubles on the ground floor which had it's share of traffic noise and car doors slamming.

After some complaint they did take $20 off our bill..... fair.

So overall if you NEED to be close to all that stuff on Clifton this is a good choice; if not, stick with one of our low cost favorites, Comfort Inn on Lundy's, Diplomat, or Courtyard Marriott.

For more $$ go to the Doubletree, Fallsview Marriott or the new casino hotel.