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The Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
The Lord Nelson was built in 1928, and was for years the city's preeminent hostelry. It gradually sank in esteem and eventually ended up as a flophouse. In 1998, it was purchased and received a long-overdue top-to-bottom renovation. It certainly has location going for it: It's right across from the ...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
Surround yourself with the warm and rich ambiance of our unique historic architecture and beautifully appointed.fully renewed guest rooms and suites. Located in the heart of downtown Halifax at the vibrant corner of Spring Garden Road on South Park Street.just across from the famous Public Gardens.w...
gotrump.com
No title - expert review
At The Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites, guests can expect to be welcomed into a warm and elegant atmosphere by a friendly and courteous staff. This historic landmark overlooking the Victorian Public Gardens has experienced an experienced an exciting renaissance restoring it to its original glory. Guest...
mytravelguide.com
not worth the price - user review
4 tour buses of seniors filled the hotel in our Oct 2004 weekend visit. Our business suite is one room with a half bath(no tub). The desk chair was so worn out that it looked like it was discarded from a college dorm. We were lured by a room breakfast package rate of $149 but they said only $205 rat...
epinions.com
THE LORD OF THE MANOR - user review
I originally wrote this on November 21, 2000 and posted it in the Nova Scotia section in travel. Now that the hotel has it's own category I've deleted it there and reposted it here.My sister is going to hate me...
epinions.com
will stay there again hopefully sooner than later - user review
took my son to Dal and staying there was very handy for both simple shopping, exercise and restaurants .extremely convenient...
expedia.com
Out of date and poor on service - user review
We arrived at 4:30 and our room was not ready for another hour plus. We were generally ignored during this period. The place seemed unorganized. It is an older hotel and feels like it. Traveler's tip.Stay at...
expedia.com
No title - user review
We arrived at the Lord Nelson to find that after making our reservation and confirming it again the day before we were to arrive that they had no reservation for us. We had booked a suite and a double room as it was a sister in laws weekend away and there were 10 of us in total. When we called to co...
mytravelguide.com
Lord Nelson Hotel: Great Potential - user review
$130 CDN smack in the heart of downtown you can walk everywhere and itis across the street from the Pub...
virtualtourist.com
Lord Nelson Hotel: Lord Nelson is right... - user review
The Lord Nelson Hotel is the most luxurous hotel at Halifax and it is conveniently located along South Park Street, just across the impressive Halifax Public Gardens. This hotel is within short walking distance from the major...
virtualtourist.com
Lord Nelson Hotel: Another lucky upgrade - user review
Throughout our trip, Bobby and I had no problem at all finding a hotel room. We cut it close in New Brunswick by getting the last room at the 1st hotel we tried, but everything worked out. Halifax was a slightly different story. After driving ALL day, skimming 3 Provinces, we just wanted to get out ...
virtualtourist.com
Excellent hotel - user review
Fine accomodations, great service, perfect location. Wonderful experience ...
travel.yahoo.com
Unique and a part of history - user review
I am in Halifax with fair regularity as a business traveller and I always stay here. The Lord Nelson is different from the other cookie cutter hotels in town. It has a history...th...
travel.yahoo.com
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