Radisson Suites Hotel Halifax
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With a great downtown location just a short walk to the historic Halifax waterfront, fine restaurants and shops, our hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia offers the kind of warm hospitality and first class services sure to please both business and leisure travelers. Whether you're interested in exploring the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia or enjoying a live performance at Neptune Theatre, these and more attractions are minutes away. The spacious suites at our hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia feature such welcome amenities as a separate living room and bedroom, oversized work desk with multiple data ports, complimentary in-room wireless high-speed Internet access, telephones with two lines, voice mail, a television, pay-per-view movies, mini bar fridge, complimentary coffee and coffee maker and newspaper, wet bar with microwave, iron/ironing board, hair dryer and a telephone in every bathroom. You're sure to have a restful night in the Sleep Number® beds at our Halifax, Nova Scotia hotel, and many of our suites offer excellent views of Halifax Harbour. When it's time to relax, guests at our Halifax, Nova Scotia hotel can enjoy a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and Fitness Center. Other convenient amenities include guest laundry facilities, valet parking and a complimentary morning newspaper. We want to be sure that you have everything you need during your stay at our Halifax, NS hotel. In the mood for a delicious meal? Be sure to stop by Ryan Duffy's, located inside our Halifax hotel. The restaurant features steaks, seafood, salads and your favorite beverages. There's no need to search all over for a great restaurants when you can enjoy excellent dining without leaving our hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia. |
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2 queen beds non-smoking
All-suite property with separate livingroom, kitchenette, and bathroom. Rates are for 2 people. Extra adults $25.00. The room caters for a maximum of 6 adults, and a maximum of 4 children but cannot exceed 6 guests in total. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 24 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 24 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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One king bed non-smoking
All-suite property with separate livingroom, kitchenette, and bathroom. Rates are for 2 people. Extra adults $25.00. The room caters for a maximum of 4 adults, and a maximum of 3 children but cannot exceed 4 guests in total. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 24 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 24 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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Business FacilitiesIf you're booking a hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia for a meeting or event, consider the Radisson. We provide flexible, well-appointed meeting rooms and banquet space for up to 250 people. With the expertise of our professional staff, meetings are sure to run smoothly at our Halifax, NS hotel. |
| Check In |
1500hrs |
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| Check In Instructions |
Must have a valid credit card to check-in. |
| Check Out |
1300hrs |
| Getting There |
From Halifax Airport: Head on highway #102 toward Halifax. Follow signs for highway #118 - (Halifax via bridges). Stay on the #118 until you come to a set of lights (corner of Woodland Avenue and Victoria Road). Turn left onto Victoria Road. Follow signs for Angus L. MacDonald bridge, this will take you onto Nantucket Road which leads right into the bridge tolls ($0.75 CAD toll for bridge). Cross bridge into Halifax. At the end of the bridge, take first right, you will go around a loop and end at another set of lights. The main street in front of you is Barrington Street. Take a right onto Barrington Street. Travel along Barrington Street until you arrive at the exit for Hollis Street, which is on the left hand lane. Follow Hollis Street until you arrive at the coner of Hollis Street and Sackville Street. |
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Valet parking is available. $18.95/day (incl. taxes) |
| Things To Do |
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the historic waterfront, just a short walk from our hotel in Halifax. Lodging at the Radisson, located in the heart of downtown, puts you conveniently close to great shopping and a variety of waterfront activities and entertainment. Take a morning stroll along the historic waterfront, have a picnic on McNab's Island, take a relaxing harbour cruise or experience Canada's past at Pier 21. Other popular attractions such as the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Neptune Theatre are within walking distance of our Halifax lodging. Area Attractions: Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum If you're interested in aircraft and aviation artifacts, you won't want to miss this unique museum. (902) 873-3773 Miles from hotel: 19.7 Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Considered one of the best art galleries in the region, this gallery contains local, regional, folk and international work. (902) 424-7542 Miles from hotel: 0.5 Halifax Citadel National Historic Site Visit this imposing stone fort and experience beautiful views of downtown Halifax and the harbour. (902) 426-5080 Miles from hotel: 0.5 Halifax Shopping Centre Shop at more than 170 stores, including Wal-Mart, Pier One and small boutiques. (902) 453-1752 Miles from hotel: 3 Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Nova Scotia's maritime history comes to life at this waterfront museum. Don't miss the Titanic exhibit, significant because more than 100 victims of the disaster are buried in Halifax cemeteries. (902) 424-7490 Miles from hotel: 0.1 McNab's Island Explore the trails on this quiet island, and you'll think that you're hundreds of miles from civilization. (902) 465-4563 (ferry) Miles from hotel: 7.9 Neptune Theatre Experience live theatre when you attend one of the Neptune's exciting productions, which range from political dramas to musicals. (902) 429-7300 Miles from hotel: 0.4 Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History Visit this museum if you want to learn more about Nova Scotia's animals, plants and native culture. (902) 424-7353 Miles from hotel: 1 Pier 21 Pier 21, now restored to its historical appearance, was the first stopping point for more than a million immigrants who came to Canada between 1928 and 1971. (902) 425-7770 Miles from hotel: 0.8 Public Gardens The Public Gardens have showcased lovely Victorian landscaping since 1875. Miles from hotel: 0.6 St. Paul's Anglican Church Visit Canada's oldest Protestant church, the first Anglican church to be founded outside Great Britain. (902) 429-2240 Miles from hotel: 0.6 About Halifax Home to well over 100,000 people, Halifax is the Atlantic Provinces' most important harbor city, and its well-protected waters are the launching point for countless fishing and cargo ships. This young-spirited town can trace its history back to the 1740s, when British Colonel Edward Cornwallis and his men established a military post, naming the place after George Montagu Dunk, Earl of Halifax. Over the next century or so, Halifax served as the Atlantic headquarters of Britain's Royal Army and Navy. As the Navy grew, so did the need for carpenters and builders; subsequently, thanks to shipbuilding and fishing industries, Halifax grew to become one of Eastern Canada's more affluent cities. Remnants of Halifax's colonial roots can be seen today in the presence of the Citadel, a large, 19th-century stone fortress and national historic site which sits on a hill overlooking the city. In addition, wood and stone warehouses dating from the early 1800s still line the waterfront area and make up a shopping promenade; a Victorian-style city hall greets thirsty tourists with afternoon tea every day during summer months; the Georgian-style Province House (1819), Canada's oldest government building, is home to the Nova Scotia Provincial Legislature; Point Pleasant Park recollects the town's military history with its Prince of Wales Tower, an 18th century Martello tower; and St. Paul's Anglican Church rests on historic Grand Parade, constructed in 1750 and surviving as Canada's oldest Protestant church. Take time out for one of the Halifax Harbor cruises that depart from Cable Wharf - perhaps a whale-watching excursion or a trip to McNab's Island (a nature-lover's paradise crisscrossed by century-old dirt roads and home to Fort McNab and Mauger's Beach Lighthouse). Stop by the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which celebrates Halifax's life-long love affair with the sea. Or, if a casual stroll is in order, explore the city's historic waterfront area between Sackville and Purdy Wharf, where you'll find a number of quaint old shops and open-air cafés. Did you know? Halifax has the unfortunate distinction of being the burial ground for over 150 victims of the Titanic disaster. The widely acclaimed movie, Titanic, chronicled the ship's demise and brought worldwide attention to the Halifax area. The city has three cemeteries holding the remains of Titanic's victims and offers a memorial display at the city's Maritime Museum. |
