Acre Hotel Guide - Citadel of Acre hotels in Acre, Israel.

"Very clean, gorgeous room with lots of little extras"

"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. "

"Everything great"

"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!"

"I really liked the hotel, the rooms are huge and very nice, the hotel is very clean and generally very pleasant. The breakfast is pretty good. There's also plenty of parking, though can get a bit tough when it's busiest. My only problem with the hotel (though minor) is that there are only 2 small elevators that is not sufficient for the amount of guests that the hotel is designed for. I highly recommend this hotel, had a great stay there."

"Great food "

"Room was well presented and very clean. There was a good selection of utensils for some cooking, good wifi and great views. The room was close to the beach and central to a good selection of restaurants/bars"

"A bit rough around the edges. But for one night I found it acceptable. I would not for stay longer than one night. "

"It's a beautiful place Great communication with the Anwar "

"Staff was very pleasant, underground parking very convenient, excellent breakfast "

"Great location across the street from the beach.. Clean and comfortable room. The owner was friendly and helpful with recommendations for shopping and dining. Roof deck was amazing place to hang out. Would definitely return for another stay."

"Family run business who took genuine interest in my stay."

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