Top Hotels Near Dalhousie University in Halifax from NZ$167

"The building and room were very clean. The kitchenette had everything you needed. Had some noise from neighboring unit. Very central to all restaurants, pubs and event centres. Enjoyed our stay. Would definitely stay at Cameo again. "

"The door man brought my lugguge to my room. Thats the first!"

"Cons: No parking (they may open the garage door for you but there won’t be any spaces), no pancakes for breakfast :( . Loud. Sauna isn’t very hot. Hot tub and sauna do not appear to be accessible as you have to walk up flights of a back stair well. If it is accessible by elevator it isn’t marked well. Front desk called in the middle of the night while I was sleeping to mention that they put me in the wrong room. Pros: location?"

"It was a good place to stay downtown Halifax. The room was basic but the bed was very comfortable and clean. I would stay here again. Staff were friendly and though a bit dated everything was well kept "

"Pool- the floor in the pool was really dirty and there were no towels anytime we went down. It would be very helpful to put in some benches as there is not near enough seating- I was quite disappointed with the pool area."

"Excellent budget choice in central Halifax location with parking and good continental breakfast, and efficient staff. Very convenient for IWK hospital, and close to Spring Garden."

"Wonderful hotel, clean amd quiet."

"Our room was very hot and never got cleaned the three days we were here. "

"This hotel checked all the boxes for what we were hoping would be a fun weekend away as a family of four. We booked the king suite, which was a great setup with a pull-out couch in the main area. After checking in, we enjoyed the pool. Later that evening we noticed the room was quite warm so we turned down the thermostat. By the kids’ bedtime, it had become noticeably hotter, and we lowered it all the way to 15°C. Despite this, the room remained unbearably hot throughout the night. Our kids ended up sleeping on the pull-out couch in nothing but their underwear with flushed faces, clearly uncomfortable. I’m 7 months pregnant and already struggle with sleep, so the excessive heat and dryness in the room made for a very difficult night (including dealing with a bloody nose). In the morning, I brought the issue to the front desk and was told I was the second guest to report the same problem. I was informed the hotel operates on central air, so there wasn’t much that could be done, aside from offering fans or switching rooms. We decided to wait for maintenance to assess the situation before moving. Later, we were told the issue had been resolved, so we stayed in the same room. What was most disappointing was how this situation was handled. Despite a very uncomfortable first night and known issue with the room no effort was made to offer any form of compensation or discount. For what could have been a great stay, this left a lasting negative impression."