Accommodation in Niagara-on-the-Lake
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.
The original capital of Ontario, Niagara-on-the-Lake is a historic Canadian destination. Every year it draws multitudes of tourists to the area with stunning landscapes, old time charm and an abundance of activities and attractions to satisfy every traveller. Located just 83 mi (134 km) from Toronto, the beautiful waterfront town’s immense appeal is complimented by its variety of top-notch accommodations, which provide access to all four corners of this stunning destination. Whether it is the consistency of popular chain properties, the charm of independent bed and breakfasts, luxury of upscale hotels or independence of vacation home rentals, the diverse accommodation scene has a little something for everyone.
The quaint town features accommodation options to meet every budget but wherever visitors end up staying, all are met with comfortable furnishings, modern amenities and one of Canada’s prettiest towns at their fingertips. Niagara-on-the-Lake is a relatively small town and as such its attractions are easily accessible from any location. Whether lodging in the heart of the historic town site or overlooking the picturesque Lake Ontario or Niagara River, the towns shopping, fine dining, and first-class theatres are only a short walk away, while a venture just outside the city’s limits will find world-class wineries, fruit orchards and golf courses.
The proud Canadian history of Niagara on the Lake proves to be a tremendous draw for tourists every year. Travelers flock to the Fort George National Historic Site and Laura Secord Homestead and are transported back to another time. Many accommodation properties also embrace the town’s rich past, boasting a vintage look and feel. If a Victorian experience sounds appealing than look no further than Prince of Wales Hotel, a popular establishment, and historic landmark, located in the heart of the stunning town.
Accommodations within Niagara-on-the-Lake are also a great option to access notable activities and attractions in the surrounding area. After just a short 16-mi (26-km) drive along the scenic Niagara Parkway, tourists will find themselves face to face with the world famous Niagara Falls, while only a 12-mi (20-km) drive transports visitors to the bustling amenity-filled city of St. Catharine’s. A trip into the bordering United States can also be easily made from Niagara-on-the-Lake. Many hotels, inns and bed and breakfasts offer special packages that combine overnight accommodation with discounted trips and tours to nearby wineries and attractions.
The Shaw Theatre Festival, a world renowned event that features the work of George Bernard Shaw, draws many tourists to the town between the months of April and October. Due to the popular festival and its co-incision with the beautiful summer months, this can be considered the high season for Niagara-on-the-Lake. For this reason, visitors should be prepared for increased accommodation costs during this time. Vacancy for the peak season can also be limited and therefore all reservations should be made in advance.
The quaint town features accommodation options to meet every budget but wherever visitors end up staying, all are met with comfortable furnishings, modern amenities and one of Canada’s prettiest towns at their fingertips. Niagara-on-the-Lake is a relatively small town and as such its attractions are easily accessible from any location. Whether lodging in the heart of the historic town site or overlooking the picturesque Lake Ontario or Niagara River, the towns shopping, fine dining, and first-class theatres are only a short walk away, while a venture just outside the city’s limits will find world-class wineries, fruit orchards and golf courses.
The proud Canadian history of Niagara on the Lake proves to be a tremendous draw for tourists every year. Travelers flock to the Fort George National Historic Site and Laura Secord Homestead and are transported back to another time. Many accommodation properties also embrace the town’s rich past, boasting a vintage look and feel. If a Victorian experience sounds appealing than look no further than Prince of Wales Hotel, a popular establishment, and historic landmark, located in the heart of the stunning town.
Accommodations within Niagara-on-the-Lake are also a great option to access notable activities and attractions in the surrounding area. After just a short 16-mi (26-km) drive along the scenic Niagara Parkway, tourists will find themselves face to face with the world famous Niagara Falls, while only a 12-mi (20-km) drive transports visitors to the bustling amenity-filled city of St. Catharine’s. A trip into the bordering United States can also be easily made from Niagara-on-the-Lake. Many hotels, inns and bed and breakfasts offer special packages that combine overnight accommodation with discounted trips and tours to nearby wineries and attractions.
The Shaw Theatre Festival, a world renowned event that features the work of George Bernard Shaw, draws many tourists to the town between the months of April and October. Due to the popular festival and its co-incision with the beautiful summer months, this can be considered the high season for Niagara-on-the-Lake. For this reason, visitors should be prepared for increased accommodation costs during this time. Vacancy for the peak season can also be limited and therefore all reservations should be made in advance.
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