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Victorian Charm Bed and Breakfast is ten mins away from the falls its an 1880's antiquey sort place with spa treatmentsl. Price for the honeymoon suite is 150 off season and after May 185 a night..but every month they have specials like icewine for May..etc I can relate to the honeymoon budget we just bought a house and have a four year old soo the honeymoon will more than likely be the same..I have heard of honeymoon registry..has anyone done this??
May 12th 2007 Mrs.Scott at last!
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| My DH and I went to Niagara Falls for our honeymoon last month. We allowed ourselves $1000 for 2 nights. We stayed at the Hilton (jacuzzi suite with a view of the city and the Fallsview Casino - $200 extra for a falls view room was not worth it to us). The hotel package included breakfast both mornings and a $75 voucher for dinner in the restaurant on the 33rd floor - an awesome view of the falls at night and the food was wonderful. For entertainment we went to three museums on the main strip (Louis Toussad's wax museum was our favourite) and took longs walks by the falls. One night we went to the casino and wandered through the shops there before spending a little on the slot machines. On the way home the last day we went to the butterfly conservatory which was really quite breathtaking. The majority of the hotels offer a tour bus package that will take you to see all the sights and offer some historical perspective on the area. For DH and I, the price was right and we love the idea of being able to go back every year and stay at the same place for our anniversary.
 Love and Laughter, Happily Ever After. April 15, 2006.
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| I highly recommend checking out some wineries while you're down (if you're into that). I live in St. Catharines... Here's an interesting hotel, I've never been but they have theme rooms lol... 
Michael's Inn. Ok, but seriously now..the Americana has gorgeous hotel rooms. It's not downtown Niagara Falls, it's about a 10 minute drive from all the hustle and bustle. I'm staying in this for my wedding night: 
This is also a very handy website for you: http://www.infoniagara.com/lodging.html
Kerrie & Tim- September 20, 2008!
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| I also live in the area and have stayed at a few of hotels. For a view of the falls and a romantic package - check out the Embassy Suites - full falls view (has floor to ceiling windows/fireplace) and ask for one with the hotub. Stayed at the Hilton - not much cheaper and not as nice view. When you are in Niagara Falls, check out the Hershey store for chocolate covered strawberries. For a fun dinner location, Copacabana is fun - brazilian dancers on the weekend. I also agree with the recommendation that you check out Niagara on the Lake - very romantic. Have fun!
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