Welcome back to The Froggy Take—where I leap into new places, products, and experiences to share the real scoop with you. This week, my family and I packed up for a little Niagara Falls adventure and checked into the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson. Between the fresh-baked cookies, the cozy setup for the kids, and the short walk to all the main attractions, it turned out to be the perfect spot for our getaway. Here’s how it all went!
We stayed at the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson in Niagara Falls, ON, and honestly, it was such a great setup for our little family getaway. We booked a room with two Queen beds plus a sofa bed, which worked out perfectly—the kids had their own spot to crash, and we got to stretch out and watch TV without feeling cramped.
We rolled in just after 4 PM, excited to kick off the weekend. Check-in was super smooth—the staff at the front desk were so warm and welcoming, and they handed us complimentary bottled water since we’re Choice Privileges members. A small thing, but it felt nice. Even better? The lobby smelled like fresh-baked cookies when we walked in (and yes, we grabbed some).
Right across from the lobby, there’s a 24/7 hot beverage station with coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. That little perk became a lifesaver after long days of exploring—it was so cozy to grab a cup before heading up to the room or grabbing a cup on our way out again.
We headed up to our room to find our room and the room layout really made it easy for a family stay. On one side, we had the two Queen beds, a TV, nightstand, and a small closet. The other side (separated by a door) had the sofa bed, another TV, an armchair, a table with two chairs, and a mini-fridge with a counter area. It gave us a bit of separation, which was nice after a busy day.
The location was another big win. We were just a short walk to Clifton Hill and all the main Niagara Falls attractions, which made it super easy to get around with the kids. No stressing about parking or driving anywhere.
At check-in, we got breakfast vouchers, which we’d hand over for a solid breakfast spread. They had a mix of hot and cold options—bagels, English muffins, cereal, scrambled eggs, sausage, yogurt, muffins, and even tarts. Drinks included the usual coffee and tea, plus juices. It was more than enough to keep everyone fueled for the day.
After a busy morning of doing some attractions we returned to the hotel, had a bite to eat and then headed to try out the indoor pool. It was clean, not too crowded, and had everything we needed—towels right in the pool area, bins for used ones, and even a curtained-off changing area.
Overall, it was a super comfortable and convenient stay. The little touches—the cookies, the hot drink station, the family-friendly room layout—really made it feel like they’d thought about what families need. We’d definitely stay there again the next time we’re in Niagara Falls.
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