The Peninsula Inn & Resort

Inflated prices on the weekends ($ 56 to $ 165). Older hotel, front desk Asian lady was a bit rude and ignored the people waiting at the desk for a while. Ok hotel but not worth the inflated prices. Rooms are very basic with carpet stains and older beds.

Good place and good service. Can’t say anything bad about the staff but this hotel needs internet. Come on, guys! It’s the 21^st century. Get some wifi that will actually work…

This hotel is located kind of far but it’s good if you want to visit wineries in the area. The service is good and the gym is ok. The place seems a little dated but it’s fine. The music in the hallway is annoying at night however.

There were ants in the AC and the bathroom everywhere. They need an exterminator. It was so gross. The beds were uncomfortable and the bed sheets were very itchy. Breakfast isn’t complimentary and if you choose to pay for it, the continental breakfast was horrible. I recommend eating out. It had no eggs: X … a bunch of breads and cereal… no free wifi… and it wasn’t working properly. I wud ve paid a little extra for a better place

I spent last weekend at the Peninsula with my wife and we had a great time. The rooms were very clean and well taken care of (except for the area of the wall where a youngster must have gotten loose with a ball point pen), the lobby is very nice & spacious, the pool area is very clean, hot tub a very nice plus! My only complaint was their wifi and how slow it was. It felt like we were on ‘dial-​up’. Going down to the lobby didn’t even improve the issue. The front desk employees were very pleasant & always smiling… I booked through Expedia and received the best possible rate…
We will definately go back to this one…

Our stay at the Peninsula Inn over the Canada Day long weekend was quite pleasant!
Prices were affordable (which was nice, because hotels in the long weekends in Niagara can sometimes run quite pricy), the service was friendly, and our room was very nice, clean and spacious.
It’s a short drive from the hustle & bustle of downtown Niagara core, and also a short drive from Niagara-​on-​the-​Lake, and a cheaper option than staying in an inn/hotel/b&b directly in NOTL.
There is a pool, sauna, and gym on-​site that you can check out, and I believe they have spa packages for extra fees available. They also have a mini restaurant area for breakfast in the morning (can’t comment on the food since we did not eat there, but the prices and variety were good!)
Overall, a good option for a place to stay when you are visiting the area!