What you get
"This room features floor to ceiling windows that overlooks Queen Victoria Park, the Clifton Hill Tourist District and the city skyline of Niagara Falls and are available with one or two queen beds" (Falls Avenue Resort). That is the full official description.
What that view is
Queen Victoria Park is the green ribbon of lawns and gardens that runs along the river on the Canadian side. Clifton Hill is the steep street of attractions that climbs from the river towards the city — lit late into the evening. The skyline is the cluster of towers on the Fallsview district ridge. In the Winter Festival of Lights season, the festival's 8 km route runs through the Niagara Parks lands along the river.
Who it suits
Families who will be out all day at the waterpark and only need beds; travellers who like the lights of a busy street more than a waterfall; anyone booking two rooms for a group where one Falls-view room is enough to gather in. One or two queen beds, so up to four in a room depending on the category limits (policies).
The trade-off, said plainly
You will not see the Falls from bed. You will hear the street on a busy summer night more than you would on the river side. You will usually pay less — but because rates move daily we do not print any; the desk will quote both a Garden View and a Fallsview rate if you ask.