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"The guest room was dated, I was surprised to find the furniture, wall coverings and carpeting to be dated back to around the 80s and $400 seemed overly expensive, even with the closeness to amenities in downtown Halifax. The bathtub also filled quickly with water to over an inch while showering, although there didn’t seem to be any clog near the opening of the drain. Maybe the bathtub drain needs to be snaked out or another method. I am also taken aback by the inability for the hotel to validate / pay overnight parking at the scotia square parkade, which is the closest available parking. I’d expect parking for the price of staying at the hotel and the almost kilometre walk to the hotel from the parkade, it would be a nice gesture to the parking to be validated/paid by the hotel as a goodwill gesture for the road construction circumstance, and if I were the hotel management/owners I would have requested HRM to reimburse the hotel as part of their budgeted construction costs. Spend some money updating the furniture and decor, wall coverings and drapes, it would take your rooms to another level, one worth paying for."

"Beautiful setting. Convenient shuttle to town. Excellent restaurant options. We had a wonderful stay. "

"Rooftop pool was great!"

"Nice big room for families, unique pool and great location to make a good base to explore the city"

"Nice quiet hotel in a great location. Staff very nice. "

"Our second stay at the Seaport Hotel and everything was amazing. We will continue to use this hotel for all of our Boston visits."

"Très bon service. Grande chambre propre et confortable."

"Texted staff that I required a very late check in due to attending a concert. At 930 p.m they texted me and said they were fully booked and they had gone ahead and checked me in to ensure the room and to have a great time at the concert! Got to the location at 1: 30 a.m. Valet service provided and smooth check in. Great staff."

"Polite staff super clean rooms"