Liked the location. Much available parking on the street if the lot was full. Beautiful property. Very safe and affleunt neighborhood.

Sliding window not secure (though it was only accessible from the second floor) and it seems to be a very safe neighborhood. Doors have keys with bulky key ring, not cards.

the team was very friendly, always wanted to help. The hotel is very nice and cosy. the room was clean and spacey enough. We needed another chair and the workers brought it to the room. The atmosphere at the hotel was very relaxing, beautiful views all around. The history of the place is quite interesting.

The hotel doesn't have an elevator. To get to the reception flour you need to go at least 40 stairs and then more stairs to your flour. We were on the 3rd flour and it was really hard for us to clime. They did offer us help to get our suitcases up and down. They didn't ask for tip or anything, but you definitely would want to add some money for tips. The breakfast was good, but not as abundant as at the most hotels in Israel. We were very surprised to see different price for each day we stayed. the difference was up to $60 We still don't quite figure it out....

The owner and personnel are very helpful. When I used taxi from TLV and the driver accepted cash only (which I didn't have enough) the girl at reception did loaned to me some amount.

Price was a bit hi as for the stay. Perhaps it was due to the holidays, but I do find it expensive.

The location of the hotel was ideal, near the center of Zichron Ya'akov, and free parking was available. We asked for adjacent rooms for our family and received them. The Israeli breakfast was delicious, and there is a beautiful view overlooking the Mediterranean Sea from the dining room. Best of all, the bartender offered to make me a latte ("caffe hafuch" in Israel) and it was the best I had during my trip - I even had a second. Everyone was helpful.

There is a staircase leading up to the hotel from the parking area, which was fine for our family but might be challenging for guests with limited mobility.

The helpfulness and warmth of the staff; the beauty of the garden to the rear of the hotel; the readiness of the staff to change the room after the first night; the tolerance of extended to smokers.

Factors such as extreme weather outside the hotel's control and the steep hills which led us to the town centre.

This family run business gives the personal touch and complete attention to all your needs and t he ongoing effort to improve the experience of your stay

tiny things- the non smoking policy on the terrace was not consistently enforced the bar closes already at 21:30 the emergency numbers are published on the outside door, but not in the room no coffee from the coffee machine on shabat/holiday -- do we have to be soooo strict on kashrut? the jacuzzi is GREAT and available at ALL time, which is amazing, but at some point had a surplus of chlorine in it, causing eye irritation and respiration trouble

Wonderful setting in the Carmel hills-views of the Mediterranean. Staff super helpful. Lovely room . Fabulous breakfast

Those with walking difficulties would struggle with stairs up to the hotel and no lift in hotel

This is a charming hotel in Zikhron with a beautiful terrace under the vineyard and a gorgeous view overlooking the coast and sea. Perfect to catch the sunset!

The hotel was beautiful - One point worth noting is the stairs to get to the hotel. The staff will help with suitcases if asked but it may be difficult for people with limited mobility.

staff, cleanliness, breakfast

stairs no elevator, 3 flights was a bitch and add a flight at main entrance

Hotel was clean with a beautiful view from the top of the mountain. Staff was very supportive.

It is not easily accessible for elderly people, because there is no elevator and it has a lot of stairs.