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We went to celebrate my mother's 96th birthday. She has always been very active. At this point she is unable to do many things she used to do. She loves to get out for a drive and see and do new things. So we drove her to Hamilton, different routes coming and going; she had a free tri-shaw ride along the waterfront (this is fantastic!) which was the highlight for her; a trolley ride along the waterfront (neat but a very rough ride); a cruise of Hamilton Harbour; lunches at Williams (straightforward food, excellent and generous portions) on their patio overlooking the harbour and boats; ice cream at Scoops; a tour of some of the many waterfalls; a tour of some of the different areas of Hamilton. Staying overnight at Visitors Inn was just perfect for us. Breakfast was great. Looking at the menu the previous evening we noted that there was no fruit listed. We asked, and as if by magic there was a bowl of blueberries for each of us with breakfast the next day in The Hungry Visitor, their warm, inviting restaurant decorated in red and black, with our lovely waitress Therese. This is our go-to place to stay in Hamilton from now on. We'll be back for another tri-shaw ride: it's like a rickshaw with the cyclist at the back (power-assisted) and two people in front with a little awning. A smooth ride for an hour along the waterfront.

The property was as shown in pics …value for money ..helpful stuff…they even replying my emails at 23.00 amazing …they are true professionals …message for owner , you should consider a rise to their salaries… Only negative was no cooking parts …

I was one of the sponsor at an event at Hamilton Fiesta Extravaganza at T. B McQuesten Community Park last weekend. Great park, people are friendly and downtown Hamilton improvement . I should have stayed longer… next time.

We didn't see much of Hamilton as we were here to see the World Synchronized Skating Championships at FirstOntario Centre for 2 full days. But what we did see, were convenient food chains to walk to in the downtown core near the arena. The one way streets made the traffic run smoothly, we just needed to get used to it.

Hamilton is a rundown industrial town . Don't be fooled by glossy pictures. A lot of homeless or drugged people that are quite aggressive. We did not feel safe. Shops close at 6 p.m., hard to find nice restaurants. A lot of garbage on the streets, everyone looks very depressed. We were there for three days and every day people shouted at us.

this location is perfect for attractions and restaurants, it' centrally located but parking can be an issue. The property was very clean and comfortable, host were very helpful and good to deal with. Location was well stocked for my stay.