Nova Scotia Travel Guide
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Recently Reviewed Hotels Around Nova Scotia
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Express Lodge Hotel
317 Prince Albert Rd, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
8.2/10 - 5 reviews
Hotel Class
19 Rooms
- Loyalist Inn Hotel 160 Water Street, Shelburne, Nova Scotia 6.5/10 - 2 reviews 11 Rooms
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Lakeview Inn & Suites Hotel
98 Chain Lake Drive, Halifax, Nova Scotia
5.5/10 - 2 reviews
Hotel Class
65 Rooms
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Wandlyn Inn Amherst Hotel
Transcanada Highway Exit 3, Amherst, Nova Scotia
5.0/10 - 2 reviews
Hotel Class
88 Rooms
- Marquis of Dufferin Seaside Inn Hotel RR1, Port Dufferin, Nova Scotia 4.5/10 - 2 reviews 8 Rooms
- Highland Heights Inn Hotel 4115 Hwy 223, Iona, Nova Scotia 9.0/10 - 1 review 32 Rooms
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Delta Barrington Hotel
1875 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
4.5/10 - 2 reviews
Hotel Class
200 Rooms
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Delta Halifax Hotel
1990 Barrington St, Halifax, Nova Scotia
9.0/10 - 1 review
Hotel Class
297 Rooms
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Rainbow Motel Hotel
341 Prince St, Truro, Nova Scotia
8.0/10 - 1 review
Hotel Class
19 Rooms
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Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites
1515 South Park Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
8.0/10 - 1 review
Hotel Class
244 Rooms
- Hebridean Motel Hotel Box 149, Port Hood, Nova Scotia 7.0/10 - 1 review 16 Rooms
- Berry's Motel Hotel 73 Robie St, Truro, Nova Scotia 3.0/10 - 1 review 31 Rooms
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Bayview Motor Inn Hotel
50 Bedford Hwy, Halifax, Nova Scotia
3.0/10 - 1 review
Hotel Class
65 Rooms
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The Citadel Hotel Halifax
1960 Brunswick Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
1.5/10 - 2 reviews
Hotel Class
267 Rooms
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Quality Inn Dartmouth Hotel
313 Prince Albert Road, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
1.0/10 - 1 review
Hotel Class
49 Rooms
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