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Top-rated vacation rentals in Niagara Falls

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Townhouse in Niagara Falls
Rain-Beau On The Falls!
Welcome to the Rain-Beau By The Falls home! The home is a side by side town house with its own private patio, private entrance, and private parking for one car. The home is within walking distance (under 15 min) of the astonishing Falls & (10 mins walk) Seneca Niagara Casino & 2 min walk to The Aquarium, and popular Gorge and hiking trails. Less than 10 min walk to Rainbow Bridge to Canada. Also, within a short drive, you will find the charming Village of Lewiston-(Artpark- concerts/art).
$84 per night
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Townhouse in Niagara Falls, New York
Son-rise By The Falls
Welcome to the Son-Rise By The Falls home! The home is a side by side town house with its own private patio, private entrance, and private parking for 2+ cars. The home is within walking distance (under 15 min) of the astonishing Falls & (10 mins walk) Seneca Niagara Casino & 2 min walk to The Aquarium, and popular Gorge and hiking trails. Less than 10 min walk to Rainbow Bridge to Canada. Also, within a short drive, you will find the charming Village of Lewiston-(Art Park- concerts/art)
$80 per night
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Condo in Niagara Falls, New York
Entire Condo Minutes from Niagara Falls (USA)
**Students, contact me for weekly rates through the winter months** Newly renovated roomy flat just minutes from Niagara Falls. Entire flat boasts full access to kitchen with new appliances, comfortable beds with neutral linens and for the best rest, black out curtains in both bedrooms. Netflix, Amazon Prime, WWE and MLB on a flat screen TV. FREE OFF STREET PARKING! Have a large group coming? This property can accommodate up to 6 people upon request.
$62 per night

Stay near Niagara Falls's top sights

Niagara Falls State Park151 locals recommend
Cave of the Winds72 locals recommend
Maid of the Mist123 locals recommend
Niagara Falls484 locals recommend
Rainbow Bridge9 locals recommend
Casino Niagara113 locals recommend

Niagara Falls home rentals

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Home in Burt
Waterfront Cottage with Hot tub
$53 per night
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Home in Youngstown, New York
Lazy Lake Daze - Waterfront Property
$110 per night
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Home in Niagara Falls, New York
♥3 bdrm Niagara Falls Home ♥ A/C♥ Hot Tub♥ Parking
$144 per night
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Home in Niagara Falls, Canada
Ole Dentist Office Historical Huron House 1890
$49 per night
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Home in Youngstown, New York
Tucked Away - Cozy 4BR Waterfront Home w/Hot Tub
$243 per night
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Home in Burt, New York
Parkside Cottage & Hot Tub, Olcott Beach, NY (USA)
$89 per night
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Home in Burt
Laketown Cottage:House with large yard by the lake
$111 per night
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Home in Niagara Falls
Parkside Estate, Niagara Falls, USA + Free Parking
$104 per night
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Home in Buffalo, New York
From Home Away To Home To Stay!
$99 per night
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Home in North Tonawanda
Unit A - Modern STUDIO Sleeps 3
$84 per night
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Home in Lewiston
Cozy two bedroom home in the village of Lewiston
$90 per night
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Home in Burt
Lakeview Cottage with Hot Tub, BBQ and Fire Pit!
$81 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Niagara Falls

Total rentals

920 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

450 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

20 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

140 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

520 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

75K reviews

Your guide to Niagara Falls

All About Niagara Falls

Located on the border between New York state and Ontario, Canada, and sitting between the deep waters of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, the city of Niagara Falls offers peaceful nature reserves, historic forts, and fertile surrounding vineyards. It’s also famously home to some of the most powerful and beautiful waterfalls in North America — some 6 million cubic feet of water gush through the falls every minute. The falls themselves are a set of three separate waterfalls — American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls — all emanating from the southern end of Niagara Gorge.

Away from the water, there are lots of ways to enjoy the great outdoors in Niagara Falls, from admiring spring flowers in DeVeaux Woods State Park to snowshoeing at Royalton Ravine, and relaxing with a round of golf at one of the nearby courses. The nearby Niagara River is known for its abundance of birdlife, with great blue herons a regular fixture. In town, Art Alley is the canvas for a public mural project showcasing local artists, while the restored Old Fort Niagara provides an insight into Native American life with original artifacts and reenactments.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Niagara Falls

Summer is the peak season in Niagara Falls, with warm daytime temperatures occasionally tempered by the cooling mists and spray emanating from the falls and kayaks peppering the river. Fall is an excellent time to cozy up at a vacation rental in Niagara Falls and explore the surrounding New York wine region, as this is when the local wineries begin their grape harvest. Niagara Falls State Park also looks resplendent at this time of year — the Great Gorge Scenic Overlook Hike is a good vantage point for admiring the changing foliage. Winter, and the holiday season in particular, is special in Niagara Falls, when the falls are lit up at night. When spring rolls around, the city’s green spaces burst into life with purple martin birds flying overhead and vibrant displays of tulips on the ground.


Top things to do in Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls from the water

Whether it’s the Erie Canal, Lake Ontario, or the falls themselves, this region is dominated by water. One of the most popular ways to feel the power of Niagara Falls is seeing them from underneath on a boat. Several local operators run boat tours that will bring you close enough to the thundering cascades that you’ll be soaked from the spray. But don’t worry, most tours come with a waterproof poncho to keep you at least a little dry.

Niagara Falls State Park

With the roaring falls at its center, Niagara Falls State Park is the country’s oldest state park. Since 1885, visitors have been drawn to this unique vantage point overlooking the Niagara River. Today, the park’s 400 acres include an observation tower and the remains of the Schoellkopf Power Station, accessed by an elevator ride deep into the Niagara Gorge.

Wine tasting

The area around Niagara Falls is one of the biggest wine-producing regions in North America, with dozens of wineries specializing in everything from Riesling and Pinot Gris to fruit wines, mead, and even ciders. Lewiston is known for its IPA, while alcohol-infused frozen custard is on the menu in Barker, which boasts most of the area’s apple orchards.

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