Brock Plaza Hotel

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The Brock Plaza Hotel, formerly known as Skyline Brock and earlier as Hotel General Brock, is in the city of Niagara Falls, Ontario, close to the tourist area called Clifton Hill. It is named for Sir Isaac Brock.

Built in 1929, the 12-floor, 224-room hotel was renovated in 1999.

While filming the movie Niagara in 1953, the entire cast stayed in the hotel, including Marilyn Monroe who stayed in room 801. The hotel was also featured at the end of the film The Whole Nine Yards.


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