Key Facilities:

  • Swimming Pool
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Internet
  • Wifi
  • Gym / Fitness Centre
  • Business Centre
  • Child Friendly
  • Laundry
Price: from £120 to £166 per person per night

Hotel overview

Queen’s Landing is a grand, Georgian style hotel; a refined option in Niagara-on-the-Lake. There is a welcoming warmth to the property, with attentive staff who are on hand to help from the moment you walk through the door. All rooms have stylish furnishings with understated décor in neutral colours and luxurious finishes which add to the home away from home feel. Tiara Restaurant has panoramic views over the Niagara River and uses fresh, local produce to create imaginative regional dishes. Bacchus Lounge offers more casual fare whilst a summer sundowner can be enjoyed on the outdoor patio. The property has a small indoor pool and an old English-style library where guests can browse the extensive collection of books.

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.

Excursion

Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tasting

The Niagara Peninsula juts out in to Lake Ontario, a flat promontory kept cool by Lake Ontario and thus perfect for grape growing. This region is therefore home to a fine range of vineyards, from family-owned, small batch specialists to large estates offering whites, reds and everything in between. Most of the wineries have open cellar doors and you can just turn up and sample some of their produce, and in some places do a short tour. PLEASE NOTE: The drink drive limit in Canada is the same as in the UK and they are very strict in enforcing this. Please ensure you do not exceed the limit during a wine tasting session. If you are at all concerned it is possible to take a taxi or even walk to several of the wineries. We can pre-book local winery tours in Niagara-on-the-Lake at the following estates: Jackson Triggs Estate – take a one hour guided tour to get a behind the scenes glimpse of how this multi award-winning estate operates. It features three classic grapes – Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling – and at the end of the tour you will get to sample them. The estate is a leisurely 30-minute walk from central Niagara-on-the-Lake, along a fairly busy road. Alternatively a taxi will take about 5-7 minutes. Peller Estate - Peller Estate has been in the same family for three generations and this one hour tour is a great introduction to their wines – a wide selection of varietals from all over the region. With a philosophy of producing food-focussed wine you will learn about how this is achieved and taste three wines as you go around. If you wish to experience the result of the philosophy then why not stay for lunch at the winery restaurant where you can enjoy fine food with, of course, expert wine-matching. The estate is about a 30-40 minute walk from central Niagara-on-the-Lake along tree-lined street, in part alongside Paradise Grove Park. A taxi would take 5-7 minutes. Chateau de Charmes – Owned by the Bosc family, and with a long history of wine growing, this estate is committed to sustainable practices and producing 100% home-grown wines. This tour takes roughly an hour and a half and takes you on the journey of the grape from the vine to the glass. Learn about the techniques and process used here and then sample the finished product. This estate is 14 kilometres from Niagara on the Lake so a bit too far to walk. A taxi would take around 20 minutes.

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