Nova Scotia Beach Hotel

A winding coastal road with a guardrail, steep cliffs, and the ocean in the background.

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A street lined with colorful buildings, including a whiskey lounge and a furniture store.

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3. Glenghorm Beach Resort

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4. The Westin Nova Scotian

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5. Courtyard by Marriott Halifax Downtown

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6. The Hollis Halifax a DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel

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7. Atlantic View Motel and Cottages

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Top Nova Scotia Hotel Reviews

HFX Airport Hotel

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and the breakfast was good."

Delta Hotels by Marriott™ Halifax Downtown

8/10 Good

"The hotel appears to have been recently renovated, and the rooms are modern, clean, and well maintained. The location is excellent and within walking distance of many attractions, restaurants, and the waterfront. However, my overall experience was mixed. The staff were polite but not particularly proactive. Important information was not provided unless I specifically asked for it, which made the stay less convenient than expected. The room itself had a few design issues. Surprisingly, there were no towel hooks or bars in the bathroom, making it inconvenient to hang towels. The air conditioning was also very noisy, which affected the quality of sleep. Parking was another disappointment. At over CAD $50 per night, it is already quite expensive, and guests with electric vehicles must pay an additional fee to charge them. I also paid extra for a city-view room with a balcony. Unfortunately, the balcony overlooked the hotel's pool and gym rather than offering the city view I had expected, which was disappointing considering the additional cost. Overall, the hotel has a great location and attractive, updated facilities, but there are several areas where the guest experience could be improved. With more attentive service, better room functionality, and clearer room descriptions, it would offer much better value."