Supplier News

30 May 2016

Halifax is one of the most expensive cities in Canada based on the cost of its lodging. The provincial capital of Nova Scotia ranks third priciest among 30 destinations considered by a recent survey. The survey was conducted by CheapHotels.org.

In compiling the rankings, the average rate for the cheapest available double room during the month of June was established for 30 urban destinations in Canada. During June, most destinations in Canada reach their highest average rates, making that month a good comparative timeframe.

In Halifax, travelers will have to spend an average of $148 (CAD) per night for the least expensive double room. It has to be noted that only centrally located hotels rated at least three stars and having a positive average guest rating were considered for the survey.

Vancouver, BC and Toronto, ON lead the rankings at average rates of $164 and $152, respectively, for their most affordable double room. Meanwhile, St John's, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, takes the survey's fourth spot at an average rate of $146 nightly.

The following table shows the 10 most expensive city destinations in Canada. The prices shown reflect the average price for each destination's cheapest available double room (minimum 3-star hotel) for the period spanning June 1st through June 30, 2016.

1. Vancouver (BC) $164

2. Toronto (ON) $152

3. Halifax (NS) $148

4. St. John's (NL) $146

5. Calgary (AB) $142

6. St. Catharines (ON) $138

7. Kingston (ON) $137

8. Richmond (BC) $134

9. Laval (QC) $127

10. Windsor (ON) $127

All rates in CAD.

For the full results of the survey, check http://www.cheaphotels.org/press/canada-2016.html