Café da manha muito bom ótima localização Próximo à Igreja de Caná da Galileia, onde Jesus transformou agua em vinho Boas lojinhas por perto

Nice glass of orange juice on arrival doing the Jesus trail. Location is ideal. I was able to shower no problem. Good aircon in the room. Brilliant shawarma nearby. Nice to know that it is family run.

Very questionable artwork/decor.

So cozy and so friendly to stay with this lovely family on their guest house! I loved it! It’s right next to the Church of the Miracle too

I loved everything

Good property, I would stay there again. Make sure you know exact address and location, gps kept showing the property as being one road away from the actual location.

Very friendly and helpful family home! Thank you.

The hosts are very friendly and caring. Stayed there one night walking the Jesus Trail. Wedding Church is right around the corner. At the terrace of the house, one can enjoy evenings and mornings under a lemon tree. The guest mothers tasty meals give you strength for the day.

A Christian Arab family home run by Sammi, his wife Suad and their son Salman. Wide choice of traditional Israeli-Arab fare, but sufficient 'western' options to cater for all tastes. Supper available as well by arrangement. Delicious (home grown) lemons, fruit and vegetables. If you like pizzas - I usually don't - Salman's brother Farah also makes the best I have ever tasted just nearby! Rooms spacious, comfortably furnished, light, warm and spotlessly clean. Very comfortable beds. Pleasant paved and partly- covered courtyard (with lemon tree) for enjoying the sun (we didn't - it rained!). Difficult to find in a maze of narrow backstreets - you need Google Maps (and good parking skills if you're driving!). Possible parking off-street or on-street nearby (no striped curbs in these narrow back streets!). Both Cana wedding churches are nearby with a wide range of market stalls, cafes, bars, etc. in main street. Free internet.

Although very welcoming, we all got the feeling that the family didn't really want to 'get to know us'. I suspect they possibly prefer visitors that just stay one night while passing through - maybe on 'The Jesus Trail'. The sense of tension in this 'Palestinian' town did surface sometimes - perhaps because we expressed an interest in the modern (Jewish) history of the State of Israel as well as its amazing Christian heritage - after all, this is where Jesus actually walked and taught, but is also where wars have been (and still are being) fought! In fact there were two very loud explosions somewhere in the town just after dawn on the first night. Sammi assured us it was thunder., but it clearly wasn't! We later learned from a taxi driver that two people had been killed. These things do happen in Israel, but, that said, we at no time felt the least bit unsafe among these friendly, mainly Arab Cana folk, all of whom God loves just as much as He loves you, me or the Jews!

This place is fantastic the owners were so professional .the service was excellent the food was out of this world I couldn't of asked for a better service I felt like I was a part of there family and was so humbled by my experience there I would definitely recommend this quest house and give it 11 out of 10

My time there was too short