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I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Niagara Crossing Hotel and Spa in Lewiston, NY, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The hotel's location is ideal, offering picturesque views of the Niagara River and easy access to local attractions. The room was immaculate and well-appointed, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment. The service was outstanding; the staff was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. The on-site spa services were rejuvenating, adding an extra layer of relaxation to the visit. Additionally, the hotel's proximity to charming restaurants and shops in Lewiston made exploring the area convenient and enjoyable. I highly recommend the Niagara Crossing Hotel and Spa for anyone seeking a memorable and luxurious getaway.

Lewiston is a quaint village very close to Niagara Falls & Canada. Lots of history, many places to eat/drink, very friendly locals, concerts, festivals, and on the Niagara River. There's something for all ages in this town.

Lewiston is a beautiful historical town with fine details and stories to be told. It’s rich in history and something out of a hallmark movie. I highly recommend it to those looking for a Gilmore girls setting or have interest in the history. Highly recommend stopping in at Orange Cat Coffee Co. I had the best caramel latte. Brickyard pub is great on Saturdays. A younger crowd but a good mix. Service was good also. Overall I plan on visiting more frequently even if it’s just a day trip. Highly recommend visiting Aartpark as well.

This area has a wonderful home-like feel. I loved learning about the history of Lewiston. This area is connected to the Underground Railroad and it is priceless! Josiah Tryson was a tailor that made uniforms for the slave traders. He made the uniforms brightly colored so the citizens of Lewiston could recognize them and NOT speak about slaves and where they could possibly be hiding!! The Village Bakery was phenomenal! The atmosphere is cozy and warm. The pastries...mmmmmelicious!

I don’t like surprises so I assumed when I paid for my room thru booking.com, I had fully paid! They proceeded to charge me an additional $10 a day tourist fee that the hotel tacks on when you check in? Tried to get thru to the manager but so far no luck!

Nice little town. Seems like a lot of bars a restaurants definitely touristy. Just a little pricey. Really liked flip burger and a little greek place called serroes restaurant I think. A little off the main drag.. Good food nice prices