2-Star Hotels in Nova Scotia, Canada

Awesome location right in town walking distance to anything you could want.  Stunning views and grounds.  We stayed in Skye house.  We will be back

I had a very good stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Truro. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were incredibly kind and helpful. The hotel served a hot breakfast with pre-made omelets, sausages, potatoes, waffles, and bagels, plus a range of cold options. Free coffee and tea were available all day,l. I also used the gym, which had everything I needed for my workout. My only critique is that the breakfast setup was quite wasteful, with everything served in disposable containers and plastic cups. While they do offer recycling, it would be great to see composting added for unfinished food. Overall, I would definitely stay here again.

It was unclear to me when I booked online that a “physical” credit card was required to use for a damage deposit. *I had loaded my credit card to my wallet on my iPhone & left the physical card @ home. (I don’t carry a purse, so this was a great option for me). The motels policy was credit card to use as a damage deposit…NO exceptions 😱 I had offered to use cash, but, was told no 😱😱 It just so happened that I had a credit card tucked away in my glove box or I would have been out of luck…would not have been allowed to check in & would have lost $400 on the room rental. SO…beware travellers!!

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.

My experience at the travel Lodge was fantastic the room was big everything I needed was there my original booking was a day later then it should of been but when I arrived the lady at the desk was there to help and got me all fixed up. I highly recommend this hotel the service is excellent the breakfast is fantastic whatever you need is there or at the desk a small shop to pick things up to get you by. I'd say though some spots in the rooms are lacking some matnience however I really enjoyed my stay and I hope to go back again soon.

The location is not far from the city center, it is very convenient to go, the hotel facilities are very complete, the gym, the swimming pool are all, the room is big enough, there is a refrigerator, microwave oven, stronger than the hotel, parking is free, there is free breakfast, sausage, fried Eggs, bacon, bread, snacks, drinks, coffee, very good! There are many award-winning medals in the hall, and the service attitude is also very good. The key point is that the price is also cheap, highly recommended!

Our experience is bad because we couldn't sleep well because there were lot of people drinking and talking in the hallways, one big problem is that theres no microwave in the room, the breakfast was worst but not the food the food was really good its just that its not organized and it was kinda messy since there was too many guests they couldn't accommodate very well and the keycard was not working anymore even though it was still 11:30am.

Extremely expensive for what was provided. The location is not within easy walking distance of any stores or any parks. The room was adequate, but the door had previously been kicked in, and the door frame had been patched with a thin piece of metal. Needless to say, this did make one question how secure the hotel was. My standard question is whether I would stay in the hotel again. In this situation, the answer is no.

I stayed at King's College, which is adjacent to Dalhousie University, where Lucy Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables, studied. The historic building and campus are wonderful, and I'm glad I stayed here. The building and facilities are old, so there is no elevator and the toilets are shared on each floor, but they are clean. The room is spacious and has a mini kitchen, but no dishes or pots. There are towels, but no tissues. After checking in, I didn't know how to open the door, so I went to ask, but the two students at the reception desk were very kind and helpful. I had dinner at a Turkish restaurant nearby. The No. 1 bus stop was right next to it, so it was convenient to go to downtown.