David Hostel

I loved the laid back and homey atmosphere. The hostel has a lovely back story and the hosts were warm and welcoming.

David and his sister were very kind and welcoming. We felt at home from the moment we entered. They're interested in their guests and do everything to make them feel comfortable and welcome. The breakfast was incredible - typical Israeli, tasty and a lot! They gave us great recommendations for restaurants and activities. Parking was easy. We enjoyed our stay and we'd love to come again. Thank you!!

David and Ariela are extremely heartwarming and hospitable hosts! Their attentiveness to their guests' needs really make you feel at home. They are always willing to help out if you have any questions on travel & public transport information around the Galilee area. Most importantly, you can always have a great conversation with them and learn more about life in Israel and Tiberias! The rooms were very clean and comfortable, with very good wifi. The common room was also nice for meeting and talking to other travellers staying in the hostel. With 53 years of tradition, it really is an institute!

I spent two quiet and pleasant nights at the Hostel. David and his sister welcomed me with great care and did their best to make me feel comfortable. I remember that I arrived in Tiberias on Friday afternoon and everything on the street was closed due to Shabbat. At the hostel they were very kind and offered me dinner so that I wouldn't go to bed hungry. The rooms are simple, but very clean and comfortable. It is a Hostel with tradition and they know how to serve the client in the best way.

Everything can be improved, but I don't have any particular complaints.

The hosts are really friendlay. Perfect clean room and kitchen and everything.

David and Ariela were warm, helpful and accessible hosts. They made you feel welcome. The cleanliness of the room and bathroom was exceptional. The cold, filtered water to fill your flask was something I appreciated. The lanai seating area was a pleasant feature, especially for morning coffee. While I didn’t need it, the option for breakfast, that could also be take-away, was a nice plus. David could give a hospitality training course for other lodging places.