Experience the royal treatment.
Step into a Victorian-era hotel where ornate details and classic design create a truly distinctive stay. Located just steps from Niagara-on-the-Lake’s shops, theatres and restaurants, Prince of Wales pairs historic charm with modern indulgences, including a full-service spa, exceptional dining, traditional afternoon English tea and luxurious guest accommodations.
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Tell me about the Prince of Wales Hotel.
The Prince of Wales Hotel is a historic Victorian landmark hotel located at the corner of King Street and Picton Street in the heart of Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Built in 1864, it is one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in the Niagara region and is part of the Vintage Hotels collection. The hotel features 110 individually decorated guest rooms and suites, three on-site dining venues, the Secret Garden Spa and seven meeting and event spaces. The Prince of Wales is situated steps from the Shaw Festival Theatre, boutique shops and the Niagara River.
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What is afternoon tea at Prince of Wales?
Afternoon tea is served daily at The Drawing Room at the Prince of Wales, one of the hotel’s signature experiences. The service includes a choice of premium organic and fair-trade teas, finger sandwiches, freshly made scones with Devon cream and strawberry jam and assorted pastries. Several tea menu options are available, including The Prince of Wales Tea with a selection of Canadian cheeses, and The Royal Tea served with a glass of local sparkling wine or a cocktail. Reservations are recommended.
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What does the Secret Garden Spa offer?
The Secret Garden Spa at Prince of Wales is a full-service spa open daily. Treatments include massages, facials, body wraps and scrubs, manicures and pedicures, with seasonal offerings that change throughout the year. Spa amenities include a heated indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness centre and a relaxation lounge with a fireplace. Day passes for the pool, whirlpool, sauna and gym are available Monday to Friday and can be purchased in person at the spa. Spa reservations can be made by calling 1.888.669.5566.
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Does the Prince of Wales have a pool?
Yes. Prince of Wales has a heated indoor saltwater pool, a whirlpool and a sauna, all located within the Secret Garden Spa. The pool and spa facilities are available to hotel guests as part of the daily resort fee.
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How far is Prince of Wales from the Shaw Festival?
The Shaw Festival Theatre is within easy walking distance of the Prince of Wales. The Festival Theatre at 10 Queen’s Parade and the Court House Theatre at 26 Queen Street are both less than a five-minute walk from the hotel.
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What dining venues are at the Prince of Wales?
The Prince of Wales has three on-site dining venues. Noble Restaurant is the hotel’s flagship fine dining experience, serving menus that celebrate regional Niagara ingredients paired with award-winning local and international wines. The Drawing Room offers traditional afternoon tea daily with tiered service options and an extensive loose-leaf tea selection. Churchill Lounge provides a more relaxed setting for drinks, lunch, light bites and cocktails in a library-style room. Reservations for Noble Restaurant and The Drawing Room are recommended, particularly on weekends and during Shaw Festival season.
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What types of rooms are available at the Prince of Wales?
The Prince of Wales offers 110 guest rooms and suites across five buildings, all within close proximity to the main hotel. Room categories range from Traditional and Superior Guest Rooms through to Deluxe, Premium and full Suites, with The Royal Suite as the most luxurious option. All rooms feature Victorian-inspired décor, plush bedding, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. Deluxe and Premium Guest Rooms include additional features such as fireplaces and enhanced furnishings.
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Is the Prince of Wales a good hotel for a romantic getaway?
Yes. The Prince of Wales is consistently cited as one of the most romantic hotels in Ontario, combining Victorian architecture, intimate dining, afternoon tea and spa services in a walkable historic town setting. The hotel’s location in Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake provides easy access to wine country, the Shaw Festival, heritage walking trails and waterfront views of the Niagara River. Romantic package options are available that may include dining credits, spa treatments and special room amenities.
