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"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. "

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

"When we checked in there was no explination of information as it should be at the check in desk. We just got our room keys and told us about breakfast time. When we entered the room there was a man painting furniture there. We went back to the check in desk and the manager upgraded us to a junuior suite which was great and was near the pool which we like very much. However, there were some things that needed fixing like the shower head that was broken but because there were two we used the other one. The air condiotioner in the saloon was not cooling well but luckily there was another one in the bedroom that worked well even though its located on one side of the room so we had to turn in off at night because one of us were facing the air conditioner which made him really cold. The room needed more cleaning . It was not dirty but still not clean however the second day it was cleaned better. When we checked out the receptionist guy did not say a word or asking us how was our staying in the hotel he just took the cards and said ok and bye. He was not really nice. The food was ok . After all the hotel is nice and near the sea you can walk by the sea but you need a car or transportation to get to places in the area. We were not told or informed about the spa activities or any children's activities of any kind and sadly we heard about it later before checking out by chance from a lady who was staying there."

"The property is family-owned. The room is clean, well-designed, and very comfortable, containing everything you need, including fresh fruits, wine, and coffee. The steep stairs make it difficult to access, and there’s no view from the window. The service can sometimes be impatient, likely due to it being a family-run business. However, the warm, personal touch and attention to detail make it a charming place to stay. Plus, the hotel is located above the famous Uri Buri restaurant. Don’t let the minor inconveniences deter you"

"We had a wonderful stay in this restored mansion house. The rooms and public areas have stunning high ceilings. There are artworks in every corner. It is like a museum, The bedroom, bathroom, beds, and linen were perfect. The position is in the heart of the old city overlooking the sea. We did stretching exercises every morning on the balcony where the management had left gym mats. The outstanding breakfast was served in a large hall with a six-meter ceiling! The breakfast was a fusion of the best Israeli and Palestinian cuisine. A lovely spread. This was an excellent choice of hotel in this interesting town. The hotel staff without exception were charming. "