The Safed Inn

We loved the Safed Inn!! The room was very comfortable, the service was fantastic...overall great. My husband had emergency eye surgery which required a prescription to be filled. The script was unavailable, yet Dubi called the doctor, had the prescription changed, filled and picked up and delivered to my husband. The bed and breakfast and their staff are very special. I invite you to sit and have drinks and snacks with them— it is a treat.

the staff was cold and made us feel unwelcome. We did not have a pleasant experience at all. The room was not so clean they even ask that you let them know what is dirty so they don't have to clean every thing. (What happens if you leave a dirty towel hanging does the next person get the honor of using after you?) I would recommend that one find a different place to stay as there are many and they are cleaner, more accommodating, and better priced.

I had a great time at the Safed Inn, the owners were wonderful. The gardens were a marvel. Safed (the town) is well worth the trip, especially for anybody interested in Jewish and Israeli history, which is still unfolding here! How many other towns have an old howitzer/mortar mounted on a pedestal as a monument? This is a place immersed in mysticism. Shabbat is taken seriously here, so be ready! The inn is a ways out of the center of town, but is easily reached by bus, as I did. There is a good grocery store near the inn, which has a kiichen. The scenery is magnificent. Check it all out, and stay at the Safed Inn.

This isn't just a place to stay while you site see in Sfat, this is a vacation and a sanctuary. We were made a part of the family from the minute we made the reservation. The location is outside the city on a huge (for Israel) piece of property with a very convenient bus stop right across the street. Riki, the owner, is a wealth of information and more than happy to help. Don't miss the breakfast. Thank, Riki!

On an 18 day journey, our group of 3 stayed in six different properties. The Safed Inn was our favorite, even though it required a bus or short taxi ride into town. The owners are accommodating, sociable, and extremely knowledgeable about Israel, so we enjoyed excellent conversation with them. The grounds have plants and flowers all around. The included breakfast is plentiful and delicious (eggs to order).

A nice resort-like feel. Israeli breakfast costs extra, but is really worth it (includes homemade breads and cheeses). Riki, the proprietor, was very helpful and full of good advice. The only thing that was somewhat under par was the comfort of the room--hard to figure out the heating/cooling mechanisms, and the shower exhausted our patience in terms of the time it took to warm up. Definitely on the outskirts of Safed, but if you don't mind using cabs to get to the city center, it can be a great base for exploring Safed and the vicinity.

Great B&B with friendly and welcoming owners, very comfortable room, and fun amenities with a large lawn, hammocks, sauna and hot tub! Also so affordable! Highly recommended.

Great please with lots of character, the owners are extremely helpful and friendly.

Excellent breakfast to go with a spacious comfortable room

This place needs a cleanse. Overall it felt dirty. There were also bugs in the bathroom. The hotel owner was very knowledgeable about the area, which was helpful. However, the place itself was pretty gross. The price (and not even including breakfast) did not seem fair.