we had a night stay at the riverbend inn and enjoyed the room we had, deluxe room (210) with a king bed. it was nice to have a door opening onto a juliette balcony over looking the peller estate vineyard and the comfortable king bed. the room is well appointed with lavazza coffee maker and a few bottles of local wine available (extra charge) on a table. the bathroom was large and the toiletries were a nice bonus as well. we had an electric fireplace (not used and couldn't figure how to use it, but i'm sure its in the room booklet)...the restaurant was very good for dinner and enjoyed a course meal (2 or 3 is offered for a set price), again...very good. we also enjoyed an evening having wine on the patio sitting in the adirondack chairs available overlooking pellar estates.

one issue that can be focused on is the juliette wood balcony...needs to be cleaned of tree debris and the screws screwed back in...bit uncomfortable when you step on one....other than that?, very nice stay
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My wife and I spent 2 nights here. Location is superb - 2 mins from riverside walk to Niagara on the Lake (walk takes about 20 mins) and 20 mins drive to the Falls. Beautiful building in idyllic wine country. Room was fine but a bit old fashioned. Problem is food offer - no breakfast and dinner reservations impossible or at ridiculous times. Staffing issues, understandable in current times. We did get help from one person who told us about the free wine tasting for guests and best time to visit the Falls. This place could be incredible but needs a refurb and to offer breakfast to guests.

We enjoyed two very pleasant evenings at the Riverbend Inn. Our room "Sauvignon Blanc" was very spacious, well-appointed, and clean. The two queen beds were comfortable, and we slept well. The bathtub was deep, the water pressure excellent, and the temperature hot, allowing for a veritable soak every night, with clean and fluffy towels a-plenty. We partook of the complimentary wine in the afternoon and coffee and muffins in the morning. We sat in the Adirondack chairs overlooking the vineyard under a blue sky in the morning and used the cement table and benches for a picnic lunch. We walked the waterfront trail to downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake and back, learning later that we could have ridden bicycles available to patrons. As we hadn’t booked the Riverbend Inn restaurant in time, we booked a table at Treadwell Cuisine, where we had a fabulous. We understand that a staff shortage affects the tourist industry. Most of the Riverbend staff members we met were friendly, courteous, and helpful. One took us in a golf cart type conveyance for a tasting at nearby Peller Vineyard, and back to retrieve a key that had slipped out of my pocket there. We chatted with a couple who happily return for their annual stay at the Riverbend Inn. If it weren’t so far from California, we might consider such a tradition.