Hotel Holiday Inn Express a Halifax

La zona è molto grande, il centro è conveniente per viaggiare, e il viaggio familiare è molto adatto per viaggiare

Il classico grande albergo nel centro di una città frequentato da gruppi organizzati dove all'arrivo il personale ti guarda con completo disinteresse e devi cercare di tirargli fuori le informazioni che ti servono con le pinze. Come consuetudine addebitano circa 100 dollari come deposito cauzionale per eventuali danni. la stanza è grande bene arredata completa di ogni comfort, silenziosa, correttamente climatizzata anche se per arrivarci bisogna percorrere un dedalo di corridoio gli ospiti sembrano venire direttamente da luoghi del terzo mondo visto che lasciano ogni genere di immondizia fuori dalle porte delle stanze riempiendo i corridoi con odori naseobondi di cibi di cultura assortite che jl personale lascio lì per tutta la notte se usufruite del posteggio messo a disposizione dall'albergo premuratevi di non avere un Suv di grosse dimensioni perché Potreste avere difficoltà di accesso

La camera d'albergo non è fotografata, piccola ma ordinata. Ho smesso di pulire la stanza durante l'epidemia. Ho soggiornato per quattro notti e ho comprato un grande sacco della spazzatura per riempire la spazzatura, altrimenti ci sarebbe stato un odore particolare. La posizione è molto buona, puoi raggiungere a piedi la spiaggia, non ci sono epidemie ad Hafa e puoi trascorrere una vacanza in tutta tranquillità. Un vantaggio di questo hotel è che ha un lungo ugello della doccia che può essere tolto. Non capisco che gli hotel canadesi raramente lo abbiano. Sono fissi. È scomodo per gli anziani e i bambini lavarsi. Genere.

They had us over a barrel. Apparently the whole place was booked. Crazy expensive for a place that was less good than a standard Holiday Inn or Ramada. The room had a ton of light leaking in from the hallway door. But our problem was the old pillow-top mattress. My back's not great, and it was sagging in the middle. Painfully soft. They didn't have a spare mattress. Not one. So if a person spilled water, a child had an accident, whatever, there is NO SPARE MATTRESS? Wifey asked if the (old) couch was also a sofa-bed. The staff wasn't quite sure(!!!). It was. We asked for more sheets and another comforter. They delivered more sheets. The old sofa was, well, old. The spring mattress in it has lumps, but it was better (firmer) than the bed. The location is prime, but they have competition. Next time we are in Halifax (it's a place we go), we won't stay at the Barrington. Kudos to the nice people in the restaurant. Good value for the food, friendly staff. Front desk... No good.

Grande luogo per soggiornare, la colazione è stata fantastica, si consiglierà sicuramente questo luogo per soggiornare se si sta visitando Halifax. Buon servizio clienti.Ben mantenuto, hotel pulito.

We stayed here for three nights. We arrived very early as it was Canada Day! We parked our car and began walking the waterfront area. This hotel is very convenient if that’s what you want to do. The Maritime Museum is a very short walk from the front doors and go left along the boardwalk. It’s right to the Pier 21 Museum and that is a much longer walk. We returned to the hotel about one in the afternoon and there was a King room ready for us. The staff at the check in were pleasant and helpful. Our room was very neat and tidy; just as you would expect for just over $350/night, all in. We were on the 7th floor and it was an easy walk up to the terrace view n 8. Well worth going for a peek! There was a lot of fog when we were there but still quite a wonderful view. Our tv was not working and a young man from maintenance came quickly and had it working in a few minutes. He was pleasant and the hotel staff that we met in the hallways and elevator were very nice, too. Management obviously hires friendly and competent staff. Bravo! The room decor was fine but the sofa bed was not the most comfortable for sitting on. More pillows night help with that. The bed was comfortable with nice linens. The bathroom was large and well designed with a half wall between the toilet and sink area which I think is more hygienic than in some hotels. We did not eat in the hotel. (We enjoyed eating at The Bicycle Thief Restaurant and it’s right out the main hotel doors and about a 5 minute walk along the boardwalk. Went for dinner one night and lunch the next day.) There is one tricky thing at the hotel and even though another reviewer pointed it out, we had trouble finding the door to the underground parking. Duh! So if you approach the hotel from Salter Street and park near the front door, when it’s time to park, go straight ahead and look for a garage door on the right. Do not go out of the hotel drive on to the road as we did……missed it. So, drive slowly and keep looking right. The doors are tucked in behind the front wall. I think the hotel should have a photo prepared for the desk clerks to show guests who are there for the first time. Once you know where it is, it’s easy to find. Parking, with tax, is just over $25/day. The streets in this area are hilly so being on the waterfront is an asset if you like flat walking. We did walk to the Citadel from the hotel and it is a hilly trek. We neglected to take our rain gear which would have made it better but it is walkable. We are glad we chose this hotel for our brief stay in Halifax.

I don’t agree with most of these negative reviews. You get what you pay for. If you want a hotel with fancy amenities, then pay a five star price. If you’re looking for a cheap hotel to rest and aren’t too concerned about your amenities then this is a great hotel. Room was super clean, nice microwave and mini fridge. TV and wifi ******, A/C was a bit dated. It may not be my first choice if I was travelling with children or anyone with mobility issues but if you are able to get around and are travelling solo/a couple people and looking for a clean place to sleep while visiting the city then I’d definitely recommend. I had no issues with the staff, there were nothing but friendly and kind. Slept with the window open, a bit of street noise and you could hear a lot of noise from the hallways but wasn’t bothersome. I felt safe here.