1926 Designed ApartHotel

The hotel is located in the center of the area with a lot of bars, restraunts, etc., the area is quite noisy, but rooms have good soundproofing

We stayed at 1926 Designed ApartHotel for 3 nights. Overall, it was decent value for money and the location is excellent if you want to enjoy Haifa’s nightlife. The hotel is right in the centre of the bars and pubs area, so there is a very lively atmosphere at night. However, this also means it can be extremely crowded and noisy, with loud music, smoke, and people outside until late. We chose one of the larger rooms, which was spacious enough and comfortable for a short stay. The hotel itself is quite basic and modest though, and in our opinion it does not really match the “design hotel” description. There is also no elevator, so guests should be prepared for steep stairs.

I don’t want to sound overly critical because the place was fine for the price, but there were some disappointing details, for example, there was no soap provided in the room but luckily superpharm branch was close enough. I would recommend it mainly for younger travellers or people specifically looking to experience Haifa’s nightlife and who don’t mind noise or simple accommodations.

The room was quiet and comfortable, well equipped with all the facilities. Especially liked the kitchenette, which included a small electric stove and a coffee pot, so we could make proper coffee in the morning. There is a microwave, a big refrigerator, an electric iron, a lot of power sockets. Two blankets, 6 pillows. Air condition, TV, WiFi, bathroom, everything functioned well. Location is perfect, on a pedestrian street, a couple of minutes walk to the Carmelit subway, less than 10 min to the railway station. A lot of cafes and other stores nearby. The owner contacted me before arrival, and made sure it was easy to find the hotel.

No easy route to the sea. On the map, the hotel appears very close to the sea, but there's a fence, and no access.

Right in the heart of a lively neighbourhood.

The internet didn’t work well on the first floor. In fact, for 24 hours, it didn’t work at all.