Find hotels near Russian Orthodox Church, Haifa from NT$3,079

"Lovely experience to visit the hotel my parents got married at. Thanks for the lovely stay. "

"Excelent"

"It was a perfect hotel, very comfortable room, nice restaurant and delicius breakfast. It is located in a beatufil area and a perfect view of the Haifa Gardens. There is parking spots tight near the place. Service is excelent."

"Very poorly maintained, toilet flush doesn't work."

"Staff support was definitely lacking. No one helped with our bags. I had to ask housekeeping to empty our trash. The air conditioning was really loud (so loud we couldn’t sleep. They never sent anyone to fix it. There was no drinking water available until noon when the cafe opened. Nice rooms and great location, but way too expensive for the service."

"This is such a lovely quiet boutique hotel. The thing that stands out most is it’s absolutely the most spotlessly clean place I’ve ever been in they go out of their way to keep it beautiful. Although there is no restaurant or food service so to speak they always have a good coffee and some little cookie snacks available and you can enjoy it out on the terrace with lovely flowers around. A great spot and only around the corner a few blocks to get on the main street to have a bite. Thank you so much at the front desk they are always accommodating and helpful."

"Fantastic room and a great location. Free on site parking was super convenient. The room had a natural wood ceiling, beautiful tile and a private balcony. Plenty of close places to eat and centrally located. I loved this place."

"Its far from being a boutique hotel."

"The couple who owned the property were very helpful. They gave me a ride to the train station on my last day as I was unsure how I was going to get there. The wife was very kind and helped me with some issues related to travel for me as I had not traveled much out of the US. My room was clean. The hotel is located in a great area. I thought it might be noisy as it was on the corner of two very busy streets, but it was very quiet. "