Hotel a Bet Meʼir

“Everything was accurate and delicious. I will come back safe again to the hotel”

“Pretty basic hotel but very clean”

“Ottima struttura e servizio. Ricca la colazione”

“Schoon”

“Most amazing hotel Ever seen”

“Hotel is ideally located to get bus or light rail anywhere you need in the city.”

“As soon as you walk through the doors you feel a sense of calm and serenity . There is music playing and beautiful fragrance in the air in the reception area . The room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom .The bed and sheet so were very soft and it felt like we were sleeping on a cloud Breakfast was lovely and plentiful and the view was spectacular Delightful staff as well . There is a roof top heated pool which was like entering a bath . We then used the sauna and steam room . We would...

“Siamo stati in questo Hotel due volte durante il nostro soggiorno in Israele, 6 notti in totale. Lo abbiamo scelto perché era l'unico hotel nella zona, e avevamo bisogno di essere a Bayit Vagan. La prima volta, siamo arrivati prima della festa ed eravamo veramente in fretta. Il check-in è stato lento e il personale non era molto gentile. La camera era molto grande, ma il bagno minuscolo. Non è proporzionale. L'hotel (entrambe le camere, i bagni, le aree comuni, ascensori) erano veramente...

“Everything was”

“Needs maintenance and attention to details. Overall average and expensive.”

“Hotel romantico, tranquillo, in cui torniamo spesso. Camere ampie, rilassante giardino, ottimi servizi. Parcheggio gratuito nella zona, nuova sauna nel giardino. Attualmente il ristorante non è in funzione (un peccato, perché rappresenta veramente un plus della struttura), quindi non è possibile partecipare alle cene con lo chef (tuttavia c'è una convenzione con un ristorante vicino per la cena, e ci sono ristoranti raggiungibili a piedi molto vicini, aperti anche nel weekend). La colazione,...

“Good staying but I could not staying the second night because of attack and I had to move in other secure location.”

“The staff of male constantly told me he is not working when that day was Saturday the Shabbat stated, but before that Shabbat started, a woman staff did not give the key that can open the front door, she also didn’t give me the door code to open the door. Nor even tell me the coffee was available. Shabbat is not something that couldn’t simply answer question by one few words if you operate a hostel business for public to use it in Shabbat time. At least the person of male should not be in...

“Tutto ok, l''unico problema le tante scale per salire ai piani superiori”