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The perfect hotel to take in all the tourist attractions of Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia! Simply jam-packed with great attractions, the Halifax Regional Municipality is the largest urban centre east of Quebec City. Halifax/Dartmouth is a city with a rich and colourful colonial past. Established in 1749 and named after "Lord Halifax", Dartmouth was settled soon thereafter in 1752. Historic Halifax - Just across the Harbour From Citadel Hill and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia to a myriad of restaurants, pubs and coffee houses exuding convivial charm. Experience Ryan Duffy's Steak and Seafood Restaurant to Uncommon Grounds, Halifax is famous for it's culture of music and arts. From the days of Cornwallis to the present, this charming historic city is both. Explore Dartmouth & Area
One block away you will find Alderney Landing , home to a library, shops, theater and weekend farmers market. Nearby Ochterloney Street named for Superintendent Alexander Ochterloney who, in 1796, helped settle a group of 600 Jamaican immigrants on approximately 2,000 hectares (5,000 acres) of Dartmouth land, purchased with funds from the Jamaican government. Find more information about this group of settlers known as the Maroons at the Black Cultural Centre.
Enjoy our ongoing connection with the sea. Visit the Cole Harbour Salt Marsh Trail , the active fishing village of Eastern Passage and be sure and take in the surf at Lawerencetown Beach or Rainbow Haven… both just a short drive away. |




