The Halliburton
What the experts agree on
Halifax's original boutique hotel cleverly combines three historic 19th-century townhouses into an intimate, well-serviced retreat that trades Victorian fussiness for understated elegance in the quiet South End.
“Near the railway station off Barrington St, this long-established thirty-room inn occupies three adjacent buildings.”
– Rough Guide
"Three early-19th-century town houses were cleverly combined to create Halifax's original boutique hotel." Full review
"Located on a quiet street in a historic district, this is the most noteworthy inn in Halifax, appealing to those who savor intimacy and a historical environment." Full review
"Pure, soothing class without all that Victorian hullabaloo can be found at this exceedingly comfortable and well-serviced historic hotel right in downtown." Full review
Top Choice
"Smart, refined and with a dash of Haligonian history that's getting increasingly hard to find, the Halliburton occupies a classic redbrick Victorian edifice in the middle of downtown. It..." Full review
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Free Internet
Room Service
Free Breakfast
Free Parking
Multilingual
Business Center
$73/night
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