The resort publishes 604 rooms and suites. Current renovation documents identify deluxe king, deluxe double-queen, corner king suite and king parlour configurations, including accessible versions.
How to choose
A deluxe king is the simplest choice for one or two travellers; a double-queen configuration gives separate beds and usually makes more sense for friends or families. Corner and parlour-style suites add living space, but exact layouts can differ. Treat the category name as a starting point, not a complete specification.
Views
The tower’s height means some rooms may offer broad city or river-area outlooks, but the resort does not make every room a Falls-view room. Ask for the exact view description attached to the rate. A request is not a guarantee unless the view is part of the booked product.
Typical in-room expectations
Published hotel materials position the rooms as full-service resort accommodation. Because in-room equipment and renovation status can change, confirm anything essential—such as a refrigerator, coffee setup, bathtub, roll-in shower or connecting door—directly before payment.
Accessibility
The property is listed as ADA compliant and publishes accessible room configurations. “Accessible” is not one universal layout. Ask the hotel to document the features you need, including door clearance, bathroom setup, bed height, hearing-accessible alerts and step-free routes from parking to the room.
Sources: resort planning materials and Destination Niagara USA; checked 29 September 2026. No first-hand stay claim is made.