Hotell nära Israel Bible Museum

“The place is well organized and well designed for rest and quiet. A beautiful viewpoint of the Galil Mountains and a beautiful place to rest and enjoy the quiet.”

“It all. Super large room, friendly staff, easy checkin and check out, private terrace, location, location ! Walking distance for main places to visit. ”

“Great breakfast. Lovely room and hotel”

“We had a perfect time at the apartment. Very clean. Well located. All amenities necessary. Just know that bedrooms have no windows but a small see-thru glass piece on the ceiling. That did not bother us for a short stay. The apartment sleeps 6. One full bathroom. We enjoyed it very much ”

“Very comfortable bed Excelent staff”

“Comfortable bed and very soft pillows. Nice small balcony looking out towards the mountains. Versatile coffee machine in the lobby (cappuccino, lates, etc). Walking distance from the Old City in Safed, along safe sidewalks, if you're willing to spend 20-30 minutes in the sweet mountain air. Pretty clean room. Some schmutz on the comforter and the chair upholstery has some stains. In general, under the mattress and around the baseboard could use a thorough wipe down. However, this dirt was...

“Poolen var övertäckt”

“Very nice place, beautiful scenery, the owner is very nice and accomodating”

“This place was really lovely, amazingly quiet and peaceful, very enjoyable stay, and the room was beautiful, well appointed, and comfortable.”

“great place and quiet ”

“Yes”

“The hotel was lovely, clean, relaxing. The service was terrific. Highly recommend.”

“Big home. Comfortable rooms. Modern kitchen and baths. Heated pool. Excellent, walking neighborhood. All the amenities, plus more. Would recommend and stay again.”

“Clear check-in instructions amd manager was very helpful. Comfortable, clean accomodations.”

“Just the most tremendous experience overall, with all the conveniences and amenities, including an awesome stereo system, video system, private Jacuzzi, and shower sauna. Cozy surroundings, privacy, nature. What more could you ask?”