Was a historic house with minimal spoop. Big fan, 11/10.

The neighborhood was gorgeous but the surrounding area on the American side was not great. 1812/10 on the Canadian side.

Breakfast was excellent!

Not many choices on the television and there should be instructions on how to use it along with passwords. Also, a phone contact for the innkeeper would be helpful.

I loved the history of the home and how close it is to Downtown Niagara/Niagara Falls State Park. It’s on a nice quiet street.

The food and management of this gem are unbeatable. The value of your plated breakfast and the amenities, including snacks and coffee, make this bed and breakfast a true value. It felt like home away from home!

I do wish that I had a preference to book a room with either a shower stall or a bath/shower combo. It certainly wasn’t a deal breaker, we just prefer the combo. Not altering the floor plan of this historic home is important, so we understand that some rooms have smaller baths! :) The mattresses could be updated. Ours was a little firm for our liking. Pillows and blankets were soft, and perfect.

Breakfast was outstanding. Staff was super. Everything was clean and comfortable and relaxing. Within a mile walk of Niagara Falls.

The downsides were that I could only walk about 1/2-1 mile away from the B&B by myself without feeling unsafe. Also, that our bathroom was detached from our bedroom.

Incredible home built in 1913 with amazing woodwork and period correct charm throughout!! Really nice Historic District location with very convenient street parking . Very quiet living room, den/library and veranda to relax , read or have a nice conversation in!! Two course breakfasts served daily were amazing and the host MaryJean was very nice!! Rooms were very clean !!

Nothing negative to say at all! Very happy with entire stay

The owner Matt met us upon arrival as he was outside doing some yard work and was very welcoming. We did not have the pleasure of meeting his wife Cherrish. The Marshall house is a piece of history and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. It had literature to read about its history and also some artifacts from its history. Except for the bathroom being a little bit too small, our accommodations were comfortable.

We didn't like not having options for breakfast. It was whatever they made. I personally am not that fussy, but my girlfriend, for example, doesn't like her eggs runny or quacamole and that is what was our 1st morning breakfast. I made the suggestion to Mary Jean to maybe have 2 or 3 options to choose from. She agreed and would mention it to Cherrish.

Historical pieces in the house and the explanation of each. The breakfast was delicious! My dietary needs were met. Will stay again.