Bed & Breakfast Niagara Falls, Ontario

Laura Secord was such a hero. The then thirty-seven year old mother of five undertook a perilous 20 mile journey through enemy occupied wilderness to warn the British of an imminent American attach during the War of 1812. Armed with this information, the British and their First Nations allies were able to foil the American strategy and capture the enemy army, preserving Canada from the Republican menace to the south.

Visit the Laura Secord Homestead in Queenston, make a stop at Brock's Monument, climb the 235 stairs to the top of the tomb of Canada's fallen defenders.

The Laura Secord room is tastefully decorated with memorabilia from The American Attack, the War of 1812 or as we recognize the name today with the delicious Laura Secord Chocolate Company.

A queen size iron bed features a cuddly warm feather mattress and duvet, which ensure an excellent night sleep after a busy day in Niagara Falls.

To enjoy the privacy of your room it contains a ensuite with a large shower. A warm bathrobe and slippers await you.

This room is located on the second floor overlooking the parking lot and gardens as well as the skyline of Niagara Falls.