Key Facilities:

  • Swimming Pool
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Internet
  • Wifi
  • Gym/Fitness Centre
  • Spa
  • Business Centre
  • Laundry

Price: from £137 to £173 per person per night

Hotel overview

The Prince of Wales is a characterful heritage property located in the centre of pretty Niagara on the Lake. It's ornate architecture, period décor and antique furnishings are partnered with a very warm welcome and traditional hospitality which makes it a unique place to stay in this area. Each room is decorated differently with either a king or queen bed, or two doubles, depending on your requirements. Despite the age of the property you can enjoy modern in-room amenities such as Nespresso coffee machine, Bose speaker system and high-speed internet. There is an indoor pool, fitness centre and wellness spa along with several eating options: Nobel Restaurant offers fine dining; an indulgent afternoon tea can be taken in the Drawing Room; and the Churchill Lounge is the ideal spot for a casual drink and meal.

 

Excursion

Niagara Region - Ideas for Free Time

There are a whole host of waterfall-related attractions at Niagara, and the Adventure Pass is a great way to access the main ones: the White Water Walk, Journey Behind the Falls, Niagara’s Fury, and the Hornblower Cruise. You just have to take a deep breath and go with the flow here – it is generally bursting at the seams with visitors, but amongst these various attractions, there is a lot to learn about both the natural and cultural history of the falls – for example, the mind-boggling statistics of how much water passes through here and the weird and wonderful world record attempts that have been made on both ascending and descending the falls. To get away from the crowds, you don’t have to go far along the Niagara Parkway. Just ten minutes away are the serene Botanical Gardens and the magical Butterfly Conservatory, where thousands of colourful butterflies are bred and nurtured in a huge tropical greenhouse with pathways and interpretive information throughout. A little further on is the iconic Niagara Clock – a unique, 40-foot-wide floral timepiece. Pretty Niagara-on-the-Lake is the kind of place where you can easily lose a couple of hours, and more than likely spend a few dollars. Here, you will find a delightful complement of charming little shops selling everything from bespoke hats and hand-crafted jewellery to giftware and quality antiques. If the temptation is too much, then you can retreat to one of the many lovely cafés and just watch the world go by. There is also a nice waterfront path which skirts the shoreline, bordered by trees and parkland, and with extensive views out across Lake Ontario – on a clear day, you can see the silhouette of Toronto on the other side. Finally, this whole area is an excellent fruit-growing region, and you will often see stalls on the side of the road selling a selection of locally grown items. This also means fantastic wine, and there are a number of distinguished vineyards in the region, most with open cellar doors and a few with restaurants that will happily serve you a delicious, wine-matched lunch.

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