Prince George Hotel

Top choice in Halifax


This suave city hotel is as slick as Halifax gets: every inch looks as though it's been designed for an Instagram post, from the arch-windowed interior pool to the landscaped patio and the LevelBar cocktail corner. Rooms are equally stylish (Crown-floor rooms have their own private lounge), and the Gio restaurant is really good.

Parking is a pricey $24, $34 if you get a valet to do it.


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