http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/hid90439 TravelPost.com - Hotel reviews, information, and rates from thousands of websites http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r860521 After the phone rang about 10 times a pleasant, distinguished voice promptly put me on hold when I asked about staying at the inn. I WAS ON HOLD FOR 7 MINUTES. The same man picked up again, and when I repeated my inquiry about staying, he was going http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r860521 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r860524 I tried to call for a room and it rang 10 times. The person who answered said that I would have to speak to the desk, and put me on hold FOR 7 MINUTES. The same person picked up again and said the exact same thing to me. Before putting me on hold ag http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r860524 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403905 My family and I fell into the lap of luxury at the Red Coach Inn, so much more comfortable and beautiful than the local chain hotels in Buffalo. We especially enjoyed the breakfast that was provided to us in our suite each morning of our stay. It felt as if we were in Europe. We were, however, disappointed with the restaurant's wait staff during dinner, whose demeanor deflated our birthday celebration. That said, the Innkeeper made amends by giving us a fair credit at checkout; other staff members were equally respectful. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403905 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403904 My wife and I stayed two nights in the Canterbury Suite. We never had in a B&B so ample space and really nice furnitured rooms. We had dinner there twice, which we enjoyed. The inn is in a very short walking distance to the falls. You don't need the car. Parking space is on the ground. It is a very good and pleasant location when visiting the falls. There is really nothing else in the neighborhood. We really can recommend this inn. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403904 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403903 A born and bred Buffalonian who’s been living abroad since 1970, I’ve always loved Niagara Falls more than any place on earth. When I was little and my aunts wanted to give me a special treat, they’d take me to the Red Coach Inn, and so this inn is very special to me. I’d told my French husband many many times how beautiful Niagara Falls is in winter and promised to bring him one day to see the Falls at its very best. But what with jobs, children, school, etc - we didn't get back to see the ice and snow until February 2008. I booked a suite at the Red Coach Inn, hoping that it was still as wonderful as in my childhood memories. I was not disappointed – the people were very friendly and warm, the rooms were very tastefully furnished and we had a fireplace that clicked on, a gorgeous view, an excellent dinner in their lovely dining room (and my husband's French), - I can’t tell you how much we enjoyed our stay! AND my husband’s promised to bring me back for another winter visit to Niagara Falls – and the Red Coach Inn, of course! http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403903 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403902 Great place. Very close to the falls. Every morning we grabbed a cup of coffee and walked across the street to enjoy the rapids, then walked (3 minutes) to the falls. Compared to prices of hotels, this was a good choice for only a small amount more. Rooms were clean and beautifully decorated, staff polite and a fine restaurant on premise. If you are planning to stay on the American side, this is the place to stay. Casino is 2 blocks away, about a 10 minute walk. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Red_Coach_Inn/r403902