Hotel a Ein Ya'akov

“When I got to the motel it was closed and abandoned and doesn't exist anymore. I had to quickly find another place tonstay. Worst experience ever and I better not get charged for a motel that's not even there. ”

“Bellissimo hotel, la struttura è fantastica e il personale gentile e disponibile. Grazie”

“Everything was fine, the reception, the equipment and cleanliness of the room, the breakfast.”

“Room was spotless and was nicely decorated. Location is king here. Easy walk to Ben Guiron Street area for dinner. Staff was super friendly. Overall great place. ”

“Great location in the old city but hard to find and nearly 60 narrow steps to carry your bags up. Find Uri Buri restaurant and look for a square black sign on the building to the left. Little signs direct you up all the way to the top. The room is lovely and the host has added a number of nice little extras. Our room didn't have a microwave so that must be in the other room as there are only two.”

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

“Incredible boutique hotel with amazing rooms with views. Spotless and very comfortable beds. The staff is amazing and very helpful. Easy walk along the beach and into Main Street of Nahariya. This is a must stay. ”

“The couple who owned the property were very helpful. They gave me a ride to the train station on my last day as I was unsure how I was going to get there. The wife was very kind and helped me with some issues related to travel for me as I had not traveled much out of the US. My room was clean. The hotel is located in a great area. I thought it might be noisy as it was on the corner of two very busy streets, but it was very quiet. ”

“Rapporto qualitá prezzo non buono. No colazione e no parcheggio. Letti piccoli poco confortevoli. Bagno piccolo”

“Lovely staff. ”

“Cortesia e professionalità. Colazione straordinaria di grande qualità. Parcheggio gratuito”

“Lovely place! I would stay there again. For travelers who are religious Jews: the place is pretty Shabbat-worthy--hard key on a carabiener, but be sure to set the clock on the microwave before Shabbat b/c otherwise no clocks in the room. Also no challah to be had in the Old City where this is though I assume in the new city (a drive or cab ride away) you could get it.”

“Its far from being a boutique hotel.”

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