Hoteller i Bnei Ayish

"Værelse og betjening super. Morgenmaden var mindre end på andre Fatal hoteller synes jeg. Brødet var mindre " interessant " men den samlede oplevelse var vi meget tilfredse med. Vi fik uden at spørge en opgradering til et bedre værelse, hvad der var meget venligt. "

"Everything was ok"

"Clean Great Service Great Beach Location "

"Probably the best stay in Israel! It is not a hotel but a private house. The host is a perfect communicator, and charming. The property is super clean, with a lot of fresh air. It was a very nice but short stay on our travel to Beersheba. It is relatively close to the airport."

" Very helpful and nice staff. We had booked breakfast but this is only served at outside restaurants so not at hotel and at the earliest at 8. Unfortunately we could therefore only have breakfast once. The hotel is therefore not suited for businesses i would say"

"Only the rec"

"This is a new and beautiful hotel. Located in a Russian community. For Israel, most hotels are dirty and cheaply put together. But this is the exception.W stayed in a “Classic” room. The room size was large, modern and clean. The staff was amazing. So accommodating. Parking: if you’re driving you MUST call and reserve your space. The hotel is on a corner. There is NOT a place to pull up to the hotel and unload your luggage. The parking garage is secure but they available parking spots are few....

"Karina in reception was very nice and service minded. Check in was quick and breakfast good"

"The staff was fine and the room was clean. The room description said it came with a trundle bed, which it did not. Also, the closet and shelf space were not what we expected. We came in from the states in the winter and needed more room to hang our belongings."

"Great communication with staff, beautiful room, I really enjoyed my stay!"

"Because of the war with Lebanon, the Israeli population from northern Israel is about 100,000 people Moved to areas away from threats and attacks, so all hotels are filled with ordinary citizens. These are people who have negotiated a lower price for hotel stays than tourists, with a scrapped service level, so the staff has forgotten all about foreign tourists. You should consider Israeli hotels in this time as kibbutz’s hotels with 1 star service level. We experienced that, Hotels.com...

"Amenities and accessible parking. Room was sparsely furnished with no place to sit other than bed."