LaureF2498
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The Old Stone Inn should be a popular destination for visitors to the Falls who want a quiet, cozy, out of the way place to stay in proximity to all the sights and attractions. We, however, were disappointed. As senior citizens, we made our reservations after Labor Day in order to avoid the crowds. Unfortunately, what we were not told, was that visiting after peak season also meant poor service and the restaurant at the hotel, the main reason we chose to stay there, does not serve dinner on the weekdays. After long days of sightseeing, therefore, we were forced to drive around looking for restaurants when all we really wanted to do, being tired, was have a cozy meal at the hotel and easily retire to our room. Instead, we were driving around looking for cheap takeout at 7pm. Not ideal. In the morning, the restaurant opened late, so if we wanted a cup of coffee, we spent 7.5 Canadian dollars for a small cup of weak coffee from the on-site "marketplace." Last, but not least, the room was infested with bees, yellow jackets. I was stung twice and the sites still hurt. My husband complained and was told there was nothing they could do about the restaurant and that we needed to understand that coming after their peak season, we should have expected this. As for the bees, we asked for some form of compensation for our pain and inconvenience and were given one free night of parking. Excuse me, the parking should have been free anyway! Thanks for nothing. We will not be returning. And does anyone have a good bee sting salve they can recommend??