The hotel itself is a historic building and is actually part of the city walls. The interior is absolutely stunning, resembling a museum, and even the walls in the corridors are protected by glass. Our room had a charming and rustic ambiance, reminiscent of the interior of a castle, and it was quite spacious. The breakfast at the hotel was also plentiful. By taking the elevator to the 3rd floor, you can access the city walls, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Bay of Acre and the ancient city. The scenery is truly beautiful.

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Very kind and polite owners. Butique hotel feeling. Place is very clean and maintained. Historical building. Room and hotel added value to Akko visit. Would be mistake not to book it. When you are inside and walk arround akko you understand what i say. Kids liked upper part of family room. Strategic place for walking around Old Akko. If you wish to feel accepted guest and safe... this is right place to stay.

This was a great hotel, but it had one problem (beyond its control): it was incredibly loud all night long. The staff was friendly, the location was wonderful, my room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a mini-fridge and bath tub, and it was nicely appointed and clean. But for two nights, I slept for only three hours due to outside noise.

The extreme all-day and night noise, as it is located by the main old city gate, where not only is there constant traffic with honking all day and night, but also loud horse carriages, plus a mosque with call to prayer at night just a block away, and as if that wasn't loud enough (and I slept with ear plus AND noise cancelling headphones, which still wasn't enough), there was also construction happening somewhere nearby with jackhammering and other construction noise at night, from about midnight to 5am. I could hear people from the road working and shouting as if they were in my room. This isn't the hotel's fault, it was such a nice hotel, but it ruined my trip because I couldn't sleep and felt like a zombie.

close to all of old city, within walking distance to market and crusader town. lovely view from rooftop.

While the building itself is "only" about 100 years old (it used to be a courthouse), it is absolutely charming (partly build into the old wall)! The room we shared was small, but very authentic with attention to charming details, and had all required amenities! The room faced a closed courtyard, so all was very quiet during nighttime. While parking in old Acre must be an absolute nightmare, the hotel has excellent, reserved parking right next to the front door! The breakfast-buffet, while small, had everything we wanted!

The room we had was clearly intended for 2 adults and 2 children (2 beds on top of the bathroom (very limited ceiling-hight) and not 3 adults! While there is a lift installed, people with disabilities might struggle ... but only a bit.

staff were great, terrific location, good breakfast

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Location was great

Breakfast so so, in addition we couldn't enjoy the roof terrace because it was not equipped with any facilities nor furniture. We expected to could enjoy it, maybe with bar service or breakfast in the morning, on the contrary there was no facilities at all. It was a big deception, because we choose the hotel mainly for the roof terrace.

Perfect charming hotel in interesting building with very friendly and helpful staff. Location near to everything in Akko. Delicious breakfast Israeli style.