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This is a beautiful site, owned and staffed by people who put their hearts and souls into creating an experience that is at once homey and a retreat with attention and caring about their guests. The breakfast is artisanal, including homemade breads, cheeses and jams. Ricki and Dov are fonts of information about Safed and surroundings that is willingly shared. The grounds are inviting, accessible and pleasant to wile away an hour or more in the evening. We will return.

Great place for stay and to visit great places on the north of Israel. We got small room, but there was everything for comfort stay:fridge, kettle, coffee, tea, glasses. Very clean place, every morning the stuff cleaned the room. We rested with plesure in this place

Great place for stay and to visit great places on the north of Israel. We got small room, but there was everything for comfort stay:fridge, kettle, coffee, tea, glasses. Very clean place, every morning the stuff cleaned the room. We rested with plesure in this place

Simple and worthwhile. Cozy and relaxing atmosphere!

Simple and worthwhile. Cozy and relaxing atmosphere!

Beautiful place!

We had a wonderful time. Both Riki and Dov were extremely nice and made the stay extra special.

We had a wonderful time. Both Riki and Dov were extremely nice and made the stay extra special.

Terrific family run hotel, quiet, great surroundings and amenities. The charming couple running it will make you feel at home. If the opportunity presents itself, I’ll come back!

An excellent hotel to stay in. Very clean, pretty, cozy and hospitable. The hotel is a bit away from the old town but a bus ride can take you there in avout 5 minutes. A cab is even better and reasonably priced. The hotel has a sauna and a jacuzzi and the continental breakfast is well prepared and at a good price. The owners are very amiable and laid back. Really recommend the Safed Inn if you're staying in Akko.

An excellent hotel to stay in. Very clean, pretty, cozy and hospitable. The hotel is a bit away from the old town but a bus ride can take you there in avout 5 minutes. A cab is even better and reasonably priced. The hotel has a sauna and a jacuzzi and the continental breakfast is well prepared and at a good price. The owners are very amiable and laid back. Really recommend the Safed Inn if youre staying in Akko.

Very quaint place to stay. Plenty of room, very clean, and everything worked.. Great couple who run it, very friendly and outgoing. I read a couple of reviews that said the opposite, but I definitely disagree. The gentleman was a riot, just beware of the "grape juice" he offers you!

Very quaint place to stay. Plenty of room, very clean, and everything worked.. Great couple who run it, very friendly and outgoing. I read a couple of reviews that said the opposite, but I definitely disagree. The gentleman was a riot, just beware of the grape juice he offers you!

Owner-operated family business. Owners serve an outstanding breakfast and go out of their way to be attentive to guests.

Riki is a wonderful host--the breakfast alone is worth the stay, but Riki also has wonderful visit recommendations that are really great! The rooms are nothing special (though nothing at all to complain about), but everything else about this place is! The Israeli breakfast is amazing! Stay here for a delicious start to your day and wonderful recommendations by Riki!We will definitely be keeping this place in mind for the next time were near Tsfat and if friends/family asks for recs!Thank you!

The hotel is exactly as described. Comfortable rooms, friendly owners. Great value. I recommend this property and would go back.

An oasis of calm and tranquility in a sometimes chaotic land. Clean, well maintained, and owners who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. A must do is the Israeli breakfast, lovingly prepared by Rikki. And all this for under $30 US a night. Literally, the best deal in Israel.

Place was cool. Interesting amenities and look. Artsy. The have corn nuts, and many other such snacks whenever you want. Friendly and accomodating

Very good for one authentic night in north israel with perfect guestholders and percect tipps for eating and sightseeing - learned a lot about thinking of people there....!! THX!!*****

I had a great time at the Safed Inn, the owners were wonderful. The gardens were a marvel. Safed (the town) is well worth the trip, especially for anybody interested in Jewish and Israeli history, which is still unfolding here! How many other towns have an old howitzer/mortar mounted on a pedestal as a monument? This is a place immersed in mysticism. Shabbat is taken seriously here, so be ready! The inn is a ways out of the center of town, but is easily reached by bus, as I did. There is a good grocery store near the inn, which has a kiichen. The scenery is magnificent. Check it all out, and stay at the Safed Inn.

This isn't just a place to stay while you site see in Sfat, this is a vacation and a sanctuary. We were made a part of the family from the minute we made the reservation. The location is outside the city on a huge (for Israel) piece of property with a very convenient bus stop right across the street. Riki, the owner, is a wealth of information and more than happy to help. Don't miss the breakfast. Thank, Riki!

On an 18 day journey, our group of 3 stayed in six different properties. The Safed Inn was our favorite, even though it required a bus or short taxi ride into town. The owners are accommodating, sociable, and extremely knowledgeable about Israel, so we enjoyed excellent conversation with them. The grounds have plants and flowers all around. The included breakfast is plentiful and delicious (eggs to order).

Great B&B with friendly and welcoming owners, very comfortable room, and fun amenities with a large lawn, hammocks, sauna and hot tub! Also so affordable! Highly recommended.

Excellent breakfast to go with a spacious comfortable room

Great B n B Felt like family!

Extremely welcoming and open to answer any and all questions. Offered great recommendations for a day trip, places to eat etc.

Terrific hosts who have a warm and inviting approach to making their guests at home. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome.

RIKI, THE PROPIETRIOUS WAS VERY HELPFUL. SENT ME AN E-MAIL WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO FIND THE INN. THE GENERAL OUTDOOR AREA IS QUITE LARGE. ATE DINNER OUTDOORS END OF FEBRUARY, LISTEND TO THE WATER FOUNTAINS, VERY PEACEFUL. DEFINETLY RECOMMEND.

We chose the Safed Inn as our home base for exploring the upper and lower Galilee area. The location was perfect, high up in the mountains, cooler, forested, quiet. But best of all, innkeepers Riki and Dov were just wonderful to us: warm, welcoming, helpful and sociable. By the time we left, we felt as if we had made new friends we would want to introduce to the rest of our family. The accommodations were homey rather than fancy, with comfortable beds, free wi fi, access to laundry facilities, and in-room tv and coffee/tea making supplies. We chose the Israeli breakfasts and also had soup, salad and fresh bread every night for dinner. Wow! Riki makes her own cheeses, breads, fruit conserves and liqueurs, and is a wonderful cook. She and Dov gave us maps, directions, and advice on what to visit. The Safed Inn wasn't lodging so much as a home away from home.

Safed Inn is ticked away on a hill outside the old city. Riki and Dov will make your stay very warm and welcoming. The Israeli breakfast is incredible. I would definitely recommend staying here! And I hope to make my way back here soon!

We stayed 1 night on a windy and chilly night in mid-March so we did not use the spa. Rikki was very helpful with directions and recommendation of a restaurant that was open Friday night. She also recommended stopping at Rosh Hanikra on our way to our next stop in Akko. The continental breakfast was adequate after a large dinner.