Sunray Group of Hotels has announced the opening of TownePlace Suites Niagara Falls Canada, located at 4357 River Rd.
TownePlace Suites in Niagara Falls, Canada. Image courtesy of Sunray Group.
The property opened its doors in July 2025, with the company noting the timing allowed the hotel to welcome summer travellers. In a statement, Sunray Group writes that it was “delighted to welcome guests from near and far as they soak up the sunshine, explore the Falls, and create unforgettable memories in Niagara.”
The 106-suite hotel includes an indoor pool, a modern fitness room, complimentary breakfast, and an outdoor patio with barbecue facilities. The property is also located within a one-minute walk of the WEGO transit station and a 10-minute drive from Niagara Falls.
Sunray Group thanks the Marriott team and its hotel opening crew, citing their “support, hard work, and commitment” in bringing the project to completion.
The company says TownePlace Suites Niagara Falls Canada is positioned to serve guests travelling for business, leisure or extended stays.
Sunray Group of Hotels, a division of Toronto-based Sunray Group, operates a national portfolio of hospitality properties across Canada. Established in 2006, Sunray Group has grown into a multifaceted corporation with interests in hospitality, real estate, retirement living and commercial development. The company owns and manages more than 70 hotels nationwide, including properties in Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, Western Canada and even the United States.
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