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"This property is for students."

"Unsafe streets walking with cars and tight winding roads Great air-conditioning!"

"It is a case of you get what you paid for. The breakfast was lousy. The shower was terrible and flooded the bathroom. The room was very clean and spacious for two people. The balcony was big and a great surprise. It did not feel like a hostel but more like a hotel.. The staff were very friendly. The air conditioning turned off when we left the room, not a major issue. Overall if you are on a limited budget it is worth looking into this place. It was in a great location."

"I have stayed there twice before and I would stay there again. "

"Location was great, close to the heart of the old town. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Balcony looking on to the old city wall was nice. However, the bed had no top sheet - just a bottom sheet and a blanket. We tried to get a sheet of one of the bunk beds, but it was dirty and smelly. Staff provided a top sheet when asked and we fitted it ourselves. There were no tea or coffee making facilities anywhere. The TV had no channels at all, so was purely for decoration."

"The description said there was breakfast, private bathroom, kitchen, free water, and no curfew. None of this was provided or was true. They locked the gate at night and we were locked in till 9 am. This is a major fire safety hazard. The common area was being used as a restaurant. Guests were made to feel we were nuisance. I spoke with other guests that felt that the same way. Honestly I wanted to leave but every other accomodation in the area was booked so I had nowhere to go. The staff...

"It is a very basic hotel, located in center of old city of Nazareth (difficult to drive, my warning). Many things are dated or even falling apart. But I still rate it as GOOD because of the receptionist who was so eager to help. He helped me to park on narrow street, and he bought breakfast for me and my wife. We were probably the only two people staying there, but he bought food (pretty good) more than enough for tour people. I was impressed by the hospitality."