Moffat Inn

Awesome old hotel inn great room comfortable quiet nice gas fire place! Modern bathroom very clean! Perfect location warm and comfortable! We slept 10 hours and never do that! Also great off season rate!

My wife and I stayed at the Moffat Inn recently. Although expensive (but what isn’t in Niagara-​on-​the-​Lake!), the rooms were well appointed, clean, and modern. The staff is delightful and the real benefits are 1) the proximity to all the cool stuff in the historic part of town and 2) the pub down in the basement. The pub had a great staff and lots of great food and drink deals. We took advantage of the Monday ½ price burgers! And you must try the ravioli appetizer! To die for! No breakfast, but brewed coffee in the morning. There is a great coffee place around the corner on King Street. Oh, and the Moffat Inn has its own parking lot — a good thing when the town is crowded!

The fondue was fantastic. Ordered the surf and turf and was pleasantly surprised with the variety and number of items (salmon, scallops, shrimp, steak, chicken, and pork). The meal also comes with a platter of roast potatoes and vegatabled which were also very good. Price wad $ 29 per person so with tax and tip you’re looking at about $ 90 for two

The Moffit Inn was a great hotel. Like said in additional review, why stay in the pricey Prince of Wales Hotel when you can stay for way less right next store. Also guests can use all the same amenities at any Vintage Hotel. Highly recommend.

This was a great place to stay in NOTL. It’s right on the main drag, about a block away from the really busy stretch of Picton Street. Across the street from a park. That means it’s quiet, but steps away from the bars and restos.
My room was about $ 130 per night, included a gas fireplace, and a nice sitting area with sofa and chair. They also have free wireless internet in the rooms.
It’s owned by the same company (Vintage Hotels) that owns the big fancy NOTL hotels (The Prince of Wales etc.) but is much cheaper. I don’t know why you’d pay twice as much to stay in one of their big-​named hotels, when this place is just as nice. Victorian charm.
I’ve recommended this place to many people. Several times, strangers outside the hotel asked me about it and said how they’d wished they’d booked there instead of where they were staying.
There is a restaurant, but I didn’t try it.