Cannery Lofts Niagara
Loft-style rooms with a real kitchenette
About this hotel
Cannery Lofts trades a standard hotel room for a genuinely self-catering loft layout: a kitchenette and dining area in every room mean a family can handle breakfast or a late snack without leaving the building or paying restaurant prices every meal. Parquet floors and private check-in and check-out give the stay a quieter, more independent feel than the casino towers eight minutes away, while full-day security and a lift cover the practical side of a longer family trip. Sitting roughly 1 km from Skylon Tower, it's close enough to the corridor's main attractions without the noise of the busiest hotel blocks nearby, and travellers comparing this property against others nearby should weigh that detail carefully, since it rarely shows up in a quick scan of the room photos alone.
- In-room kitchenette
- Private check-in
- Near Skylon Tower
Our take
This is a strong choice for families wanting to self-cater some meals and cut costs over a multi-day stay, particularly larger groups who'll use the kitchenette regularly. It's less suited to travellers wanting an on-site pool or spa, since the property's appeal is the loft layout and independence rather than resort amenities.
- ✓Stock the kitchenette on arrival day with breakfast basics, saving meal money for water-park tickets and evening dinners out instead.
- ✓Book well ahead for longer stays, since loft-style self-catering rooms like these sell out faster than standard hotel rooms on this corridor.
- ✓Use private check-in to skip a busy front-desk queue after a long travel day arriving with tired kids.
Why we love it
- In-room kitchenette and dining area
- Private check-in and check-out
- Full-day security throughout the stay
- Quieter, independent loft-style feel
Why guests love itHaving a real kitchenette meant we could handle breakfast and a few dinners ourselves across our week here, which added up to real savings we put toward extra park tickets. The private check-in after our late flight also meant we weren't waiting behind a long line of other tired families at the front desk, which is the kind of thing that only really shows up once you're actually staying there with tired kids.