Jacqui the manager is fantastic. Nothing too much trouble. Minutes from the Piece Hall and shops. Parking is available to the rear but if full then there are plenty of cheap options very close by. Bed was super comfy and the room was clean. Free WiFi and a good choice of drinks at the bar. I would stay again.

None of these are criticisms of my stay. I'm just being accurate. It is a really old building so the soundproofing between rooms isn't the best. I was there for a sold-out gig at the Piece Hall on a Friday night. Some of the occupants were ridiculously loud and I heard them falling over more than once in the early hours. Again, absolutely no fault of the hotel but my autistic son would struggle with the noise and I do like to pass this info on.

Location was great and within walking distance to the centre - ideal for New Years Eve, particularly given the rain. The host was very friendly and helpful. The bed was very comfortable. Access was easy and 24hrs.

The shower temperature changed a bit, presumably due to demand by others, but this wasn't a major issue. The main issue we encountered was that there was no separate lounging or gathering area that could be accessed when the pub wasn't open. As a group of friends who aren't in their university years anymore, none of us wants to gather in someone's bedroom - there also wasn't sufficient seating or room to attempt this. The place works best as a room-only expectation - and most of the time we were sleeping or out so it worked, but I'd hesitate to stay here for a longer or bigger gathering in the area.

The location is excellent. We stayed there to go to Piece Hall for a concert and this place is very close to the town and the venue. Friendly greeting on arrival and shown around. Room basic but clean and comfortable.

I would have happily given it a 9 with my only gripe being that, on the floor I was on, you could hear guests in other rooms, for instance, walking around above you or watching television in adjacent rooms but it didn't really affect my stay so was more than happy.

Excellent location very close to bus station and in walking distance of train station, the Minster, Piece Hall, museums and the town centre. It's a quirky old building with a real rabbit warren of corridors leading to the rooms. Despite my room being very basic it was clean and comfortable and I slept very well.

Not many en suite rooms and not many shared bathrooms for the total number of rooms, but the wash basin in my room was adequate for a one night stay. A beside table and light would have been useful. With a bit of hard work and investment this place could be a little goldmine. (Some real ale in the bar would have encouraged me to drink there).

Great location for concerts at piece hall. Was nice and clean and the bedding was clean, fresh and beautifully ironed😉 Had no complaints for our one night stay... would stay again if visiting Halifax for a gig.

There was nothing really to moan about, as long as you don't expect 5* boutique. You will get a warm welcome from Janet and her staff and a bed for the night.

Just what we wanted, the location was fantastic, and the bar was very reasonably priced, just a base while going to an event at the piece hall. Really clean the bed was so comfortable, the staff were lovely so welcoming and gave all the information needed. We stayed in 12a, and the room was very spacious. We would definitely stay again.

Not really a negative as it was an easy fix the parking wasn't great, but iv got to say I nipped in to ask, and the manager was so helpful with info on where to park in the carpark untill a space was available and as soon as the business next door shut there was more than enough room and they called us to say we could move the car if we wanted or stay put as we was only blocking another guest at the event also. There's also a multistory over the road if you don't mind paying.

It was perfect for me, it was 4 minutes away from The Piece Hall. You can also walk everywhere from here. The check-in was fast, I got a lovely room in the attic. The bathroom was just next to my room and was really clean, with free shower gel and shampoo. In the room, there was a TV, a kettle and a sink. You can have a free coffee or tea with milk. The bed was comfortable, and the temperature of the room was perfect. WiFi worked well. Towels included too. There were many outlets, which was great to charge different devices at the same time! Quiet at night, when the pub closes.

I went to the toilet in the middle of the night, and when I went back to my room, the lock didn't work, so I had to sleep with the door unlocked. That's one of the cons of no having 24h reception. Although I felt safe there, I didn't like to have my room open while I was asleep.

Jackie was lovely made us very welcome on arrival. We went for a concert which was literally 5 minutes walk. Lovely shopping centre. We had to research its history when I got home as I seen and felt a ghost touch me while staying the night not sure if anyone else has seen anything while stopping here but we sure did! Awsome unexpected experience but will deffo stay again.

Parking wasn't the best but we managed to get parked a little better in the evening

If you want a stay in Halifax that is close to the piece hall, the centre and other facilities then you cannot go wrong with the old post office b&b. On arrival the staff were friendly and welcoming, they showed us where the access to the building was. The room was clean, well equipped and had everything I needed. The shared bathrooms were clean and tidy, free car parking and within walking distance to town.

Everything was absolutely fine.

Basic but just nice for a stop overJackie was very good and welcoming room was good had a very comfortable nights sleeps shower was good nice and hot one thing I love most is how you are close to town and all the facilities

Nothing to not like although you can't get breakfast at the hotel plenty of places in town where you can