The Marshall House is a classic Arts and Crafts style home, with four unique rooms for you to choose from. And, our home is just minutes away from Niagara Falls.
The Burd Room
2 Guests
1 Bed
1 Bath
Named after Ellen Burd, the great-granddaughter of the Marshalls and granddaughter of the Scotts. The room has a queen bed, Firestick TV, and a private bath with a tub and shower just steps down the hall. Or the Jack and Jill bathroom between it and the Marshall room can be shared for groups traveling together.
The Marshall room was the bedroom that the original owners, James and Lida Marshall, occupied. The room has a queen bed, Firestick TV, and an en suite bathroom that can be shared with the Burd room for groups traveling together or locked off and made private when the room is individually rented.
Dorothy Marshall married Walter R Scott in 1924. This room was her bedroom as a child and it became her bedroom again after her husband passed. Wedding pictures of Dorothy and Walter on the grand staircase of the house; along with her veil, train, and shoes from her wedding day; are on display in the first-floor museum. The room has a queen bed, Firestick TV, and an en suite bathroom with a shower. This room is a favorite for guests because the large private balcony with an awning provides the perfect place to relax with a coffee in the morning or to watch the stars and listen to the fireworks that are set off over the Falls every night at 10 pm.
Named after Simon Larke the local architect who designed the Arts and Crafts style home in 1913. The style and level of detail that Larke designed are unique among surviving buildings in Niagara Falls. The room has a queen bed, Firestick TV, and an en suite bathroom with a shower.
Need space for a family gatherings, business meeting, or other large group? Consider reserving the entire Marshall House. For details and rates, give us a call.
2 Guests
1 Bed
1 Bath
