The Halliburton

It was a great stay. Staff were very kind and helpful. Would totally recommend.

Well located hotel near to station and five minutes walk to boardwalk . Lovely little boutique hotel that reminds me of an old English Manor study . Think Cludoe. Lovely touches in the bedroom , real capsule coffee , ironing board ect . Really helpful staff .

Staff was helpful, parking was ok, the room was fine really no complaints on the room, other than the location of the room was front of the building and the street was quite noisy. Location of the hotel is very good to walk down to the waterfront. We would stay again most likely

I have stayed at this property before. I am extremely disappointed during the check in process. Sadly some extreme comments were spoken very loudly and found to be unprofessional . It was passed check in permitted time. The room was not ready, person from behind back room rudely and very loudly sad stated. " The room is not ready tough , deal with it, it is not that hard to wait". I had finished an over night shift of 12 hours travelled, was tired, just looking to sit on peace and quiet. Not have added stress to an arrival.

Very cozy

It is a lovely older inn. I have stayed here over the years however attention needs to be given to Rm 108. The slat blinds need to be hung inside the window frame if not possible then you need to add room darkening drapes because lights that have been added 2or so streets away does not allow for a restful sleep. (Very blinding)

Beautiful little gem of a hotel close to all the Halifax waterfront has to offer! Extremely helpful staff and a really great vibe. We will be back!

Na

Overall it was a great stay. The rod of the blinds in the room was broken and it remained broken during my stay even I told the staff right after check-in.

The Halliburton is a unique hotel located in an excellent location, a short walk to the Halifax Waterfront with many restaurants, coffee shops and pubs nearby. The room was clean and spacious with an elevated bed (had its own step stool so wouldn't recommend that for anyone with mobility issues) but it was very comfortable. The bathroom was immaculate and the towels and linens were excellent. There is limited free parking in the back of the building which I used daily and some street parking that is free after hours. Overall, I had an enjoyable stay and do recommend it for the price, free parking and proximity to the waterfront.

Room was larger than I expected. Bed as well as bedding super soft and warm.

Very cute old building. Nice to have free parking and a decent-sized room with wet bar and mini fridge. We enjoyed the option to buy a happy hour drink in the library. Would definitely come back.

Great staff and location. Charming and period decore.

This is a charming hotel in a historic building, well located for walking around downtown Halifax... I enjoyed the Happy Hour in the library- surprised that more gursts don't take advantage of it.

Micky mouse in the house

This was our first stay at the Halliburton but definitely won’t be the last. This quaint little boutique hotel surpassed our expectations. The location can’t be beat! The room was beautiful and the beds and bedding were top notch. We enjoyed a lovely drink in the library before heading out to the theatre. Looking forward to our next visit to Halifax and the Halliburton

No, it was in a back alley. Staff was very friendly. Room was clean but bed wasn’t made second day. Did not eat any breakfast there

Great stay in the heart of downtown. Easy walk to restaurants and great parking. Staff was very nice.

Parking was easy and accessible Coffee was good did not have breakfast TV while not important was impossible to use Had to ask the front desk 3 times

Very nice old charm room (standard with queen bed and mantle). Bathroom is on the small side and no vanity to hold your things. Continental breakfast available for $15 p/p. Free parking in back of hotel (which is hard to come by in city). Lots of stairs to get to our room on third floor (no elevator). Did not like that our room was also in a building (they own three buildings) separate from the reception desk, library and restaurant area.