What the resort says
"Our American and Canadian Falls Corner Suites offer a spectacular view of Niagara Falls along with an oversized soaker tub" (Falls Avenue Resort). That is the whole official description; there is no size, no floor and no bed layout on the page. The hotel group's guide adds that Corner Suites are among the room styles with "Superior views of Niagara Falls" (hotel group).
American or Canadian?
The Niagara River splits around Goat Island into two main falls. The American Falls is the straighter, northern fall; the Horseshoe Falls — the Canadian Falls — is the great curve that throws up most of the mist. A suite named for one will favour that one. If you are choosing for the spray and the scale, the Canadian corner is the obvious pick; if you prefer to see the whole sweep, including the Rainbow Bridge, ask the desk which corner gives the wider angle.
The tub
An oversized soaker tub is the second reason to book a corner. Whether the tub sits by the window in your suite, we cannot say from the official text; the illustration on this page is our imagination, not a photo.
Good to know
Corner Suites carry the same house rules as every room: check-in from 4 pm, check-out 11 am, no pets, one adult aged 18 or older per room (policies). For a special occasion, say so in the request notes — the desk passes it on.
Compared with the alternatives
Against a Fallsview room, a corner gives two walls of glass and the tub. Against a Bi-Level Suite, a corner keeps everything on one floor. For the cheapest way to see the Falls from the room, see Fallsview rooms.