Immerse in Safed's charm at this Tuscan-style hotel near Soul and Art Gallery. Take a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool, savor Middle Eastern cuisine at Khan Restaurant, and unwind in the sauna after a fitness center workout.
Bayit Bagalil Boutique Hotel offers a luxurious Galilee retreat with indulgent spa treatments and scenic surroundings. Enjoy gourmet dining at Kmahin, refresh in the outdoor pool, or maintain routines in the 24-hour fitness center.
Coastal charm awaits at this Migdal gem with indoor and outdoor pools for year-round swims. After enjoying the free breakfast, explore nearby Magdala attractions, then unwind at the poolside bar or in the garden.
Experience tranquility at this Isrotel exclusive hotel with rejuvenating spa treatments and 2 on-site restaurants. Close to Nimrod's Lookout and Rosh pinna glass, guests enjoy free breakfast, WiFi, and parking after a swim.
This spa hotel offers a poolside bar and outdoor pool near Tomb of Maimonides and Dona Gracia Museum. Enjoy relaxing massages, body treatments, and aromatherapy at the spa, plus free WiFi and parking during your stay.
Immerse in relaxation at this beach hotel in Ramot, near Kursi National Park and Luna Gal Water Park. Unwind at the full-service spa, enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, or recharge at the fitness center with sauna and steam room.
Immerse in HaGalil HaElyon's tranquil atmosphere at this family-friendly retreat. The seasonal outdoor pool refreshes while the coffee shop and bar provide delightful refreshments. Nearby attractions include Mount of Beatitudes and Ami'ad Winery, with convenient free WiFi and parking.
Escape to this serene hotel with a seasonal outdoor pool and rejuvenating spa treatments. Soak up panoramic views from the rooftop terrace, unwind in the steam room, or enjoy drinks at the bar after exploring nearby Tomb of Maimonides.
Immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of Safed at this tranquil hotel offering spa services, a steam room, and indoor pool. After exploring nearby Israel Bible Museum, unwind at the bar or café. Free WiFi and parking complete your serene getaway.
Immersed in scenic splendor, this luxury marina hotel offers 2 international restaurants and a poolside bar. Unwind at the full-service spa with massages while kids enjoy the free club, then explore nearby Tiberias Marina and Amdur Fine Gallery.
Overlooking ancient Migdal, this hotel offers a peaceful retreat with free breakfast and WiFi. Unwind at the seasonal pool or garden terrace after exploring nearby Mount Arbel, then enjoy dinner at the restaurant and drinks at the bar.
Set in the Artists' Colony of Safed, this charming B&B offers a tranquil garden and terrace for peaceful moments. Near Soul and Art Gallery, guests enjoy room service, free valet parking, and hiking trails just steps away.
Unwind at this Tiberias boutique hotel featuring a private beach, outdoor pool, and full-service spa. Near Tomb of Maimonides and Tiberias Marina, the kosher restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Enjoy free WiFi, parking, and helpful staff.
Located in Tiberias, this hotel offers a tranquil escape near Casa Dona Gracia and Amdur Fine Gallery. Enjoy rejuvenating massages after exploring local attractions, then unwind with drinks at the beach bar as the evening unfolds.
Embrace local cuisine at Victoria restaurant after a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool. This spa hotel offers massages and body wraps, with free WiFi and parking. Explore nearby Rosh pinna glass and Nimrod's Lookout attractions.
Set in Katzrin, this tranquil resort offers rejuvenating spa services including deep-tissue massages and aromatherapy. Enjoy the outdoor pool with poolside bar, 24-hour fitness center, and on-site café. Free breakfast, WiFi, and parking enhance your stay near HaZikaron Garden.
Escape to this charming B&B where deep-tissue massages await after a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool. Just minutes from Nimrod's Lookout and Rosh pinna glass, guests enjoy complimentary breakfast, WiFi, and parking plus a sauna and bar.
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Safed Old City whispers ancient stories through its honey-colored stone walls and mystical air. Cobblestone alleys wind between centuries-old synagogues where blue domes catch the morning light. Artists display vibrant Judaica paintings in galleries tucked behind weathered wooden doors. This spiritual heart of Jewish mysticism invites travelers to discover its religious treasures and kabbalistic heritage.
