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The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|0.32km from city center
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|0.32km from city center
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|0.32km from city center
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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Halifax Town Hall

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|0.3km from Halifax Town Hall
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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Bankfield Museum

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|1.03km from Bankfield Museum
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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Eureka! The National Children's Museum

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|0.47km from Eureka! The National Children's Museum
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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SHIBDEN HALL

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews

The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel

Halifax|1.15km from SHIBDEN HALL
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar

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The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel
3.4/537 Reviews
I cannot recommend this place at all. They get one star because of The Good: the staff were friendly, the room was reasonably clean and the mattress was comfortable and the car parking was free. The Bad – the pillows were dreadful. Very thin and not comfortable at all. Also, though it was clear the bed linen had been washed, not all stains had been removed. There were still blood marks on the pillow cases very visible. I know that other people use the room before me, but I don’t want to have that reminder literally in my face! The room was very cold. The quilts on the bed are again very thin and are exactly the size of the single bed so there is no overhang. Luckily, I was a single person in a twin room so I was able to get the second quilt off the other bed, but I don’t know what you would do if you sharing the room with someone. I was put in room 2 (the accessible room) on the ground floor with a window that is exactly level with the customers sitting on the benches outside. You will need to keep the curtains closed at all times. Luckily, they are very thin cream curtains that look very pretty, but do nothing for keeping out light. If you are a light-ish sleeper you will be woken up as soon as dawn starts – they do not have any kind of blackout curtain. The TV is tiny (like the size of an A4 sheet of paper) and hung in such a position that you can’t watch it unless you are standing directly in front of it. You can’t sit looking at it, because it does not have any directionality to ensure the picture remains good from every angle. On to The Ugly and it was Ugly. Room 2 has been carved out of the bar area (I can only guess that they were forced to add an accessible room) However, the owners did not put up a proper wall, they only put up a stud wall. So you hear everything. Clearly. As if the customers were sitting next to you. Or, as in on my horrifying night, you get back to the OPO at around 10.45pm ish to discover that there is a bad disco going on in the bar. You know, where my room is. And do you know what is worse than a very loud, bad DJ? Really, really dreadful karaoke where the actual music is lower than the disco was, but the mics of the “singers” is turned up much louder. It was awful. And just when it could not get any worse, it did. At around 11.45 ish a group of lads decided that “singing’ was too boring and instead they were just going to scream in to the mic. Until 12.37am. And yes there is a reason why I keep putting singing in quote marks. It was so loud. So loud that I could not hear the telly. If I had been sharing a room I would not have been able to speak to them without shouting. I have never had such a poor experience. If you are planning on staying out past 1am then you will probably be OK. If you want to do anything other than that then do not stay here. There are other rooms in the hotel and I have no idea what they heard, but as the reviews aren’t that bad, I’m guessing it can’t heard in the other rooms and they ar
Wool Merchant Hotel Halifax
3.4/520 Reviews
Very pleasant over night stay at this Hidden Gem. The staff are excellent, helpful and professional. The property is just like a Boutique hotel. Nicely decorated. We were there to visit a Birthday party, so decided on a starter at the Bar. They have drink package deals..Double Gordon's Gin and 2 bottles of Coors light £9.50.. Very clean and tidy. Will definitely stay there again when in Halifax..
The Imperial Crown Hotel
3.3/551 Reviews
Great location for Eureka and right opposite the railway station. Very friendly staff and a few requests were made without any fuss. Great choice for breakfast very good value. Definitely stay there again.

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Halifax Hotel Guide

On Trip.com, it's easy to search for hotels in Halifax. New and popular hotels in Halifax recommended by Trip.com. Halifax may not be a metropolis, but there are still great hotel options on Trip.com. You can plan a day tour in Halifax.

Though there is no civilian airport, it's still easy to take a bus or train to reach Halifax. It's easy to travel by bus in Halifax. There are buses to surrounding cities available every day.

Although Halifax is not a large city, there are still hotels with great value for your money. When looking for hotels in Halifax, there are likely good options at a nightly budget of just 65 USD. There are 2 four-star hotels in Halifax at an average price of 117 USD per night. There are 4 three-star hotels in Halifax at an average price of 48 USD per night. There are not many well-known chain hotels in Halifax, but staying at a unique local hotel will make you feel at home. A popular hotel in Halifax, The White Swan Halifax by Compass Hospitality is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Wool Merchant Hotel.

In the city center of Halifax, you'll have easy access to Halifax Tourist Information Centre, Halifax Town Hall. You can choose attractions in Halifax that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Ogden Water Country Park & Nature Reserve, Moorside Club. The most famous attractions locally are Piece Hall, Halifax Minster.

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