We arrived late at night after traveling all day by air. My past experiences at any Residence Inn were the quality bed linens. well, this property made our studio queen up with paper thin-see through bed sheets. The pillows were flat as a pancake and just did not seem "clean" like other Inns.
As a travel agent, I was a little disappointed in this property as I stay at many Marriott's and their other properties several times a year. There were it looked like "permanent guests" living at this
property and barbequeing outside their front door and practically in the parking lot. Also, kids playing basketball at all hours of the day in the back parking lot...I felt like we were staying at an apartment
complex instead of an Inn! I would not recommend this property
as compared to other Residence Inns.

Stayed here 2 nights to visit the falls. Nice, clean place for reasonable price. Do not see any reason why one would not enjoy it!

I highly recommend the Residence Inn. It is spacious, clean and in a great location.
3 of us stayed here comfortably- two queen sized beds, a pull out couch , two full bathrooms and a full kitchen. Upon check in they give you cookies....great for the kids.
Included, was breakfast in the main lobby...everything from pancakes, potatoes, scrambled eggs, sausage, toast, even fresh hot waffles!
I don't really have anything bad to say about this place. I would for sure stay here the next time I come to cross border shop!
I guess if i had to say something negative, it would only be that the parking situation should be changed. There are a few spaces in front of every complex. I believe there are 4 suites per complex. These spaces should be marked with the suite number-one for every suite...you would think....We had to park 3 complexes down b/c all of the spots were taken. I hope they change this in the future.

Yep, it's a Residence Inn... I've stayed at a few now :) This trip was for a work training being conducted near the university campus. Stayed for three nights with a co-worker. We shared one of these loft 2 bedroom setups.

Like many of them they are doing piece-meal renovations. This one had a particularly nice update done to the kitchen and bath areas. Nice new fixtures and counter tops. The place still smelled like cigarette smoke even though it was a smoke free room (very usual for residence inns I've found and it seems that others have too). Perhaps the reason for this is the cleaning staff that smoke between the buildings and it gets pulled in along with the air and when they are cleaning the scent transfers from their clothing to the area. The carpeting needs an update. Typical stiff sofa type furniture. The beds weren't too rock-hard and the linens were nice.

The only internet access was on the desk in the loft bedroom area - it's hard-wired, no wireless available. For two of the three days it was out of service too for the entire hotel. The desk in the downstairs bedroom was wedged into the nook so tightly there was no way to get to the plug on the wall to plug in your laptop.

Would suggest that they replace the sheer curtains they use on the lower bedroom 'french doors' with something a little more opaque so you can have some privacy when other people are out in the livingroom and you want to sleep.

I borrowed a screwdriver from the front desk to screw in the loose security plate on the door (the one that you put the bar across as a secondary measure if the door is unlocked). It was pretty much falling off. There was a tear in the plastic underneath the main door so a draft could happily come inside :)

The staff was wonderfully friendly as usual, and the free breakfast was very nice indeed. I never mind free breakfast! The hotel was quiet and we got a good night's rest. The accommodations were spacious and having the loft style setup wasn't bad for co-workers that are OK with not having a wall between them. Overall it was a typical Residence Inn experience.