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This hotel was affordable, and it was about a ten (10) to fifteen (15) minute drive to get into Downtown Halifax. This hotel was also just under one (1) hour of a drive to arrive at Peggy’s Cove. Highway-102 and Highway-103 were very close by to this hotel. Many restaurants were located close by to this hotel. This hotel possessed a large parking lot. The staff members were friendly, helpful, and very diverse. There was free wifi at this hotel. There was a pool at this hotel, and I did some laps in it. This pool was a tad bit chilly, and much of the pool was very shallow. Unfortunately, the gym was closed due to some renovations. I was told that there was going to be no room service, but my room was actually serviced by the staff. My room was spacious, and the bed was comfortable. My room had a desk, several chairs, a television, heat, and air-conditioning. The shower had plenty of hot water. I had some loud guests next to me during my initial night at this hotel, so I cranked up the air-conditioning to overcome their commotion. This hotel did allow guests to borrow movies and boardgames, but I did not view or use any of them. The breakfast had good juices, water, English muffins, toasts, bagels, waffles, pancakes, bananas, and apples. I would have preferred some breakfast pastries, as well, like muffins. Perhaps, this hotel should have a cold water machine in the lobby right where the machines for the coffee and the tea are located.

The location is on the edge of the port, and there is a COWS ice cream shop 10 meters from the east gate. The clerk is professional. Breakfast is not included, it is a la carte system, but the price is actually acceptable between 17-24 Canadian dollars. The facilities include a swimming pool and a gym. The gym is very large. In the swimming pool, the old white man and the old lady are doing extravagant things, which is also drunk. The last hour of the swimming pool is adult only time, but there are still children in it after the time has passed. The security staff helped clean up in time. very good.

The bar closed before 10pm and the staff barely spoke to me upon check in. They didn’t tell me how to use the elevator or to access my room which was pitch black when I entered. The card reader you insert your room pass into is finicky and doesn’t always work, takes multiple tries to get in. The room was alright, bed comfy but the A/C unit was loud.

Stayed here for 3 nights to celebrate our 30th anniversary. It was our first visit to Halifax. The Prince George is perfectly located, within walking distance to many restaurants, bars and the waterfront, as well as the Citadel. The staff here are very friendly and accommodating. The breakfast is excellent- best buttermilk pancakes I’ve ever had. If you want a quieter room, I would suggest a room facing the back toward the Citadel. We would definitely return to this hotel - it’s a gem!

The hotel is conveniently located in the Haffa business district, which is very convenient for dining and traveling. The facilities are first-class and the staff are also very enthusiastic. The breakfast is rich and the view is great!

Finally Halifax has an outstanding hotel which stands up to all the rest. After reading the reviews of Muir Hotel I was excited to give it a try on a recent business trip. It did not disappoint, and in my opinion is a destination in itself. The people working there are smart and kind, the accommodations comfortable and welcoming, and the location first rate. I also enjoyed the fitness facility and restaurant, five stars to all. It is more expensive than the local competition, and worth every penny.

Only downfall was that the water slide was down for construction and they did not mention that at all during booking, mainly why we chose this hotel….