The Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from June 26, 2016
  

  Morgan T. asked:

  Does anyone know of any venues in the Halifax area that will hold over 200 people and do not require catering!?

  

  Craig R. replied:

  There are several Hotels in Halifax https://www.facebook.com/ https://www.facebook.com/350860061476 10 https://www.facebook.com/133054626721950 5384402833706 The https://www.facebook.com/144854002219788 Westin Nova Scotian, The Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites and the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront, plus others. There is also Halifax Seaport Farmers Market It's All About You Events was the first company to do a roof top wedding and dinner in the market area. #wasBeautiful!

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• Referral from May 17, 2013
  

  tyrnamin asked:

  recommendations for hotels/retreat centres for a work conference hi halifax, i've never been to you, but i'd like to. i'm in the very early stages of planning a work conference/event, and we want to do it in halifax this year. i'm asking your recommendation for hotels. ALSO, even better: are there any retreat centres in or near halifax that could accomodate an event of about 50-100 people? last year's event was about 60-70 people and we held it in the holiday inn downtown toronto, if that gives you a bit of an idea of budget. also, a meeting space is very important as we spend more of our days there. (it's about a business week long). great food/catering is also extremely important. all recommendations welcome. thanks in advance.

  

  salen replied:

  I'd recommend White Point on the South Shore. It may be a bit further of a drive than you want but it speaks for itself: http://www.whitepoint.com/ Otherwise, within the city you have the normal big names, Delta, Marriott and Sheraton or local favorites like [the Lord Nelson](http://lordnelsonhotel.ca/) and [the Prince George](http://www.princegeorgehotel.com). All should be able to accommodate you, but I'd give the a call to be certain.

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