“Niagara on the Lake is a pretty town, has been, always will be”
The hotel is convenient for walking around town, catching the theatre, and grabbing a bite at nearby restaurants, but parking proved to be a real hassle.
WadeA month ago
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★★★★·Niagara-on-the-Lake·8.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Olde Angel Inn in Niagara on the Lake is a historic hotel housed in a charming 19th-century building, offering a unique atmosphere. Rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms, TVs, and parquet floors, with some offering patios, kitchens, and garden views. The family-friendly restaurant serves British cuisine with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, and is a 16-minute walk from Mississauga Beach.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel is convenient for walking around town, catching the theatre, and grabbing a bite at nearby restaurants, but parking proved to be a real hassle.
Wade·A month ago
The location is fine, but the attempt to create a pub downstairs with rooms above and a quaint Olde English vibe fell flat. Even after I complained about the noise at 6:30 am and asked it not to happen again, the same thing occurred the next night. The pub stays loud until about 12 pm, which is understandable, yet cleaners started at 6:30 am moving furniture with the radio on right below my bedroom—unacceptable after I’d already voiced my concerns. The staff member I spoke to claimed work didn’t start until 8 am, which is clearly false. The rooms themselves were poorly furnished: no bedside cabinet or reading light, beds tucked into a recess so both sides faced a wall. After a four‑week tour of Canada with no such issues, I asked to speak to the manager, but she wasn’t available. I eventually received a 25 % refund, yet I paid for two nights’ stay and didn’t get a full night’s accommodation, so I expected a full refund because the property breached its contract with me.
Mike·A month ago
We enjoyed the quiet of our little cottage, and getting to town was easy—everything on the main streets was within walking distance. It’s cool to be in a historic property, yet the cottage itself had a modern feel and all the essentials. We loved biking along the trail to Niagara Falls and stopping at the fruit stalls—very picturesque. The bedrooms and bathrooms were tiny, but the living room and kitchen had plenty of space. Parking could be an issue on the street during busy times.
Fiona·A month ago
I only dined there once, ordering steak and kidney pie, which turned out to be delicious, but the noise level at night could be noticeably lower.
Nancy·A month ago
The location was excellent—very central, within walking distance of parks, downtown, restaurants, and the beach.
Gettliffe·2 months ago