Hotel vicino a Spiaggia di Sokolov - Nahariya

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“We enjoyed our time there. Beaches right across the street with entertainment along with a nice walk along the beach side. Everyone was very quaint very comfortable. We will return once again!”

“Inziamo dalla ricerca dell’hotel, nonostante il navigatore ci desse la pozione non si intuiva che quello fosse l’hotel. Abbiamo chiesto alla SPA adiacente dove fosse hotel Aquaduct (visto che li tutto è Aquaduct, per la presenza di un acquedotto romano) e ci hanno indicato un edifico senza alcuna insegna e nemmeno cartelli sulla strada. L’accoglienza non proprio esaltante ma d’altra parte lì è cosi in genere. Veniamo alle camere, non c’è una mensola nella doccia dove appoggiare i contenitori...

“Ich war 1996 schon mal hier, das alte Kibbutz wie früher gibt es nicht mehr, der Wandel der Zeit, sonst aber schön ruhig und entspannt. ”

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

“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. ”

“Excellent unit and great customer service at location. Highly recommend to any traveler ”

“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.”

“ottimo ! e molto accoglienti bell albergo super centrale”

“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!”

“Oh boy, what to say? The owner is very, very nice, and the place is right at the seafront, close to nice restaurants and the main sights in the city (it's a tiny city, though). However, it was very difficult to find, since it doesn't have a sign (is it a legal hospitality accommodation?), the public spaces are filthy and the private rooms, though reasonably clean, worn and in desperate need of renovation. For the adventurous traveller only. ”

“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.”