Luxurious Stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Halifax Dartmouth

DoubleTree by Hilton Halifax Dartmouth

101 Wyse Road, In Dartmouth (Harbourview), Dartmouth, NS B3A 1L9, Canada

Rating

4.4

Travelers Choice

2021

Price Level

Rooms

204

Pets

Yes

May

DoubleTree by Hilton Halifax Dartmouth, Dartmouth

DoubleTree by Hilton Halifax Dartmouth

DoubleTree by Hilton Halifax Dartmouth offers an ideal location, overlooking the beautiful Halifax Harbour. Just minutes from downtown Halifax, our modern hotel is situated next to the MacDonald Bridge, offering easy access to the ferry terminal, Alderney Landing and the bustling shopping district at Dartmouth Crossing. Business travelers will appreciate our close proximity to both Halifax and Dartmouth business areas, including Burnside Industrial Park. Savour a DoubleTree chocolate chip cookie upon arrival and settle into your modern guest room or suite. All rooms feature a 50-inch LCD TV and complimentary WiFi access. Many of our rooms and two-room suites offer striking views of the harbour, visible from your guestroom, or your own private balcony.

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Overall

Excellent

4.4

665 reviews

203

Customers Review

Cleanliness 4.6

Comfort 4.5

Neighborhood 4.1

Amenities 4.3

Condition 4.5

Recomendation 75.1%

“Been dealing with Michelle for an event space rental for our business and she has been a pleasure to work with. Very accommodating and responsive to our needs. The space itself is great and lots of parking. Definitely recommend.”

— Alex Marshall

“Rooms were very nice so far. Reception hal was wanting in graciousness. Only one check in person. No one offered to help with luggage. Strange characters hanging out at the front door. It seemed a bit scary. It had the feeling of a halfway house for homeless people as soon a you drove up. Too bad there wasn't an outdoor area for them not right by the front door.around the front door and in the lobby. I'm thinking these are homeless people being housed by the city. That's great but they shouldn't take over the front area and be hanging out in the lobby.”

— Sharon gunn