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Waverley Inn Halifax - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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The Waverley is adorned in high Victorian style, as befits its 1866 provenance. Flamboyant playwright Oscar Wilde was a guest in 1882, and one suspects he had a hand in the decorating scheme. There's walnut trim, red upholstered furniture, and portraits of sourpuss Victorians at every turn. The head...
frommers.com
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Inn/ChaletYear Built 1867 Year Remodeled 1996 Additional Property Description Traditional Maritime Hospitality and Relaxed, But Attentive Service Combine To Create a Very Comfortable Environment For Our Guests. The Inn Has the Warmth and Ambience Found Only in Gracious, Antique Filled, Period Surrou...
gotrump.com
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The magnificent point between ocean and mountain has made Cape Town one of the most attractive cities in the world. The Sweet Orange guesthouse is situated in Sea Point, one of the most popular suburbs along the Atlantic coast. Small Shops, Cafes and Restaurants are all within walking distance. The ...
sidestep.com
Old Word Charm, New World Conveniences - user review
The Waverley Inn by itself is a reason to visit Halifax, Nova Scotia. It is centrally located, close to restaurants, parks, museums, the harbour, clubs, pubs, shops and other attractions. The hotel is a Victorian building wit...
epinions.com
Quite, Cozy, PERFECT - user review
It's not a big hotel. Very Clean. Lots of privacy. Very Very quite. I spent my honeymoon there and it was perfect!!Highly recommended f...
travel.yahoo.com
Love the rooms and staff too! - user review
A step back in time, but I could still use my laptop with their free high speed wireless. Wonderful antiques. loads of charm and the staff were alwayus helpful and friendly. The locati...
travel.yahoo.com
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