Fauzi Azar by Abraham

The staff were very accommodating and helpful, the vibe at all times was fantastic, the rooms were spacious, the beds were comfortable and the breakfast was great. I’ll definitely be coming back some day.

I didn't really enjoy my stay and endup left the hostel 1 day earlier. The hostel facilities are old and lack of amenities. The bathroom door cannot be locked. The toilet is very small, I barely can move inside. In terms of location, this hostel located in the middle of the hill. You need to walked up a lots of stairs to get to the hostel.

Great hostel that also offers private rooms. Lovely courtyard.

Noisy and dilapidated: The inn is an old building centered around a courtyard, where children play noisily from early morning into the night. This may be suitable for families with young children but otherwise interferes with sleep and a restful stay. The rooms themselves do not appear to have been renovated for some decades. The rooms are big and high-cielinged, but the poor maintenance is visible throughout. In the courtyard there are stacks of chairs piled up and a sense of disarray prevails. The breakfast buffet was so unappetizingly arranged that that we retreated outside to eat one of the many nearby inexpensive Arab restaurants. The service itself was functional but not warm enough to counter the noisy and disarray of the inn. Final warning: the entrance door to the inn is very low, and you need to stoop down to enter without banging your head. Despite the warning sign you may often hit your head on the metal top of the door as it too low even for a short person to walk through.

I did think the food was a let down at breakfast it was the same old thing and there was never enough to serve all the quests. Also guest were allowed to smoke in hostel at one time I smelt the drug (wacky bakky) being smoked.

Very charming, this guest house kept his soul. Nice atmosphere, very well located.

A wonderful stay. However I was told that Nazareth was “ occupied “ by the manager, while I thought that it was part of Israel and its residents Israeli citizens. That information bothered me as I am a believer in Israel and support its cultural mosaic. Considering that a Israeli company owns it I found it odd as a statement from the manager. I had to explain this to my children.

I don’t often stay in hostels, but this was a very pleasant experience. We did have our own room and it was huge with all the modern requirements, including en suite. The location of the hostel is great. Right next to decent restaurants and very close to the market and the annunciation church.

Perfect location The hotel provide a unique atmosphere and have very nice common area

interesting stay