This place is like a little piece of Heaven. I went with a friend to celebrate my birthday, and it was absolutely perfect. Easy to locate, beautifully (authentic) appointed rooms, and a look out at the top of a spiral staircase in the garden, (toward Har Merron) and stunning garden with a fountain, sooooo peaceful and gorgeous. The hosts Joy and Even could not have been any more helpful or nicer, and the whole trip had such a great vibe. The breakfast is home cooked (Shakshuka on day one, Omelettes on day 2 and shabbat brekkie on shabbat). All super delicious (also with salad, home grown olives, humus and juice and coffee). Quiet (no tv which I liked), easy to get to Jerusalem street for shopping, and close to the important religious sites. The rooms are airy, the bathroom has great hot water, and the kitchen was stocked with everything one would need. Joy & Even are really well set with information about whats going on in Tzfat and where things are etc.

I'm struggling to find a single thing I'd say could have been better. I would recommend 11/10 this stunning place and great hosts, and will most definitely be staying there again myself.

We had a delightful three-night stay at this listing in Safat. The hosts were exceptional, providing us with detailed and essential information to help us find the location, which is somewhat hidden—so be sure to follow their advice. Staying in this century-old stone house made our experience truly special. The accommodations were spacious and well-equipped with Shabbat facilities. We also enjoyed a fantastic breakfast each morning. Exploring the area was easy, and I recommend asking the hosts for synagogue recommendations. The room heater functioned exceptionally well, especially since we arrived during the coldest time of the year.

Be aware that if the weather is particularly cold, the hot water supply may be inconsistent, and it may take longer to heat up before your shower.

Every aspect of the Artist Quarter Guesthouse was outstanding. The rooms are beautifully restored from centuries ago which give the visitor an authentic Safed experience, yet with all the modern conveniences. Ancient and modern are perfectly blended. The accommodations are spotlessly clean. The breakfast was fresh and delicious. Joy and Evan are the ultimate hosts. They went out of their way to welcome us, provide us with useful information and recommendations, and to ensure a wonderful stay. In summary, a fantastic experience.

Nothing, all was excellent.

The property is gorgeous. It is a very relaxing environment with fabulous landscaping and units that are beautifully decorated. Our hosts, Joy and Evan, could not have been nicer and more solicitous. Clearly, their major interest was our comfort and our experience at the magnificent artist quarter guest house. I would highly recommend it.

Exceptional hospitality from Joy and Evan. A cute, picturesque little corner of Safed with the guesthouse offering a quiet escape in beautiful surroundings. Joy and Evan really have the art of quality hospitality down pat, ready to chat, amazing breakfast (actually too much e.g. one of our nights was Friday night when no eateries/restaurants are open and Joy provides a pre-prepared breakfast on Friday for Saturday. There was so much for breakfast we ate our Friday night dinner from the breakfast and still had ample for the following morning). Rooms are air conditioned, have tea and coffee, fridge, hair dryer. If I could give more stars I would.

Bed was a bit uncomfortable but I'm being pretty picky.

I'm so happy to find the very closest to perfect property to stay, now and also for future visits to Tzfat! Joy and Evan were among the most nicest hosts I've ever met. And I travel a lot! Both are very friendly, helpful and welcoming in every manner. The guesthouse is at prime location almost on top of the Tzfat hill, great views from the rooftop terrace. Easy and free public parking a few meters away. Close to everything needed like groceries, restaurants etc. Guests would receive upfront a comprehensive and helpful description how to get to the guesthouse. Immediately fell in love with the Appartment/Suite. Not only it is immaculately clean and well appointed with everything that makes life easy. It was really designed (and artsy too) to create a cosy and real home away from home. Would love to come back in a second! BTW: The pictures at booking.com are real and would mirror the real impressions of the property at it's best. In reality it looks even more better. The breakfast is fantastic, and Joys Omelettes (with cheese !!) next level, just from another universe. And so are the bread rolls from my new fav bakery ;-) While Evan would take his time and sit with you after your delicious breakfast and mark sights worth visiting according to your plans and interests on a personal map for you. Thank you, Joy and Evan for having me, and for being the best hosts in the entire world ! ;-) Every praising review to your guesthose is more than true.

There is absolutely nothing to dislike at this property

Our charming and cozy room (one of two in the B&B), the setting, our hosts (filled with good suggestions about our stay in Sefad), the breakfast … everything. The courtyard is also beautiful; we ate our breakfast outdoors the second day. (Free parking, at a premium in some parts of Sefad, is available very close by). … This was our third stay over several years; we can't wait to return again.

Honestly can't think of anything negative.

The hosts were amazing. My husband and I felt like we were staying with friends. Each morning we were brought generous home cooked Israeli breakfasts with delicious breads, and spreads, a choice of eggs and wonderful brewed coffee. Also, Evan, our host was happy to advise us of places to see and give directions. Also, he was generous with his time and gave us help in every way we needed. We ate outside in a courtyard of a historical building. Inside, our one bedroom accommodations had everything we needed to be comfortable. The shower was strong and the beds were comfortable. We were in a stone house from Ottoman era. The location was excellent. it was very close to the shopping section where we bought seltzer, fruits and vegetables and nearby to the synagogues and old artist quarter stores and old historical synagogues. One caution is that most everything in Tzfat requires going up and down steps. We look forward to return.

Warm friendly historic B&B close to the artists quarter. Such lovely hosts who welcomed us and made my son and I feel special. The breakfast was wonderful as well. I highly recommend this B&B to anyone who wants a truly feel good experience in this special city.

The room was very quiet and has a nice patio with table and chairs. The entrance was private. The owners, Evan and Joy, were spectacular hosts, and went out of their way to make us feel welcome, to point out things to do, and give us an overview of the town. They brought a large, yummy breakfast to our room every morning. There is a kettle with coffee and tea in the kitchenette area. There is a good amount of closet space. The walls of the room are original stone with vaulted ceilings, very pretty.

There is mold in the bathroom. I think it needs a good scrubbing. The blankets could use a deep cleaning (cleaning the duvet cover is not enough.) These factors were minor compared with the overall quality of the experience, but they do matter.