Traditional kosher eateries serve Middle Eastern specialties throughout this walkable maze of medieval streets. Boutique inns in restored stone buildings offer a genuine glimpse into this spiritual community. Remember that most establishments close from Friday evening through Saturday for the Sabbath, honoring the rhythm of this authentic holy city.
Cobblestone streets wind through the Artists' Quarter, where medieval stone buildings house galleries showcasing Israeli art. This spiritual hub of Safed mixes Jewish mysticism with creative expression. Visitors can explore historic synagogues, watch artists at work in 16th-century studios, and soak up mountain views while wandering ancient alleyways. The quarter buzzes with the energy of past and present.
Middle Eastern cafes with kosher options dot the neighborhood, though most close by sunset in observance of religious customs. Getting around means walking the steep, narrow passages - wear comfy shoes and expect limited vehicle access. Boutique guesthouses in converted historic buildings offer authentic stays with traditional character.
Safed City Center invites you into a world where cobblestone alleys reveal ancient synagogues and mystical treasures at every turn. Artists display vibrant Judaica in galleries tucked between honey-colored Jerusalem stone buildings with distinctive blue doorways. The Ari Ashkenazi and Caro synagogues stand as living monuments to this spiritual hub, while panoramic viewpoints offer breathtaking Galilee mountain vistas.
Traditional kosher restaurants serve Middle Eastern cuisine alongside charming mystical-themed cafes that close early for Sabbath. Historic guesthouses and spiritual retreat centers provide authentic accommodation in converted stone buildings. The neighborhood is best explored on foot, though sturdy shoes are essential for navigating the steep medieval pathways.
If museums are on your list of things to see in Safed, then you might want to head to Otzar Hastam of Tzfat. If you want to see more of the museums in Safed, Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry isn't far either.
If you like art, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Soul and Art Gallery in Artists' Quarter and see if there's something that takes your fancy. If you want to see more of the art galleries in Safed, Rosh pinna glass isn't far either.
If museums are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry in Safed City Center. If you want to experience more of the culture Safed has to offer, head to Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue, Otzar Hastam of Tzfat, and Abuhav Synagogue.
If museums are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Hameiri House in Safed Old City. If you want to see more of the museums in Safed, you can easily walk to Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry.
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at Hameiri Dairy in Safed Old City. If you want to see more of the museums in Safed, you can easily walk to Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry.
Safed is well-known for its gardens and mountains while attractions include Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue and Abuhav Synagogue. This historical city has something for everyone including sights like Otzar Hastam of Tzfat and Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry.
This was perfect in every way. It was located right in the Artist Colony with the winding roads and historic stone buildings. The owner, Sharon, was there to meet us and show us the room. Everything seemed very new and clean. Balcony overlooking a mountainous view. Private bath and great shower. The beds were marvelous and we slept right through. It was a quiet neighborhood and restaurants within a short walk.
We had a fabulous stay at The Way Inn in Safed! The hotel is a beautiful oasis: charming, relaxing, clean, comfortable, lovely interiors, every detail attended to, with a great location close to everything interesting. Our host, Roni, was absolutely wonderful! He was always present attending to the guests and the property, and so helpful with everything from trip planning and car rental to making our morning espresso. The breakfasts are delicious, fresh, interesting, and beautifully presented. I...
Delightful hosts, Ohn & Anva. The cottage was warm and inviting and super clean. Wheel of snacks was unexpected, greatly appreciated and tasty. Unlimited hot water for bath, shower, and dishes! Every kitchen amenity needed was available. Beautiful view from master window. Wonderful cottont sheets and c
This is a nice hotel set up on a hill overlooking the Sea of Galilee. We stayed in a nice cabin with our own porch. There was a nice fridge, tea and coffee. The room was very clean and comfortable. There are horses available for rides. The staff is excellent and extremely friendly. They speak good English and are very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. I had questions about transport and buses and three different employees actually went online and called other people for information for...
This hotel has been in operation for less than a year, yet it was run and operated as if it were in business for 50 years! Immaculate everywhere, welcoming, friendly and professional staff, who seem dedicated to making guests welcome and comfortable.
The GM Suzan takes a personal interest in guests comfort, Yohatan, Omri, courteous outgoing and efficient concierge staff, Yasih and Dining room personnel pleasant and attentive. Overall a wonderful relaxing stay and will recommend it to anyone...
The entry to the hotel was difficult to find. After driving around several times we were told the closed gate is where we enter. There was no sign to indicate this the entry to Galei Kinert.
