Swiss Cottage Inn

It was cozy and the staff was polite I’ll book again my wife was happy because it wasn’t far from the few locations we had to go. It was very quiet and private witch is also a plus.

The rooms had comfortable beds, great cable and the wifi worked. The bathrooms and floors need attention. The staff was very friendly.

This is a nice place. IT Is close to the falls and restraunts. Has a pool. Who needs a fitness center anyway?

It’s the cheapest spot in Niagara Falls,it’s located close to everything and had a clean bed to sleep in and a place to shower and handle human business. No it’s not a 5 star resort but it’s about $60 a night so if you’re expecting one that’s your own stupid fault. Staff was delightful and pleasant and made check in and out quick and easy. I will say this the bathroom is beyond tiny so if you’re a bigger person you may struggle a bit but that’s all. If I’m in the area again I’ll definitely come back again.

For a one night stay it was OK but for a full long stay in there never more like a truckers hotel

Room was cold - window heater worked poorly, toilet tank ran unless you got up and jiggle the handle every time. No Wi-Fi very dingy and worn. Would absolutely never stay there again.

Motel was a hole, only one outlet so either you have a light or you can charge an item, floors were barely cleaned, and was hardly bigger than a jail cell with a bathroom to match.

Sure! Here's a review in English for the hotel you mentioned: "I recently stayed at this hotel and had a great experience overall. The place was clean and well-maintained. However, there were a couple of issues. Firstly, the windows in my room didn't close properly what was a big safety issue . Secondly, the shower was a bit disappointing as the water only came out from the bathtub faucet and not from above. Despite these minor inconveniences, I still enjoyed my stay due to the cleanliness of the hotel and the positive actitud from the staff.

Arrived to very limited lighting, the sign out front was super dim. Sign outfront says rooms are $69. And Canadian money at par yet I was charged way more online-got screwed on that! The room, were you check out/in smells like someone had been smoking a pack a day Cigarettes without opening a window. How to move cob webs away from the door to get into the room, which look like something out of the 60s. The bed was on an odd angle for zero reason, carpeting that hasn't been changed in 40 years and smells like it, very limited lighting and no electrical plugs. The bathroom looks like you're about to die from a serial killer. And it's so tiny that you smash your head or knees on the sink which was constantly running because the taps were broken. When went back out to get luggage. All the outside lights were now off and it was so dark. And there's random people wandering around. The next morning, the cleaning lady is going in and out of rooms at 7 AM smoking, & talking so loud with some local guy. There's random chairs outside the rooms. Which people think is okay to sit outside and smoke dope and carry on super loud conversations at all hours. Walls are paper-thin. So had the privilege of hearing the family next to us carrying on conversations till 1AM. If you don't care about your safety or Cleanliness, then go ahead and stay here. Just make sure everyone knows where to have your body sent when you're killed. AVOID AT ALL TIMES!!!!