The Westin Nova Scotian Marks 85 Years
Since opening on June 23, 1930, The Westin Nova Scotian has been a downtown Halifax landmark and a fixture in the community. From hosting royalty including Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth in the 1950s and 1970s, as well as Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana in the early 1980s, the hotel has been a celebrated member of the Halifax community.
To celebrate 85 years of welcoming guests and visitors to the city, the hotel is offering a special rate through the end of June starting from $85. The hotel is offering 85 rooms starting from $85 for traditional guestrooms with one queen or two beds and upgraded room types available at an additional cost.
This special anniversary rate is available on Thursday, Friday and Saturday arrivals, with a maximum three-night stay. Rates are fully prepaid at the time of booking and priced per room, per night, based on single/double occupancy and availability. A limited number of rooms are available at this special rate.
To book call 1-866-716-8101 and mention rate plan BDAY or visit http://www.thewestinnovascotian.com/85-years .
As well, as a part of the celebration the hotel’s restaurant Elements on Hollis is offering a special anniversary menu that celebrates the nine decades that the hotel has been open and operated in. From June 22-27, the menu will feature a three-course meal with nine signature items that reflect the character and times of each decade including the Railway Years in the 1930s, the Expansion Years in the 1950s or the Birth of Westin Hotels in Eastern Canada in the 1990s. And, guests who are 85 years young on June 23 will eat for free at Elements in celebration of the day the hotel opened to the public.
