Lower Galilee Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Lower Galilee, Northern District

"gfood has been better on previous visits, but our room was nice and staff was nice."

"Dan Properties all over Israel are the best hotels with excellent management. "

"Great hotel"

"The property itself is pretty and clean. Some of the staff need more training, especially the reception area. It was in disarray when I checked in and also never reachable by phone. The AC in my room didn’t work and then when it worked it wasn’t really functioning properly. The dinner was mediocre. We enjoyed our stay here and we will come back. Thanks to Rami, Shoham the lifeguard, Gal from the dining room and to the hotel director Denis. I appreciate your hospitality. "

"If the air conditioning had gotten the room cooler than 26C on our first night, I’d have been happier. The other problem - was the mould and unclean appearance of the shower and the fact that all 3 shower gel and shampoo dispensers were empty. I liked the hotel staff and appreciated the room was quiet and comfortable but AAAAGH how do they accept such low levels of deep cleaning? "

"we really enjoyed our night in your hotel. it was a great and relaxing place to go for our trip to tiberias."

"From the front desk, staff to the waiters to the poolside attendance everyone is attentive, friendly, and inviting The grounds are comfortable and inviting as is the pool area and the front lobby is a comfortable meeting place for the large group that we were for this event"

"Lovely guest house with a friendly staff. My room, with a private terrace, was lovely. Right in the middle of the Old City and perfect for walking to attractions in Nazareth and beyond. I was there during a very quiet time and there were not enough guests for weekday breakfast, but the dining area was very pleasant. There are some very good cafes and restaurants within minutes as well. Highly recommended for visits to Nazareth and the Galilee."

"Under staffed Run down Area around the hotel not very nice as there are dilapidated buildings next door "