The Juniper Inn
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Express check-in
More about The Juniper Inn
The Juniper Inn
The Juniper Inn is set in St. Catharines, 300 metres from Lakeside Park Beach and 23 km from Niagara Falls Train Station. The property is around 23 km from Casino Niagara, 24 km from Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort and 24 km from Skylon Tower.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 29 Nov 2024
Stayed in: Nov 2024
Delightful!
We loved staying here so much. The cactus room was adorable and very roomy. Adriana was always friendly and accessible during any communication I had with her. It was so nice being in walking distance of restaurants, shops, a bookstore, and more! Even in November, there was a lot to do in town. The Juniper was cozy and surprisingly quiet for being right in town. I highly recommend this location! We hope to be back someday for sure.
Family traveller
Comment: 21 Dec 2024
Stayed in: Dec 2024
Beautiful with every detail accounted for!
We absolutely adored our stay here! Not only is it one of the most thought out rooms with everything you could need but they even made up a wonderful little bed next to the king size bed for our Frenchie Pedro. Loved the details in theme, we had the flamingo room! So lovley! The most comfortable pillows, large tv, fridge and freezer, coffee, tea, beautiful welcome basket of yummy snacks and champagne! Beautiful high ceilings and views of the pier. Location was a dream. With lovely hikes, restaurants and coffee nearby! We hope to visit again soon!
Couple
Comment: 29 Oct 2024
Stayed in: Oct 2024
A perfect destination in this quaint Port town.
We stayed at The Juniper to celebrate a 70th birthday. The room was fabulous with its Rock and Roll decor. The owners had graciously placed a Happy bday balloon and a tray of treats on the bed; which we were so pleased to receive. Thank you so much.
Couple
PA
Comment: 20 Jul 2024
Stayed in: Jun 2024
Comfortable, convenient and adorable small inn.
We stopped for an overnight while we were on our way to Stratford. I can't say enough good about this place. Not only is it convenient, very comfortable, nicely decorated with all sorts of small extra touches, the hostess leaves clever little notes explaining the room and the entry hall. You can just tell this place is extremely well managed by someone who thinks of everything. Really one of the best small inns we have ever stayed in. The reservation and check in and check out process was easy and convenient. We would go out of our way to stay here again if we are in that part of Canada.
Couple
CA
Comment: 17 May 2024
Stayed in: May 2024
A Jewel in The Port
We have just returned from an excellent 2 night stay at the Juniper. We had the P room which is at the front of the building looking out on the harbor and the main street. It has 3 windows and offers a cheery bright view. At night the dark shades block out any light. Unloading and parking are very easy with a parking pass for the main beach lot a short walk from the building. Easy entry to the building and room with codes. A nice note and welcoming tray with cookies, chips and a small bottle of Henkle were a pleasant surprise. Our room had a decent size fridge. microwave and safe. A large screen TV with multiple channels provided entertainment. The king size bed was very comfortable and the temperature of the room easily controlled by a simple to use thermostat.
We stayed through the week and had no trouble getting into any of the restaurants or other businesses. However, I would expect things to be much busier on weekends and in the summer. Also, some businesses are not open Monday and Tuesday. We ate both nights at the Portside Social which is directly below the rooms. The menu and staff are top notch. Balzacs is across the street for a morning sweet to go with the in room expresso coffee. The Lock Street Brewery was closed during our stay but looked inviting.
There are plenty of things to do in the area. You can walk to the end of the long pier, walk on the beach or explore the old locks where the original Welland canal terminated. Remains of old Lock 1 are behind the abandoned textile building.
There are many other walking and biking trails in the area. One thing we did which we found worthwhile was drive to Lock 3 on the Welland Canal where there is an interesting museum and a viewing platform to watch the large vessels go through the lock.
And for any wine lover, there are lots of wineries to choose from. One which we enjoyed for tasting and lunch was Caroline just outside Virgil, but get the current Wine Country Travel Guide and pick your own. Another free option is to tour the new gardens at the Pillar and Post in NOTL.
In summary, I would highly recommend The Juniper but go before things get too busy in Port Dalhousie. It is a great base to see the Niagara area and Adiana is an amazing owner/operator.
We stayed through the week and had no trouble getting into any of the restaurants or other businesses. However, I would expect things to be much busier on weekends and in the summer. Also, some businesses are not open Monday and Tuesday. We ate both nights at the Portside Social which is directly below the rooms. The menu and staff are top notch. Balzacs is across the street for a morning sweet to go with the in room expresso coffee. The Lock Street Brewery was closed during our stay but looked inviting.
There are plenty of things to do in the area. You can walk to the end of the long pier, walk on the beach or explore the old locks where the original Welland canal terminated. Remains of old Lock 1 are behind the abandoned textile building.
There are many other walking and biking trails in the area. One thing we did which we found worthwhile was drive to Lock 3 on the Welland Canal where there is an interesting museum and a viewing platform to watch the large vessels go through the lock.
And for any wine lover, there are lots of wineries to choose from. One which we enjoyed for tasting and lunch was Caroline just outside Virgil, but get the current Wine Country Travel Guide and pick your own. Another free option is to tour the new gardens at the Pillar and Post in NOTL.
In summary, I would highly recommend The Juniper but go before things get too busy in Port Dalhousie. It is a great base to see the Niagara area and Adiana is an amazing owner/operator.
Exceptional location
38 Lakeport Road, St Catharines, L2N 2P5, Canada|4.99 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
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