Your guide to finding the best hotels in Halifax, Canada
Make the most of your time in Halifax by staying at a hotel that matches your style. Whether you prefer luxury or simplicity, our hotel picks has something for everyone.
Best time to visit Halifax
When you're planning your vacation to Halifax, keep in mind what you hope to do (or avoid) during your stay when it comes to things like weather and price.
Low and high season in Halifax
Busiest month(s): November sees the most visitors to Halifax, which means the average price per night reaches $515. If you’re travelling during this time, prepare for higher costs than slower times of the year, when average nightly prices fall to $274.
Quietest month(s): Save on your hotel stay and avoid peak season prices by taking your trip during July, when the average price per night is $274.
With less annual rainfall, Halifax is a great place if you prefer drier weather.
To escape the rainy season, plan your trip to Halifax in July.
November is the most expensive month to stay in Halifax, so plan accordingly. When prices peak, you should be prepared to spend an average of $515 per night on a room. Prices are usually highest on Saturday. No matter the time of year, Monday is usually the cheapest day to book.
Where to stay in Halifax
While choosing the perfect hotel is important, don't forget that location matters just as much. The various neighborhoods of Halifax, including Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, and Montmartre, boast a plethora of hotels available.
Popular hotels in Halifax
The Prince George Hotel is a great place to stay, with its 4-star rating and range of amenities. This hotel offers an excellent retreat in the heart of Halifax, and you can enjoy the hotel's ocean view, rooftop terrace, complimentary breakfast, and free Wi-Fi.
Things to do in Halifax
Halifax has a ton to discover and do right in the heart of the city, like the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, and Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk. Explore different neighborhoods and find interesting attractions and things to do like the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site and the Halifax Public Gardens. If you love food, you'll enjoy the authentic local cuisine, creative twists on classics, and flavors from around the world at Stories Fine Dining, Studio East Asian Gastropub, Gio, Edna Restaurant, and Fredies Fantastic Fishhouse.
