“Ahuzat Shaul has multiple separate rooms, but it feels like you are the private guests of a family.
Dorit, the owner, not only made us feel welcome, but she also had time for delightful conversations that added color to her home and the surrounding town.
"Ahuza" loosely translates as "estate" in English. The estate is compact but filled with delightful surprises, including an indoor dining room and an outdoor garden dining area for her delicious home-cooked breakfasts (her vegetable omelets……
“Absolutely great hotel, and amazing building/architecture and art to boot. First time here, with family. Really clean and comfortable room, great breakfast as you'd expect, and while the service is a little Israeli-style, it was definitely the best service we've had at a hotel here. Absolutely no complaints and hope we can stay again soon!”
“The hotel was dirty and smelly, the rooms were so dirty, the bathroom was painted (I mean the bathtub) with lime and when I took a shower I came out with pieces of lime on my feet, I asked to change rooms but they told me there were no rooms and while I was waiting there were two people in front of me with the same problem. Next time I would rather sleep in the car than in this hotel”