Hotels With Bars in Nova Scotia, Canada

The hotel is very close to the airport. The bed was a king size and very comfortable. The room was clean. Staff was friendly and check in was really quick. I highly recommend this hotel.

The location is OK, it is quite convenient to go out and turn around, but not by the sea, the parking lot on the roadside is quite convenient. This hotel is a bit like a hotel apartment with a microwave in the room and a small hall

The Room was clean, dated, but clean. The bed was very comfortable and coming from someone with several lifelong injuries, that's a ig deal. I actually was able to sleep decently. The food in the Hotel's restaurant was really good and the staff were friendly and efficient. My only problem was that there was a mouse that was roaming the dining area. The server apologized and tried to assure me that the hotel has pest control coming in weekly. While a good thing, it didn't give me immediate satisfaction. Used to be that a hotel would make compensation of some kind. Non was offered. But again, the food was terrific and reasonably priced given the location... but, the mice issue is a problem for me.

Great location. Nice ambience. It’s very close to my work site, around 2 minute walk with just one block away. Very nice reception and staff who would answer to your requests at their best. One thing I’d say is the cleaning service, where some of members are not the best at being proactive when I put my sign on.

Had a great stay at Hilton Halifax Harbour. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff were very friendly. The shuttle service to the airport was very helpful and made things easy. Would definitely recommend!

First, the breakfast was spectacular. Getting omlettes made to order is always a good thing! And the service staff were top notch. The room was very quiet and comfortable. The only issue, which may have been our room only, was that the cold water and hot water feeds in the shower were reversed. This could be potentially dangerous if someone were to crank the shower to full cold, as many of us do at the end of a shower. Instead of cold water, you would be scalded by very hot water. I mentioned this to the front desk and they said they would address the issue.

Very pleasant establishment. Clean room, friendly staff, good food for a dinner takeout and breakfast the next morning. We came in around 8pm from long ride and was greeted with a smile and an offer for takeout dinner from the restaurant on sight when it closed at 9pm. Room was clean, hot shower with good pressure, comfortable beds with warm bedding, good working A/C and a beautiful balcony view, all reasonably priced. Breakfast next morning was friendly, accommodating, fresh and better than a typical hotel included breakfast. Wonderful restaurant atmosphere and design! Would definitely recommend though we r from NY in US. Deb and Mark Weinsheimer

A very accessible location if you were doing the scenic Cabot Trail or needed a remote getaway. Our cottage was just next to a nice sandy beach. Equipped with swings, a BBQ, and a kitchen, this getaway has the essentials most groups would need. The staff was also very friendly when we arrived and exited. Keep in mind Jul and Aug is the peak season around here so it's reflected in the price. The property is also older so while they keep it clean, some doors and windows might not close well or there are holes in the nets etc. Some fix ups and it could be a great place for a week with the family.

This retro wooden house hotel is one of the best accommodations in Badek Town. It is a 5-minute walk to the town center. It is opposite to the supermarket and convenience store. It is within walking distance to the Bell Museum and Lake Brador Pier. It is very convenient to drive by car on the Cabot Ring Road. Free open-air parking spaces, RVs and domestic cars are parked without pressure. The building is a typical Atlantic coast retro Victorian style, the overall atmosphere is full, the room retains retro soft furnishings, fabric furniture, the bed is soft and sleeps well, and the room type with a separate balcony can sit and drink coffee. It has its own restaurant and bar, mainly local seafood simple meals, lobster rolls, seafood soup are delicious. There is a self-service laundry room on the first floor. Old buildings have no elevator, high-rise rooms are inconvenient to carry luggage; room WiFi signal is weak; room cleaning standards are based, only towels are replaced, garbage is cleared, and there is less deep cleaning; breakfast is a paid a la carte, and we are not open when we live; Old-fashioned sound insulation is average, you can hear the sound of walking upstairs, and the bathroom has no exhaust.

I have never stayed in such a speechless hotel... I stayed for a total of six days. The fire alarm went off three mornings, whether it was weekends or weekdays, and each time it was around nine o'clock... The fire alarm lasted for 20 minutes, and the hotel did not have any explanation, just saying it was a false fire alarm. I don't believe that there could be three false fire alarms in six days? ? ? The hotel does not care about the rest and sleep of the customers at all. The time of each alarm was almost the same, and it went off every other day, as if it was intentional. In addition, I also found in Google reviews that the fire alarm went off frequently and lasted for a long time. So don't book this hotel if you can. The room is very small and not very quiet. The bar downstairs lasts until about two in the morning on weekends, which is extremely noisy. A deposit of 20 Canadian dollars is collected every night