Name: Waverley Inn
Address: 1266 Barrington Street Halifax,Barrington Street, Halifax, Halifax, Halifax, B3J 1Y5, Canada
Rating: 9

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Stayed at this lovely inn last fall (September 2019). Had a nice time — staff friendly, breakfast food good, rooms nice and clean. Stayed in a room with two beds on/near the top floor. No elevator, an easy workout. An easy walk to the wharf area.

Nice hotel

I visited actually about 5 years ago.   If you want to visit the past and what it was like to be noble and gentile, this is a great place to stay.   Don’t expect it to be a modern, cookie cutter hotel.   The furniture is victorian, high tea snacks in the afternoon, a sweet continental breakfast in the morning.     My daughter and I stayed together in a room downstairs and it was all in walking distance of so much of Halifax.   And yes, it is haunted.   Someone rattled our closet door knob in the night and woke us both.  In the morning, we realized there wasn’t even a door on the little closet!   

Victorian Gem

This charming inn is perfectly situated between the train station and downtown.  Restaurants, museums and other activities are within convenient walking distance.  Several city bus routes have nearby bus-stops.  The staff is friendly and helpful.  Complementary coffee and tea is available 24/7.  I enjoyed my stay and plan to return.

Charming inn within walking distance of the train station and downtown restaurants.

I've been staying at the Waverley Inn since either 1999 or 2000 - so for nearly twenty years.  I can't say enough good about the elegance and the staff at this inn.  It is THE place to stay if you've got a meeting in Halifax, or if you're wanting to see the sights for a few days in the city.  It's within walking distance of the VIA Rail and bus stations, the waterfront, and lots of shopping and restaurants.

Oscar Wilde, PT Barnum, and many many others have stayed here; you should, too!

Staff were all friendly and seemed to enjoy working at this charming inn, which in turn made us feel genuinely welcome. We stayed here at the beginning and end of our trip in two different rooms, each of which were spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was fine with quite a bit of choice. Check-out time at noon is very generous. Would definitely stay here again.

Friendly service and great location.

Character Historic Inn that is centrally located and just blocks from the Harbour Front Boardwalk.  Enjoy the home's restoration, bountiful antiques, and complimentary tea & coffee. Our room was up several flights of stairs. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Parking lot is on site. A standard continental breakfast is provided.

Charming Character  Inn

The Waverley is a an old property but well maintained.  We booked a Premier king room and were quite satisfied.  The room was large and the bathroom a good size.  A fridge an wine glasses.  There is a bit of outside noise but that is expected in any city.  The inn is easy walking distance from all downtown attractions.  The included breakfast is pretty standard and nothing special but this is true of many places.  Staff were pleasant and helpful. On site parking available at no extra charge.

Nice room in an excellent location for touring Halifax

This historic inn is centrally located, has helpful staff, a parking lot, and breakfast included. We were very pleased with our stay there. Easy to walk to harbour and bus lines. The sitting room is nice, beautifully furnished.

Great Location, nice place

We booked rooms at the Waverley at the beginning and end of a 4 day bicycle ride. When we arrived we were booked into the Oscar Wilde room (apparently slept there sometime around the turn of the century). The room was spacious, with high ceilings,  antique furniture - and a very comfortable bed. Breakfast was included and consisted of the same offerings each day - a little variety would have been appreciated.

Great place to stay in Halifax

We had three nights at the Waverley which was apparently once frequented by the likes of Oscar Wilde and PT Barnum amongst others. Great location close to Pier 21 and the waterfront. The comfortable rooms reflect the Victorian elegance of the hotel although they're on the small side and with little to see from the windows. A pleasant lounge with internet access near the entrance and tea and coffee are always available in the lobby at no charge.
The only downside is the basement breakfast room which resembles a cafeteria of a bygone age and offers equally undistinguished fare which was such a poor contrast to the breakfasts we enjoyed everywhere in the Maritimes. Where were the fresh croissants, baguettes, pastries etc, surely they're not so difficult to obtain?  
Other than that, a good central base from which to explore everything Halifax has to offer.

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