The official description
"Our two storey suites offer 780 sq. ft. of living space on two separate floors and a fantastic view of the Niagara Falls from the lower level step-out balcony" (Falls Avenue Resort). The hotel group calls them Two Storey Suites (hotel group). Note the words step-out: of all the room descriptions, this is the one that clearly promises a balcony you walk onto.
How the space works
Two floors usually means living space below and sleeping space above. The resort does not publish a floor plan, so do not count on a particular bed layout. What the number tells you: 780 sq ft is a lot of room by hotel standards, enough to keep a party of four from tripping over one another's luggage. Fire code caps any room at five guests, and some categories at fewer (policies).
Who it suits
- Two couples sharing a weekend.
- Parents with older children who want a door — or a staircase — between bedtime and the evening.
- Anyone who wants to stand outside with a coffee and hear the Falls rather than watch them through glass.
Before you ask
Stairs inside a suite are a poor fit for some guests. If anyone in your party uses a wheelchair or avoids stairs, choose a single-level room and mention accessibility needs in your request. The resort publishes its accessibility policy and plans (accessibility); our accessibility page covers this site.
Versus a Corner Suite
A Corner Suite gives two walls of glass and an oversized soaker tub on one level; a Bi-Level Suite gives more floor area and the step-out balcony. If you cannot decide, ask the desk for both and compare the rates for your dates.