A Chic Eclectic Inn Steeped in History
Nestled in Queenston on the southern edge of the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, The South Landing Inn was built in the early 1800s and boasts a 200-year history as one of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s cornerstone hotels for tourists of the region.
Overlooking the Niagara River, this casual historic inn provides its thousands of guests every year the quiet, unspoiled charm of a chic, eclectic country inn within immediate reach of Niagara Falls and the Niagara region’s restaurants, performing arts, outdoor activities, and well-reputed vineyards.
The Rooms
The South Landing Inn has 6 different rooms, each furnished with antiques & Persian carpets, with access to our public patios, balconies, and greenspace. Each room has full access to the hotel lounge, guest pantry, and a small library. We serve a complimentary continental-style breakfast every morning from fresh, local ingredients.
- One King Bed
- Two Queen Beds
- Two Full Bathrooms
- Bar & Fridge
A gorgeous and spacious 2-room suite overlooking the Niagara River with 1 king bed in the main room and 2 queen beds in an adjoining room separated by a sliding door for privacy.
Persian rugs and antique furniture compliment the high-quality beds and clean, crisp linens. Two full bathrooms are stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryers. This suite also features a micro-kitchen with a small fridge, sink, and nespresso machine. Original prints complement the unique ambiance of the room.
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- One King Bed
- One Full Bathroom
- River View
A beautiful and intimate king room overlooking the majestic Niagara River.
A stunning Persian rug grounds a small sitting area, an Art Deco antique wardrobe, and other vintage furniture sourced from the local area. An extra-comfortable, high-quality bed is outfitted with clean, crisp linens. A full bathroom is stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryer. Original prints complement the unique ambiance of the room. Rooms also feature a TV, ironing boards and irons.
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- One King Bed
- One Full Bathroom
- River View
A bright and airy king room graced by north-facing windows and a full balcony view overlooking the river to the east.
Antique pine Canadiana furniture is offset by a fabulous vintage carpet. An extra-comfortable, high-quality king bed is outfitted with clean, crisp linens. A full bathroom is stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryer. Original prints complement the unique ambiance of the room. Rooms also feature a TV, ironing boards and irons.
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- One Queen Bed
- One Full Bathroom
- Escarpment View
A cozy and bright queen room that has the luxury of an east view of the fabulous Niagara River, as well as a south view of the Escarpment and Brock Monument.
Eclectic up-cycled vintage furniture compliments an antique Persian rug. An extra-comfortable, high-quality queen bed is outfitted with clean, crisp linens. A full bathroom is stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryer. Original prints complement the unique ambiance of the room. Rooms also feature a TV, ironing boards and irons.
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- One Queen Bed
- One Full Bathroom
- Escarpment View
A quiet and comfortable queen room with a south-facing view of the Escarpment with vintage décor that is artsy and warm.
An extra-comfortable, high-quality queen bed is outfitted with clean, crisp linens. A full bathroom is stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryer. Original prints complement the unique ambiance of the room. Rooms also feature a TV, ironing boards and irons.
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- One King and Two Queen Beds
- Two Full Bathrooms
- Full Kitchen and Living Room
- Balcony
A home-away-from-home.
Situated on the third floor, the Riverview Suite is a home-away-from-home. The ultimate in luxury with a single king and a double queen room, this suite provides the utmost in comfort.
Exceptional views of the Niagara River are enjoyed from a Juliette Balcony. The suite features a full kitchen, living room, and family-size dining table, persian rugs, and vintage furniture. Bedrooms have high-quality beds and clean, crisp linens. Bathrooms are stocked with plush towels, bathrobes, organic shampoo and conditioner, and hairdryers.
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