Top Hotels Near Turkish Bazaar in Acre from NZ$222

"Lovely place! I would stay there again. For travelers who are religious Jews: the place is pretty Shabbat-worthy--hard key on a carabiener, but be sure to set the clock on the microwave before Shabbat b/c otherwise no clocks in the room. Also no challah to be had in the Old City where this is though I assume in the new city (a drive or cab ride away) you could get it."

"This is a beautifully and tastefully restored vintage property. The hosts are welcoming and multilingual. I highly recommend it. My only minor complaint was that I found it impossible to turn off the air conditioning at night - I don't like to sleep with AC. My solution was to pull out the room card from the power control and turn off the electricity for the room, but that meant we couldn't charge our phones. But that's minor, and I'm sure that if we'd said something the management would have...

"Everything great"

"Great food "

"It's a beautiful place Great communication with the Anwar "

"It was a very nice weekend stay. The hotel makes for a comfortable home away from home, and there's much to do in the local area."

"The staff was immeasurably helpful above and beyond my expectations assisting me even with a first aid issue. The room while small was comfortable with good bed and charming atmosphere. The shared area for dining, reading and sitting in garden on ground floor is lovely. "

"Once the property was located, it was easily reachable, and in a nice location close to the beach. The motel is small, as are the rooms, and the owner (very friendly) maintains the property in excellent condition. "

"This is a brand new hotel which is very well located, spotlessly clean. Everything is of good quality and a lot of attention has been put into detail. The owner goes out of his way to make you feel welcome."

"Very small place but good to do things around and by oneself. I recommend it"

"We enjoyed how the clever architectural layout of our hotel room allowed a room the size of a study to feel like a small 2-bedroom apartment. We appreciated the motorized window shades: they blocked out sunlight and helped keep the room quiet even when windy at night outside. We enjoyed the outdoor seating and lounging areas, and the hotel's proximity to a promenade connecting two beaches and the cable car to Mount Carmel's monastery. Bat Galim had far fewer restaurants than the port's main...

"my room was probably the worse they could provide . right on the street lacking any sound proofing like sating in a tent "

"Great stay at the Schumacher Hotel. Great staff and service. "

"love everything about it! amazing stay - thank you to the staff. Beautiful building, great area. Just a perfect stay."