The four types
The resort names four Fallsview room types: American Fallsview, Superior Fallsview, Deluxe Fallsview and King Fallsview. All have "specially designed floor-to-ceiling windows" facing Niagara Falls (Falls Avenue Resort). The page does not give sizes, bed layouts or floor ranges for each type, so neither do we. The names suggest the logic — an American Fallsview faces the American Falls more than the Horseshoe; Superior and Deluxe climb in position; King is about the bed — but ask the desk before you rely on it.
The balcony question
"Each of the Fallsview rooms at the hotel offers a balcony — a guestroom amenity that is exclusive to the Sheraton Fallsview," says the resort. The casino's partner page goes further: the only hotel in Niagara Falls "to offer guestrooms with a balcony overlooking the Falls" (casinoniagara.com). One Marriott listing we saw only as a search snippet speaks of a Juliet balcony. So: there is something outside the glass, and how far you can step onto it may depend on the room. Note it in your request.
Fireworks from the bed
The hotel group suggests booking a Fallsview room to watch the fireworks over the Falls from your room (fireworks page). For winter 2026–27 those are every Friday and Saturday at 8 pm from 14 November to 10 January, plus 8 pm and midnight on New Year's Eve. Those nights fill first; if you want one, ask early and say so in the notes.
Premium rooms with jetted tubs
The hotel group's guide also lists "Premium Fallsview rooms with Jetted bathtubs" (hotel group). We cannot tell from the official pages whether these are a fifth Fallsview type or an upgraded version of the four above.
Mist, glass and the morning
A practical note in the postcard voice. The spray that makes the view also lands on the glass. On a windy day the river-side panes can look softened, as if seen through a light rain. That is the Falls, not the cleaning. The clearest views tend to come with a breeze blowing the cloud away from the hotel — and no hotel can promise you that.
Who it suits
Couples, anniversaries, first-time visitors, anyone who will spend more of the stay at the window than at the tables. If your party is four, compare with the Bi-Level Suites; if the bath matters, the Corner Suites.