Nazareth Cottages

A cityscape at dusk with a prominent mosque featuring a large dome and minarets, surrounded by residential buildings and palm trees.

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RM2,107 total

13 Dec - 14 Dec

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Top Nazareth Hotel Reviews

The Schumacher Hotel Haifa

10/10 Excellent

"Very friendly staff, clean rooms, great location"

King Solomon Hotel Tiberias

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful hotel with great balcony views of the Sea of Galilee. Staff were very accommodating. I ended up extending my reservation 2 additional nights due to lack of transportation out of Tiberius on shabbat and enjoyed just staying in the room all day Saturday. Cons: there was hair in the corner of shower floor (not mine) and some mold…everything else was spotless except the floors around the shower. For such a nice hotel I was surprised not to find a hair dryer or iron but that didn’t take away from my enjoyment of the room."

Magdala Hotel

8/10 Good

"Overall, the hotel was wonderful. It was a convenient location for our family to spend a week vacation in the Galilee area. There are attractions, restaurants and shops all nearby. The hotel was extremely clean. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The breakfast and dinner buffets have a wide variety of options. The only reason we would not stay here again was the bathroom design in the rooms. The toilet does not have a full door and the bathroom area does not have a door at all, and even has open shelving to the bedroom area that you can see and hear through, so the bathroom has essentially no privacy. I suppose if you're staying alone, it's not an issue, although still not ideal to have the toilet so open to the bedroom, but definitely consider this if you're sharing a room with anyone! Also the TV's in the rooms are older (not smart tvs) and have a small selection of channels, but there's so much to see and do in the area, it's not much of a problem. The grounds to the hotel are also wonderful with ruins, a chapel, water fountains, lots of area to roam around. We enjoyed everything about the hotel and property, except for the bathroom situation!"

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