Prince George Hotel, Halifax
‘City Location, Close to Parks and Lakes’
Prince George Hotel is in central Halifax, Nova Scotia and features an indoor pool, gym and direct access to the World Trade and Convention Centre. There are a variety of bars and restaurants to choose from including the Gio Restaurant and cocktails and snacks at the Levelbar. Guests can collect coffee on the go at the Starbucks in the lobby or arrange for meals on the go using The Travelling Gourmet service. The hotel is also part of the Halifax link which is a network of indoor pedways that link various venues together in the area.
In Our Opinion
‘We love the array of dining options here, from a coffee on the go to a delicious meal at the Gio restaurant, and we always make use of the indoor pedways for fast and efficient access to many local areas’
Serves breakfast every morning which includes a range of options including eggs benedict, pancakes and omelettes.
Leisure
• Indoor pool
• Gym
• Garden patios
• Sauna
Services
• Parking (fees apply)
• Free Wi-Fi
• Air-conditioning
• 24-front desk
• Mini-market on-site
• Car hire
• Lift
• Concierge service
• Cash machine
• Ticket service
Room Options
Location
Halifax International Airport is a 29-minute drive from the Prince George Hotel which is in central Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Nearby Attractions
• Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada – 0.2 miles
• Scotiabank Centre – 0.1 mile
• Halifax Grand Parade – 0.1 mile
• Halifax shopping centre - 0.1 mile
• Art Gallery of Nova Scotia- 0.2 miles
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