Hotels With Gym in Nova Scotia, Canada

The hotel was easy to locate and conveniently situated. Our room was clean and equipped with all the basic amenities needed for a comfortable overnight stay. One aspect of the room layout that felt a bit awkward was the bathroom configuration—the shower and toilet were in a separate room while the sink was located outside of it, which made bathroom use slightly inconvenient. The indoor pool area was nice, though the water could have been a little warmer. Additionally, there were no towels available when we arrived and we had to locate a staff member to obtain some. The onsite parking option for our three-week trip was greatly appreciated and eliminated one potential stress before our travels. The shuttle service to Halifax Airport was punctual and reliable, getting us to the airport safely and on time. The complimentary breakfast was decent, although the hot food items were somewhat slow to be replenished, resulting in a short wait. Overall, this is a solid option for an overnight stay, particularly if you have an early flight from Halifax Airport the next day.

Everything was good and clean. i really like the room and living area but thing which disappointed me which was water bottle service. They told us we only get 2 bottle water for 1 day each for 2 people. Only 2 water bottle is not enough. Other than that, everything was wonderful

Very new hotel, a great stay. There is also a slide in the pool, the children like it! The hotel's free breakfast is not bad. The room was clean and the facilities were new. There is also free parking. Recommend to stay at this hotel in yarmouth

The hotel is generally average, the mattress is too soft, and the back of the sleep hurts. The room is not soundproof and very noisy. The hotel staff is friendly, but the facilities are a bit old and the elevator is slow.

I stayed at King's College, which is adjacent to Dalhousie University, where Lucy Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables, studied. The historic building and campus are wonderful, and I'm glad I stayed here. The building and facilities are old, so there is no elevator and the toilets are shared on each floor, but they are clean. The room is spacious and has a mini kitchen, but no dishes or pots. There are towels, but no tissues. After checking in, I didn't know how to open the door, so I went to ask, but the two students at the reception desk were very kind and helpful. I had dinner at a Turkish restaurant nearby. The No. 1 bus stop was right next to it, so it was convenient to go to downtown.

Nice to stay in the historic hotel. As such, the room showed it's age which is not necessarily bad. It had a charm and warmness not found in most modern hotel rooms. The full breakfast was definitely the highlight. It was not advertised as such on the booking site but should be. I was a bit disappointed that the internet was not password protected. I was reluctant to leave my computer on too long for fear of hacking.

This hotel is well located and the service provided by the front desk staff, Ms. Iryna, is particularly considerate. If you encounter any problems, you can get them solved promptly by approaching her, which makes guests feel at ease during their stay.

The location was perfect—two minutes from the CAT Ferry. Early breakfast menu provided a lot of choices. Hotel room was spacious and very clean.

Very good Sanitation: Clean Environment: Good Facilities: Very good Service: Good

Hotel is centrally located which is all it has going for it. It’s old and in desperate need of some updates. The pool seemed murky, tiles were broken around the pool, sauna didn’t work in either change room. The worst part was that one of the beds on our room smelled like urine. We called the front desk but couldn’t be moved as the hotel was booked. They brought fresh sheets and sprayed the bed, but you could still smell it. My daughter ended up sleeping on the floor. For the price you’d be better off staying somewhere else. We stayed in motels that were cleaner than this room.