Inns in Nova Scotia

"It’s the centre of Halifax. Everything was excellent. Quite a small lobby and bar for such a large hotel, but that’s fine with me. "

"Great rooms. Walking distance to all types of restaurants. "

"We only stayed one night. Check-in was quick & staff were helpful. The room was quite spacious, with a comfortable bed and clean linen. We had dinner and breakfast in restaurant and both food & service was good. Good location for waterfront, which was only a very short walk away. As we didn’t use the parking garage, we can't comment on that. As regards the internet access, that was not so good as it kept dropping out. T.V. had a good picture, which hasn't always been the case in sone hotels."

"Room cleaning service was not consistent."

"Rooms are really nice. Good food at the restaurant. "

"Well located close to Halifax downtown and many shops. Room very clean and facilities are new. Pool was a little too pack, but everything was perfect. "

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"We booked this hotel for a two night stay during Buskerfest. Staff were very helpful and the site was in a perfect location. I didn't have a great view but if that was the worst thing, I was very happy"

"The Moxy Hotel Halifax has a fun vibe. Aimed at travelers looking for a different from the norm, experiential stay. The public areas, bar and restaurant are the highlight of this property. The rooms are dormitory style, which seems intentionally aimed at a younger millennial, gen z crowd. Yet there are minimal modern touches in the rooms such as usb outlets and dimmer switches for lighting, etc. The entry level room is also void of surfaces, save the little desktop that folds down. Overall, these missing conveniences are minor and shouldn't ruin a short stay. Would reccomend for adventurous travellers of a younger demographic lookimg for somthing a little different than the cookie cutter Hamptons and Residence Inns of the world. "