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I don’t agree with most of these negative reviews. You get what you pay for. If you want a hotel with fancy amenities, then pay a five star price. If you’re looking for a cheap hotel to rest and aren’t too concerned about your amenities then this is a great hotel. Room was super clean, nice microwave and mini fridge. TV and wifi ******, A/C was a bit dated. It may not be my first choice if I was travelling with children or anyone with mobility issues but if you are able to get around and are travelling solo/a couple people and looking for a clean place to sleep while visiting the city then I’d definitely recommend. I had no issues with the staff, there were nothing but friendly and kind. Slept with the window open, a bit of street noise and you could hear a lot of noise from the hallways but wasn’t bothersome. I felt safe here.

Overall, our stay was well however at the time we were there the heating of the room is really high.

I recently stayed at the Garden South Park Inn while visiting Halifax and I'm so glad I did! The B&B was very nice and the room was clean and comfortable. The staff were lovely and the location was perfect! I picked this B&B so I could park my rental and walk around beautiful downtown Halifax. My only criticism would be to offer breakfast earlier. Breakfast starts at 7:45 am and most people who are in town on vacation like to get an earlier start. Myself and other guests were waiting in the beautiful lobby waiting for our breakfast and all commenting that an earlier breakfast would have been better. Other than that, I loved my stay at the Garden South Park Inn and would gladly stay again.

This was a great little hotel! We were in the area for our daughters wedding and stayed for a week. Pros: Clean and comfortable queen sized bed Coffee maker Good shower temperature Large mini fridge & microwave Free breakfast Free parking Pull out sofa Huge tv - could use our fire stick Nice staff Food options and a small store across the street Extremely close to McKay bridge Nice and quiet at the back Negative: A little grungy in the corners Tip: Brings lots of loonies and quarters - the bridges have a $1.25 toll there and back. It’s worth it when you’re paying less for a large room. And KOD across the street was good! And if you want to do the Halifax boardwalk, park at Salter Lot :)

The room was surprisingly large with a queen bed, sofa, small dining table and kitchenette. The grounds are lovely and a Tim Hortons is within walking distance. It's about a 30 minute drive from the city center of Halifax, but the other hotels in the city were either booked or way over our budget at the time due to multiple events going on.

We stayed here on the last night of our Nova Scotia trip because we wanted to be close to the airport. The rooms are beautiful. The check in process was kind of informal- we just had to go down to the bar and find a certain person, and paid her right then on a portable card reader. The reservation was done through email. It was kind of warm, as only one of the bedrooms had an a/c unit, and we didn't notice it at night. FYI, it's above the window and the remote is inside the desk! We stayed in the Thomas Suite, which has two bedrooms.It's on the top floor. I think the other rooms are smaller. There is a common area on the second floor where the coffee maker and microwave are. They had a few board games, a fireplace, couch and a balcony. There was cold water in glass decanters in the fridge, and all the glassware was chilled in the fridge as well. There was yogurt and juice in the common room fridge, and our breakfast consisted of muffins, fruit, and granola bars. It was noisy until the restaurant closed, but after that it was pretty quiet. The one drawback was getting there. It is on a busy road (we arrived at rush hour), and there is only one way in and out. The parking lot is kind of small, but there were a couple of spaces when we got there. Also, when we came in off the highway, our GPS instructed us to turn left at the stop sign, which was next to impossible. I gave up and turned right, and there is a roundabout about a block that way where you can make a U-turn.