3 Star Hotels in Halifax

This all-suite property is 22 miles from Halifax International Airport. Local attractions include Citadel Hill, Discovery Center, Harbour Waterfront, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Neptune Theatre, Point Pleasant Park, Province House, and Public Gardens.Hotel amenities include, laundry/valet services, dry cleaning, indoor pool, sauna, and fitness center. On-site dining is available at Ryan Duffy's, Halifax's premier Steakhouse. Guest suites feature separate living rooms, hairdryers, irons and ... (Read More)

Located in the heart of downtown on the Link walkway system, Delta Barrington is connected through an indoor walkway to our sister property, Delta Halifax, with easy access to Casino Nova Scotia and the World Trade and Convention Centre. Good times await you at the surrounding historic pubs filled with loud east coast music and fun-loving maritime atmosphere. The worlds deepest natural harbor is full of fun in Halifax. Romantic cruises, family adventures, people watching, shopping or a leisurel... (Read More)

The Residence Inn by Marriott Halifax Downtown is a newly renovated all suite hotel located in beautiful downtown Halifax. The hotel is just minutes from the waterfront boardwalk, many fine restaurants, shopping on Spring Garden Road and local attractions such as the Halifax Citadel and Metro Centre. The Residence Inn Halifax Downtown offers ideal accommodations for business or leisure travelers. Spread out in a spacious suite which offers free high-speed Internet access, full kitchen and luxuri... (Read More)

Traditional Maritime hospitality and relaxed, but attentive service combine to create a very comfortable environment for our guests. The inn has the warmth (Read More)

Downtown Halifaxs historic boutique hotel. The newly renovated Halliburton House Inn features upscale-inn accommodations and maritime hospitality in a trio of heritage townhouses. The Inns popular dining room Stories offers east-coast seafood and game in four intimate adjoining dining rooms. In the summer months guests may enjoy cocktails and light fare in the garden courtyard. In the autumn and winter a crackling fire invites from the cozy library. Built in 1809 and was home to Sir Brenton Hall... (Read More)