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A cozy living area features a dark sofa paired with a brown armchair, encircled by large windows that allow natural light in. A rustic wooden coffee table sits on a soft area rug, and a contemporary chandelier hangs from the ceiling, adding character to the space.
Apartment in North Tonawanda
5 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

Downtown NT Chic & Cozy Webster St apt 1

KarenRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Very happy with stay. My husband said it is the nicest shower he has ever seen. Clean, as described!
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A kitchen cabinet interior displays charming flamingo-themed dishware. A pink flamingo-shaped teapot and matching mugs are positioned alongside canisters labeled 'SALT'. Plates are neatly stacked on the top shelf, contributing to an organized and inviting kitchen space.
Apartment in North Tonawanda
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

The Fla-Ming-home

DaveRating, 5 stars1 week ago
A nice, comfortable and accessable place to stay! Restaurants and shopping are close and even walkable to some locations. I was on a work trip, but Niagra Falls State Park was only 20 minutes away and this location is walkable to Niagra River. I would stay here again!
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A well-equipped kitchen counter displays two coffee machines, one single-serve and one traditional drip model. A variety of coffee pods are organized neatly in a container beside the machines. The countertop features a textured surface, enhancing the functional kitchen space.
Home in Lockport
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Cozy Modern Farmhouse

StevenRating, 5 stars5 days ago
It was very nice. The inside is nicely decorated and appointed. The beds were comfortable. New front porch was a nice space to hang out. Updated everything, enough appliances to make almost anything, linens were nice, towels soft. Parking in the back, off the street, was very helpful. Overall, nice little house, very comfortable. I would rent it again.
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Home in Burt
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 97 reviews

The Eagle's Bluff Lake House

ChristinRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Great place, great host!! What a fantastic place to stay! Just a short drive to lots of fun things to do, amazing views and a quaint home. Honestly can’t recommend it enough. Susan also went above and beyond to make sure our stay was perfect. We had a great time!
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The exterior of a modern two-story house is shown, featuring large windows and a stone façade. Lush green lawns frame the home, with neatly trimmed shrubs and trees. A patio area with seating is visible, providing an inviting outdoor space for relaxation.
Home in Tonawanda
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

The Niagara Shores

LeiRating, 5 stars6 days ago
We had a wonderful and comfortable stay at Adam’s place! The house is lovely and clean and was very spacious for us four adults. It was the perfect location for visiting Niagara Falls, as it’s an easy 20-minute drive away.
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The exterior of the home features a spacious deck with a hot tub and seating area. Surrounding greenery and mature trees provide a natural atmosphere. The light-colored siding contrasts with the dark metal roof, and the large windows allow for ample natural light.
Home in Wilson
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 60 reviews

*HOT TUB | 25 mins to Niagara Falls | LAKE FRONT

MichaelRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
our stay was excellent. the gas fire pit at night was a great touch and the hot tub jst off the deck was perfect. the house the bed was very comfortable. the kitchen is great. the sunroom to see the sunset at night was perfect the yard was huge lots of room well taken care of it was a great time
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Home in Wilson
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Gnome Home

ErikaRating, 5 stars3 days ago
Had the most amazing time visiting for a friends wedding. Highly recommend
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The kitchen area features rich wooden cabinets, providing ample storage. A dark granite countertop extends along the workspace, paired with a stylish sink and modern fixtures. A door leads to another room, enhancing the functional layout of the space.
Home in Youngstown
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Home on serene & scenic Lake Rd

BalakishanRating, 5 stars8 months ago
I just wanted to share some fabulous feedback on our recent stay at Nick's property near Niagara Falls. The location itself was nothing short of stunning. There's something extraordinary about being that close to nature's beauty. But it wasn't just the location that impressed us. The property had such a great ambiance that we instantly felt at home. I can't recommend it enough for anyone looking for a serene getaway. Can't wait to go back on our next vacation. Just thought you should know! Cheers!
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Your guide to Niagara County

All About Niagara County

Most famous for the three iconic waterfalls on the New York and Canada border, Niagara County is a blend of metropolitan modernity and small-town life, encompassing three major cities and 17 smaller towns and villages. As you drive through the county, you’ll notice massive wooden farms and cobblestone-walled warehouses displaying the area’s proud agricultural history. At the same time, the cultural evolution in the cities is evident in the columned stone facades of 18th-century buildings and the sleek 21st-century glass-and-metal modernism.

In recent years, Niagara County has developed a robust cultural scene for the visual and culinary arts. The Niagara Arts and Cultural Center is home to artist studios, galleries hosting exhibitions, theaters, and more. After visiting the falls, it’s also common to see beautiful street murals while making your way down to one of the local bagel shops, wineries, or brew houses. The free Discover Niagara Shuttle is an easy way to transport yourself between Niagara Falls, Lockport, Lewiston, and Youngstown. Between these four cities alone, you can feel the power of the falls, travel back in time to pre-Revolution Niagara, and experience the artistic and scientific communities turning this city into the cultural hub it is today.

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

Most of the region’s artistic and cultural festivals occur between June and early September, when temperatures are warm and sunny, and the falls provide a cooling mist to the nearby city. It’s also when the falls are at their most powerful, and you can truly understand why the area was named “thunder of waters” by the local Indigenous peoples. If you’re looking for a quieter season to stay in one of the area’s cabins or cottages, the region slows down as temperatures drop in autumn, making it a great time to admire the beautiful amber colors of the foliage. Most of the major attractions close during the sub-freezing winters, though you may find some local options for ice skating, sledding, and pond hockey.

Top things to do in Niagara County

Niagara Falls

With more than 1,100 feet of falls to discover, Niagara Falls can be tackled via a network of hiking trails, most of which are flat and accessible for beginners, including ones leading towards the man-made Cave of the Winds. This cave permits you to go under the Niagara Gorge in an elevator before opening up to the wooden walkways that will lead you to the Hurricane Deck, prime location for seeing the falls from below — and for getting soaked. No matter which area you tackle first, remember to pick up your free poncho before hopping on your boat or foot adventure, and look out for rainbows that often appear in the sky above.

Lewiston

The riverside village of Lewiston has as much historical and cultural significance as it has natural beauty. The Freedom Crossing Monument memorializes the city’s history as one of the last stops on the Underground Railroad. Cultural and artistic festivals occur every weekend during the summer, and the Castellani Art Museum hosts year-round exhibits. The Niagara Gorge and the Lewiston waterfront let you reconnect with nature, and you can stop by the Niagara Power Vista to learn how the city has harnessed the hydroelectric power of the falls.

Lockport Cave

Less than a 30-minute drive from most Niagara Falls cabin vacation rentals are two caverns under the city of Lockport, New York. One is naturally formed, and the other is man-made from the 19th century. Boats will take you through the caverns, providing a simultaneously serene and slightly eerie experience, especially if you take one of the haunted tours.

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