Days Inn-Lundy’s Lane Resort

Friends of mine stayed at the Days Inn 3 days ago and they were chewed alive by bed bugs… Beware!

Definitely the worst hotel experience ever. The front desk lady Cristine was rude and had alot of attitude. The moment we walked in to our room, we noticed bugs all over the sink. We went back to Christine and told her, her response was «Its the summer» :| She then provide us with another room, and this time it had a terrible smell. Nonetheless, we got our money back and and she was not happy that we were leaving. She was more concerned about filling the vacant rooms then providing us with a clean room. Please do not give your money to this hotel. It is not worth it.

One of the worst hotels I have ever stayed at. Horrible and was $ 250/​night!!! How?!
We booked separately and stayed in two different rooms. The first room was horrible. When we were walking to the room, we already had a bad feeling. The hallway had these weird ramps everywhere, and our room was right in front of a ramp. If we walked out our door we will walk directly into the side of the ramp… What the?!
The room’s bathroom had a sliding door that had a broken lock. The sink wasn’t in the bathroom, but outside by the front door. Weird! Shower looked dirty and our face cloth had stains on it.
The room also smelled really bad… Like moldy.
The second night, we had a different room which was alot better. It had a normal bathroom with a normal door and the shower was a lot nicer. Smelled better too.
But… This was only thing available since it was long weekend. Next time booking earlier and never staying here again!

Ok so it’s pretty cheap hotel room so you get what you pay for. It’s about a 10 min drive from Clifton Hill. The room didn’t look THAT bad. It was clean, but it was pretty threadbare. Just beds, TV, desk, and lamps. But even the luminescence on the lamps seem dim. No frames hanging on the walls or décor. The indoor pool looked really «cloudy». We stayed 2 nights and both days the fire alarm went off in our room because the electricity went out. Pretty lame. Buuuut their staff was really nice and friendly. They were also helpful about getting around Niagara Falls.

We were sent here from the Ramada across the street when they overbooked. Air conditioning didn’t work, hotel smelled bad, night staff could not answer basic questions. Pool seemed greenish. Bed was old and just not fresh. wiFi too weak to be useful. Wimpys Diner was understaffed. Overall this hotel is Run-​down and stinky. Do not stay here!

Manager later informed me that blankets were stored in the room. Somewhere.

Oh god, it’s terrible.
You get less than you pay for, which is hopefully no more than $ 99 a night.
The only saving grace about this place is that it’s attached to Wimpy’s Diner, which is, despite its looks, a very decent and relatively cheap place to get food at all hours of the day and night.
The first room we had didn’t have a connection to the WiFi network and smelled of smoke so we asked to be moved to another room. This next room was a little bit better (and maybe even a few square feet larger) but still equally dismal.
There was also a nice little card in the room stating the price of items in the room: towels were $ 2-​$ 10, the toaster and coffee machines were $ 20 and $ 35, and pillows $ 9 each. I suppose instead of shopping at Bed Bath and Beyond, the clientele of the Lundy’s Lane Days Inn just take their room with them when they check out. This makes no sense to me, as the beds were uncomfortable, the maid service was spotty, and the supposed WiFi connection was even more unreliable.
The TV service, which I never before considered a sticking point, was unbearable. There were possibly 12 channels max, so the hotel definitely didn’t even have a subscription — I bet they just got stations over the air on an antenna. Forget about a big TV or even HD, and at least two stations were repeated in the lineup.
I think we stayed in Canada for six nights and seven days and each one was bleaker than the last. This is definitely not how I think of the glorious nation of Canada (the constant reminders that Canadians won the war of 1812 against the American agressors says much more), but it certainly has made me think about the criteria for defining a place you can sleep as a «hotel».
I did forget to mention — there were about three miniature golf courses in the area. Because you’ll spend absolutely no time in your room, these attractions will afford you many opportunities to work on your chip shot. If you like dinosaurs and still aren’t tired of mini-​golf, the Canadian side of Niagara falls has two great courses, a ferris wheel, and an arcade all wrapped up in a wonderful little tourist trap.
And, there are the falls, which are — of course — very majestic.
Days after I checked out of the Days Inn with my friends, I still hadn’t seen a charge for my stay. Had the gods been merciful and taken the punishment that was my stay at this hotel as payment over my hard-​earned money? No, a week later I did see the charge show up on my credit card. But it seems Lundy’s Lane was not through with me yet. In addition to the $ 550 for the stay, I had been charged an additional $ 190! I checked with my roommates (fellow prisoners) to see if they had stolen the entire room twice. No, wasn’t that. Then it occurred to me that I originally booked for eight nights. Even though I changed my reservation three weeks beforehand — well within their refund policy — Days Inn still managed to charge me. Damn!
No worries, I called up my credit card, showed them the last receipt I had from them, and had the debit reversed within days. Apparently the Days Inn didn’t even respond to the credit card company’s calls. They were all probably playing mini-​golf.
Anyway, if at all possible, stay away from this place. I will.

I booked this room for a getaway with my partner and I for a few days. After booking it I got to reading reviews online and got a little scared.
When I checked in my expectations were low, but overall this was a good place to stay. It’s a far walk from The Falls, but the parking is free at the hotel, which is nice.
The rooms were clean for the most part. Bathroom could have been a bit cleaner as there was hair on the floor when we got there.
The rooms were fairly modern, with a flat screen TV (that only got four channels).
This hotel isn’t anything special, but for $ 54 a night, it’s exactly what you pay for. If you’re expecting the Sharaton, then pay the $ 375 a night for it.