The Red Coach Inn, Niagara Falls

Only good thing about the place was the soft bed. Stayed on the first floor and the people in the room above us got in around midnight. We could hear every foot step (sounded like there was at least 4 up there). Every time they flushed the tiolet it sounded like they were in our room. Pipes must have been in wall right next to our bed. We could hear the couple in the room next to ours get in around 2:30 AM. We could hear every word they said. Very out dated.

From the moment, I walked in this place it was disappointing. We had to wait in the doorway to get in. I had reservations for 8 P.M.and got there 20 minutes early and figured we could get a drink at the bar. Well there is only 4 seats and they were full (2 waiting for dinners to go) Waited exactly 15 minutes to get one drink. Then at 8:20 P.M. asked the host if the table was ready and his rude response exactly was "the kitchen is backed up, you would only be seated at the table and then have to wait for a server to order anyway" No sorry stuff just plain rude, No class at all. I hope he isn't the owner. Needless to say we left. By the way the table of 4 that was seated when we arrived at 7:40 was just getting their order taken when I checked on my table at 8:20. Unbelievable. I would rather eat at McDonalds then go back there.

Presidents used to stay here for their vacation. My grandfather was the master chef in the 1900s.great place to stay and historical.

We drove 5.5 hours to get here and tired we entered the dining room to get a cup of coffee. after the server saw that we just wanted a cup of coffee he was rude.. The room "The Aberdeen" room was awful.. The only windowwas the one that was located right at the front sidewalk. We felt like we were staying in a storefront window.. Then supper time.. We went outside to enter the entrance of the building and were asked if we had reservations?? We were not informed about reservations so we couldnt eat on the patio however we witnessed other folks came in with no reservations and were seated outside.. The website boasts that the Inn sits a mere 500ft from the falls.. not true! Its 500ft to the rapids of the american Falls.. The actual Falls itself is a 3/4 mile walk.. We cancelled the rest of our resevations the next day and went on into Canada.. The Sheraton has breathtaking views of both Falls and the service is outstanding..

We chose this for a quick, nearby getaway weekend for my birthday and as a change from the Canadian side of the border, where we live. The special offer was on "Groupon", so we thought this was a great opportunity to finally explore the American side of the Falls as well. Our expectations were far exceeded with the finest quality furnishings, service, attention to all details both in the accomodations and the diningroom. The staff was friendly, professional and very appreciative of our business--rare for "touristy' locations! Being directly across the street from the Upper Rapids of the American Falls, the background sound of the water was soothing. Although the overall decor is Old English/antique, all the expected modern conveniences are provided. The location makes it easily accessible to walk to many of the nearby attractions and central to a dozen more. Staying at this Inn felt like being in Europe without the travel time and expense required. We would say that the value is better than staying at the overpriced Hotels/Inns on the Canadian side of Niagara-On-The-Lake, the view is better across the border when dining at night, and the exchange rate is very good at this particular time. We not only look forward to returning in warmer weather to experience dining on their outdoor patio, but also plan to visit their second property, The Bistro at the Old Fort Inn, not too far away in Youngstown, N.Y. along the Niagara River.

I was there in Feb. 1949 and found the Red coach Inn not very quiet, I was just married and thought it would be so different. I guess I was expecting something very different Please note entering the year it doesn't allow it older than 2005

Having never been to Niagra Falls, we were unsure of where to stay, though we did want to stay on the American side. We chose the Red Coach Inn because of the location and other reviews. We made the right choice! Being able to just walk across the street to Niagra Falls State Park was very convenient. We also walked over the bridge to the Canadian side twice. We stayed in the Trafalgar room, which was in the back of the inn so we did not have a view of the river but that did not matter to us.However, I was a little concerned that anyone could come in to the parking lot and right up to our door. The room was very clean and well appointed. There was some remodeling being done in a nearby room with workmen there but that did not disturb us in any way. Breakfast was a choice of anything on the menu and very tasty. We also had dinner there and food was delicious and reasonably priced. Service was good. We could have stayed in a big box chain hotel for less money (not much less, though) but chose the Red Coach because we wanted a different experience. I would stay here again and would reccomend it to my family and friends.

We were 2 couples without children and preferred to stay on the american side, wanted a really nice place with free parking and breakfast. The Red Coach Inn surpassed our expectations. We had 2BR/2Bath/LR/FP suite. The decor is a bit frilly but it was SPOT LESS, spacious and comfortable. We are luxury travelers and this place is fantastic.

We went to this restaurant and the service was snooty and horrible. We walked out and got warmer, friendlier service at the Hard Rock Cafe!

My family and I loved our stay at the Red Coach Inn. It made it one of the our most wonderful memories of Niagara Falls. It is a truly beautiful hotel with a great staff, service and food. The Inn is located across for the rapids and American Falls. They made our stay in Niagara Falls the very best.