Nalu Retreat & Nordic Spa

Coastal Inn Halifax - Bayers Lake

"Die Zimmer sind renoviert und gemütlich."

The Halliburton

"This place is a 4-star hotel on Google Maps, but it is extremely, extremely, extremely bad. Be sure to avoid it! I brought an elderly person over 80 years old here. This place has no elevator, the stairs are extremely steep, and the service attitude is very poor. It was really hard for the two of us to get to the second floor from the parking lot with all our luggage. Their parking lot is very small and crowded, and the location is also awkward. You need to park in a circle around the block, and then you have to use a small key to open the door from the back door. The staff passage is very dirty and old, and there are many turns and stairs, which can make you tired. It's still the basement. All the rooms are on the second floor and above, which is especially not suitable for the elderly, pregnant women, and friends with strollers, wheelchairs, and crutches. And this place is extremely small, even smaller and more broken than the three-star hotel I stayed in yesterday."

Cameo Hotel and Suites

"You have to check in 48 hours in advance, there is no front desk service, and you have to pay for parking. After completing the steps, you still can't enter the hotel and have to rely on the help of guests coming in and out to resolve the problem. I called the hotel phone many times but no one answered. There were traces of orange juice on the water glass and large stains on the bed sheets! Only the living room has air conditioning, and there are only two fans in the three rooms, so the ventilation is very poor! What's even more outrageous is that the music from the bar downstairs is so loud that it even shook the bed. It didn't stop until 2:07 am! I reported it to the hotel, but their attitude was tough and unfriendly. I will definitely complain to the relevant government departments‼ ️"

Brewery Park Hotel

The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax

"Ich mag dieses Hotel sehr."

The Pebble Bed and Breakfast

"We had the absolute pleasure of staying three nights at The Pebble Bed & Breakfast in Halifax, and it was truly one of the highlights of our trip. Liz, the owner and host, is a gem. Energetic, warm, and full of stories only an Irish woman could tell with such charm, she made us feel instantly at home and like family. We felt so welcome and Liz went above and beyond to ensure we had the best experience. From her wonderful restaurant recommendations to suggesting both hikes and other “must sees”, her guidance helped us discover so many hidden gems around Halifax. In addition to all of the luxuries you would expect at a 5 star hotel, her breakfasts were another highlight—absolutely delicious and always flexible around our daily schedule. Every morning was a fantastic start to our day. One morning we had the added treat of meeting Liz’s husband, David, who stepped in for breakfast duty and completely blew us away with his specialty dish. Every room is beautifully appointed and carefully maintained. Ours was bright, spotless, with a cozy feel that made it hard to leave. The location couldn’t be better—close to downtown Halifax yet tucked away enough to feel peaceful, with a stunning view of the Northwest Arm right outside the property. The Pebble is charming, comfortable, and perfectly situated, but it’s Liz and David’s warmth and thoughtfulness that make it truly special. We would highly recommend staying here to anyone visiting Halifax, and we can’t wait to return!"

Mount Saint Vincent University

"Very isolated"

Salmon River Country Inn

The Tuna Blue Inn and Restaurant