Hotels near Victoria Park, Truro

Stopped for a night with our two children after a day trip to Halifax was comfortable with a decent breakfast close walk to garage tim hortons and wendys to get snacks for the night. We stayed on main level but noticed only stairs so make sure you get a main level room.Quiet and comfortable beds fridge and microwave.

We recently stayed at The Tidal Bore Inn in Truro Nova Scotia, and am sorry that I feel the need to write this review, but we had a terrible experience there. It will be long. When we checked in, Lisa at the office was great. Very nice person, and we chatted for quite a while. We initially thought it was a nice location, overlooking grass and a bit away from traffic. However, the room itself was not in good shape at all. The beds in the room were terrible. The mattresses were very old, uncomfortable and squeaked terribly every time we moved.....very loud. The toilet needed flushing two to three times every time used, the blow dryer did not work, ( yes we tried the reset button numerous times...simply did not work ) there is no in room coffee, ( which you would expect at this price ) but even worse was the fact that a work crew was staying at the motel, and were out in the parking lot right next to our room between midnight and about 2 in the morning making so much noise talking loudly and going up and down the outside stairs, it was impossible to sleep. Then at 5:30am, they were out there again leaving for work, and the same level of noise. Was awful, we barely slept all night. We wanted to complain to the office when we checked out, as there is no one in the office all night, but the office did not open til 10:00am and we left at 9:00. So I called later as we were travelling, and I got a gentleman on the phone, perhaps Lisas husband, and told him what happened. He argued with me about pretty much everything, then said they had other complaints about the work crew prior, and that they tried to get them out but could not, and they will never have them stay again. He kept saying there was nothing he could do about my complaints. Firstly, they could have told us about the work crew when we checked in, especially as they had other complaints, so we could have chosen not to stay there. But they did not. Well, we paid $154.00 plus tax for that night, which for what we experienced was appalling. He did not offer at all to discount even a portion of what we paid, nor did he apologize to me. We travel quite a bit, and after this experience, I would not ever recommend for anyone to stay at this motel.

The young man at the front desk was kind. The breakfast was included. It has scrambled eggs, sausages, juice, some fruits, yogurt, cereals, waffles makers, toasts, hot beverages. I like how they put at our disposition recyclable trays to bring back to our room. The room was clean-ish (except for dead squashed bugs on the wall and door). Overall, it was a nice stay.

Very good, the breakfast is good and the variety is richer. The night view of the room looking out is not bad.

Very convenient hotel 🏨 There is an airport shuttle bus 🚌 with breakfast. 🧹 Health: Clean and clean 🍃 Environment: Near the airport 🔔 Service: Simple and simple 🚗 Traffic: Convenient The plane was cancelled and I had to live near the airport. I chose this one, yes!

Location is good. Convenience to airport is nice. I stayed in Room 351. This room (and ones like it) are hazardous. Immediately after entering this room there is a noticeable step down (and the room is not very large). Similarly there is a noticeable step up to the bathroom entrance AND to exit to the balacony. On my first attempt at going to the bathroom I tripped on the step and fell face first in to the wall. Definitely a horrid start to the stay. As a retired engineer I looked at the room and realized that the 'sunken' part of the room was not providing any value and could be easily removed. The floor could easily be built up so that there is one level common to the entrance, door to the bathroom and exit to the balcony. Nothing would be lost in terms of room usage and guest safety would be greatly improved. Shame on Ascend and Inn on the Lake for sacrificing guest safety. Despite having a very long day and being exhausted, the bed was not conducive to sleep. On the previous night I had spent at a Wyndham hotel and its bed was so comfy it was hard to wake up. Inn on the Lake provided uncomfortable sleep and as a result I did not sleep much. And finally, the breakfast. Choice Hotels advertises a Grab n Go Breakfast. Hmmmmmm. Cold muffin and cold yogurt is what equals a Grab n Go Breakfast. Not even any fruit offerings. I don't stay at the hotel for its free breakfast offering, but a muffin and yogurt is not a breakfast - no matter how it is advertised. I have stayed at Inn on the Lake previously and really enjoyed it. But that was a different room. After this last episode I will drive longer and stay somewhere safer.