Hotel a Sa‘ar

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

“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. ”

“Clean nice room, nice breakfast, ”

“ottimo ! e molto accoglienti bell albergo super centrale”

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

“Scomodo”

“The best place in Akko, very clean, nice and decent people create a cozy atmosphere for their guests, I definitely recommend it!!!”

“Amazing suite tucked away that surprises you with its charming ancient stones and Arabic decor with all necessary modern conveniences. Would definitely recommend if you plan to spend a few days in Akko. ”

“it's not like the picture I would not stay here”

“Between the sea breeze and the waves, I met a dedicated host at the German hotel. The place was clean and tidy, and right across the street I found a fish restaurant and children jumping into the cold water. Thanks to Mr. Peter and his charming assistant. Highly recommended!”

“The staff wa very courteous and friendly. They responded promptly to every request. The hotel is well situated and is in a beautiful authentic building”

“I'm usually using this hotel for my business trip in Haifa. It is quite, with a nice view on the bay, and close to the square with many restaurants, and cafe. The hotel itself is good, but it is a little sad: never too many people, few personnel, the bar is frequently unattended and offers a limited choice. Internet is terrible in some room: slow and with a very weak signal.”

“it's too closed in almost like a prison. And extremely tiny rooms.”

“Lovely hostel--clean, with excellent common area, just a few minutes walk from the old town port area. An excellent choice for exploring a great city.”

“Staff was very kind and very accommodating ”

“Excelent”

“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.”