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Top Haifa District Hotel Reviews

Resort Hadera Hotel By Jacob

8/10 Good

"The place is well worn and floors and carpets do not appear to be regularly cleaned, hall carpets lookime they have have not been vacuumed in a long time creating a scruffy impression with bits of crumbs a.d paper etc dotted all over. The floors and staircase in the dining room are similar and need a good mopping."

Elma Hotel and Art Complex

10/10 Excellent

"Absolutely great hotel, and amazing building/architecture and art to boot. First time here, with family. Really clean and comfortable room, great breakfast as you'd expect, and while the service is a little Israeli-style, it was definitely the best service we've had at a hotel here. Absolutely no complaints and hope we can stay again soon!"

Carmella Spa & Boutique Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Hala at the front desk was friendly and very helpful. When we needed something like robes or towels the staff was very attentive. The room was spotless and spacious. The bed and bedding was so comfortable we slept late every morning. Great shower and nice products. Loved the big sink:) The hot tubs were delightful. The patio was a nice place to sit outside. They can use a few more umbrellas and perhaps get the corners when sweeping- not sure what that feathery stuff was:(. Loved this place and will definitely stay here again."

Ahuzat Shaul Hotel Seaside

10/10 Excellent

"Ahuzat Shaul has multiple separate rooms, but it feels like you are the private guests of a family. Dorit, the owner, not only made us feel welcome, but she also had time for delightful conversations that added color to her home and the surrounding town. "Ahuza" loosely translates as "estate" in English. The estate is compact but filled with delightful surprises, including an indoor dining room and an outdoor garden dining area for her delicious home-cooked breakfasts (her vegetable omelets were great, and the jam -- I don't know if it was homemade or store-bought -- was amazing, too). There are also several reading corners, an eclectic collection of books, a Jacuzzi, always-available tea/coffee, laundry and cold drinks for a fee on a trust basis, and compact but delightful rooms. Outside, the beach is an easy five-minute walk away and is clean, with gentle waves and lifeguard coverage. A delight! One thing to watch out for, and this actually is the fault of Expedia and only relevant for Israeli residents. Israelis are legally required to pay the national VAT tax on hotel stays (tourists are exempt). Expedia does not collect or even indicate this additional charge. Dorit was clearly embarrassed to have to tell us about it, but legally she has no choice."

Carmel Forest by Isrotel exclusive

8/10 Good

"I know the hotel for years. It is a very unique hotel in a middle of a forest. Very pleasant and calming hotel, and a very clean and beautiful one, for that it is highly recommended. There is a vast variety of food, the food is very good, although I remember from the past it was better. There is not a lot to do in the evenings, but still it's a very pleasant place to be in."

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Top Haifa District Hotel Reviews

Resort Hadera Hotel By Jacob

The Schumacher Hotel Haifa

Dan Panorama Haifa

Elma Hotel and Art Complex

Carmella Spa & Boutique Hotel

Ahuzat Shaul Hotel Seaside

The Dan Carmel Hotel

Zamarin Hotel

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