The hostel was in a great location near a large supermarket, bus routes and a cheap shopping street with a NIS12 felafel joint. It was spotlessly clean, with large rooms, a nicely equipped kitchen, comfortable, attractive sitting/TV room and open air balcony. The owner managers were helpful and friendly. It was quiet and private.

I would have preferred to have a key to my dorm room, but there were no security issues while I was there.

This place was ideal for me, staying in Haifa for a few days and wanting to see the sights, It's a good location - I recommend the view over the port from the nearby park - close to public transport with a direct line to the bars and restaurants in the center, and there are places nearby to get a bite to eat or a drink. I received an entrance code via my phone and everything worked a treat. My room was clean and spacious. There is a kitchen with a nice coffee machine and stuff you can use, as well as a lounge area with some comfy seats. The shower is big, easy to use, and there were soap and shampoo available. It was quiet and comfortable. I would very happily stay there again.

We didn't got the hostel experience in Israel, although we travel a lot (for our budget), this was both pleasant and nostalgic experience.

What we don't like at most places we stay, soft mattress. Also, as the top of the door frame is transparent, the dimmed corridor light were seen during nighttime.

Really convenient, central localisation. Cosy and easy atmosphere in the hostel. Shared bathroom wasn't a problem at all, it was always clean (there were not too many other guests at the time of our stay though). Free very good coffee!

In the room with the windows facing the street it was sometimes quite noisy with the music from some places outdoors.

Nice hotel that is not luxurious, but has everything an un-demanding traveller needs. Clean kitchen, clean room, helpful staff, common places where you can have a breakfast or just chill-out... and most importantly free coffee, which actually saved us a lot of money since we are lovers of a strong dose of morning caffein. Our room was facing the backyard, not the main street (as is the case with some, not all, other rooms in the hotel) and it was generally very quiet. It might be a bit different in other rooms.

Nothing really. Only the street can get noisy because of cars, so if you have the option, choose a room facing backyard rather than street.

Great hostel, nice clean room, comfortable bed and pillows. The shared shower and toilet are clean and in good condition, and shower accessories are available. Definitely found the accommodation I need in Haifa. I will come back again.

The accommodation was clean and well equipped. A really good French restaurant nearby. Nice little shop just outside where breakfast was available. Parking on site.

It was difficult to find at first but nothing else to report.

Good location & nice old house, new sanitary facilities, free coffee, it was a bit cold but moveable heaters were provided. Calm atmosphere.

the bunk beds are relatively short.

The place was clean and quiet. I liked the common space which was specious and cool (by temperature). There was dining table to eat at and maybe to work at too (if there are not people eating). I also liked that there is a body length mirror in the room (which are not always provided in other places).

There was a small table and chairs inside the room which are nice for having coffee, I personally prefer a bigger desk to work on. It was great that the toilets and shower are dedicated per guest but they are a bit small.

Incredibly clean place, exceptionally good coffee. I came with a small child, and it was very easy to be there with her. The ordered baby bed was set up on our arrival, and confirmed just after reservation. Very nice host, nice and respectful guests.

Our room was very noisy because of the street. It felt like sleeping in a roundabout. Expensive, but that are the prices in Haifa. It was not very clear from the website that the bathroom was not private (but I expected it from the comments).