Hotels near Niagara Falls Intl. (IAG), United States of America

Niagara Falls International Airport Hotels

Niagara Falls International Airport is to the north of Route 62 (Niagara Falls Boulevard) around four miles east of the city of Niagara Falls in New York State.

The airport dates to 1928, when four stone runways paved the way towards the first terminal building, which opened in 1935. Buffalo-based aviation company Bell Aerospace took up residence at the airport, and went on to develop the world’s first civilian-use helicopter in 1941 and the first super sonic plane, the Bell X-1, in 1947.

Niagara Falls International Airport entered an active military phase during World War II and a joint-use agreement with the United States Air Force is still in use. International flights were approved in 1965, and after several runway-lengthening works over the past few decades, NFIA is now able to accommodate the largest aircraft flying today.

Passenger Services and Facilities at Niagara Falls International Airport

A new two-storey, four-gate terminal building opened in 2009. Inside the terminal, facilities include complimentary WiFi and a food concession open two hours prior to departures, serving a mix of deli sandwiches, bagels, pizza and pastries.

On-site parking includes both short- and long-stay lots, plus a separate mobile-phone car park for those waiting to pick up passengers, and two further car parks for oversized vehicles. You can also charge an electric vehicle free of charge at one of two charging stations.

Getting to Niagara Falls International Airport

Limousine services, taxis and major rental car companies are available at the Niagara Falls International Airport. Nearby public transport options include the Amtrak train station in downtown Niagara Falls which serves as the final stop on the Empire line from New York City, and a through-stop on the Maple Leaf line between New York City and Toronto.

The NFTA-Metro public transportation company also serves both Erie and Niagara Counties, and the Gray Line bus company provides Niagara Falls tours, charter services, and transfers to other airports in the region such as Toronto Pearson International and Buffalo.

Hotels near Niagara Falls International Airport?

Expedia offers an extensive range of accommodation in the Niagara Falls area, so use the search tool to narrow down the available choices. In downtown areas with the best views of the falls, there’s a mix of mid-range and high-end resort hotels, often with full-service spas, multiple restaurants and pools. You’ll also find a wide selection of good-value motels and inns, some from well-known chains such as Travelodge, Best Western, Days Inn and Howard Johnson.

If you prefer, you could stay in one of the more outlying towns and districts: Niagara-on-the-Lake, Fort Erie or the village of Lewiston. Here you’ll find a variety of B&Bs, many of which are in attractive Georgian or Queen Anne-style houses with period furnishings, wraparound porches and well-tended gardens.

As a gateway to this most famous sightseeing region, Niagara Falls International Airport offers easy access to all of the area’s highlights, so use Expedia to start planning your visit today.