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Offering free WiFi, Akotika boutique is located in Acre. The property is close to several well-known attractions, a 9-minute walk from The Old City of Akko, 700 yards from Ethnographic Museum... The owner invited us for a glass of wine on the rooftop, where we watched the sunset over the sea! We loved staying in a room with the original rock walls! Gorgeous room with bed up stairs!
Zarqa Luxury Suites is set in ‘Akko, 1.7 mi from The Bahá’í Gardens in ‘Akko and 2297 feet from The Old City of Akko. Some rooms include a seating area to relax in after a busy day. Beautifully decorated, definitely luxurious, and I enjoyed having a private balcony facing the sea.
The luxurious Efendi Hotel features a beautiful terrace with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. It is located in the historic center of Acer. Haifa is a 30-minute drive away. The hotels building is amazing. An old and large otoman palace restored into perfection and decorated in a very tasteful manner. Our room was large, beautiful and very comfortable. The service is more tan attentive. If I come back to Acre no doubt I will visit again the Efendi
Built into Acre's city walls, the Akkotel-Boutique Hotel is just 165 ft from the seafront. It features a roof terrace with Mediterranean-Sea and Old-City views, and rooms with vaulted ceilings. Great location, quite and clean. Loved the balcony with a view of the sea!
Set on the seafront in Acer, the Acco Beach is a modern hotel built in Middle Eastern style. It offers air-conditioned rooms with balconies, LCD TV and electric kettle. ACTUALLY, WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE WAS THE HOTEL LOBBY. WHEN YOU FIRST WALK IN THE FRONT DOOR, THERE ARE VERY OLD AND UNCOMFORTABLE LEATHER SOFA AND CHAIRS, WHICH ARE AN EYESORE. ALSO. THE ONE DAY THAT IT RAINED ON 10/21/18, THE RAIN CAME IN TO THE LOBBY AND THRU THE CLOSED WINDOWS IN THE HALLWAYS TO OUR ROOM. THIS COULD BE A GREAT PLACE IF RENOVATIONS AND NORMAL MAINTENANCE ARE KEPT UP.
Located in Acre, 2.3 miles from The Bahá’í Gardens in ‘Akko, Eco Akko has a number of amenities including a terrace, a shared lounge and a bar. Everything! Location, rooftop terrace, high level of facilities, great staff, comfy beds. Really highly recommended!
Set in the heart of an avocado grove, Bikta BaMata is located in Bustan Hagalil, 4.7 mi from Nahariyya. It offers air-conditioned chalets with free-to-use barbecue facilities and free WiFi access. This was a wonderful place to stay with extended family – allowing both common space and privacy, short walk to the Mediterranean Sea, and a beautiful avocado grove that provided us with plenty of shade.
Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Guest house Shomrat is located in Shamerat and provides air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi access. The beach is 1.2 mi away from the property.
Featuring an on-site swimming pool and tennis courts, Bait V'kait is located in Lochamei Hagetot Kibbutz, 2.5 mi from Acer and 3.7 mi from Naharriya. Very clean, modest but very comfortable, nice place for a group of friends or family with shared patios between rooms in front yet private when wanted, and excellent breakfast buffet.
Masaryk Holiday Village in Kefar Masaryk provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and barbecue facilities. It was very clean and manager was friendly. The food was very good and had lots to choose from. I highly recommend it.
Akotika boutique, The Efendi Hotel, and Zarqa Luxury Suites are some of the popular hotels in Acre.
For hotels in Acre that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try The Efendi Hotel, Akotika boutique, and Palm Beach Hotel.
Zarqa Luxury Suites, Palm Beach Hotel, and The Efendi Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Acre.
These hotels in Acre are highly rated by couples: Akotika boutique, Zarqa Luxury Suites, and The Efendi Hotel.
Many families visiting Acre loved staying at Akotika boutique, The Efendi Hotel, and Zarqa Luxury Suites.
The old city have great potential and rich historical value, with authentic buildings, stories and architecture. But, the local population is ruining it all. We've witnessed a woman (getting out of a fancy BMW) tossing a used diaper over the city wall to the sea, with a trash can just few meters away. Local junkies tried to charge us for a free parking and (almost certainly) left a scratch on the car after we refused. The overall effect is that the people are not welcoming, many businesses and houses look deserted or neglected. The restaurants are too expensive for what they offer.
We loved being able to walk in the old city for meals & shopping. The hours of the restaurants meant we had to drive for breakfast and eat dinner early if we didn’t want to drive. It was nice being close to the sea.
Akko is a small city by the sea with a big history - and a designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This walled port city has been occupied by the Phoenicians, Crusaders, Mamluks, and Ottomans - it's Crusader history well documented, excavated and fun to explore. In some ways, Akko is a smaller version of Jerusalem's old city on a more intimate scale. It's great fun to walk through the streets (really, ancient alleyways) and explore the local suk (market). Don't miss Uri Buri - fantastic local seafood restaurant.
I stayed in the Old City mostly. Take your time, don't rush! Walk around every day, dare to go into the narrowest and steepest alleys, sit in places to have coffee or fresh home-made lemonade, and you'll get a good feel for the place and the people there. Watch the men at the port and the people working in the stores, talk to other customers and employees. After a day or two you'll find you recognize streets, tiny alleys and people. It's easy to get around; at first you get lost a few times, but that's OK since the place is so small. Where you eat depends on your taste. As a vegetarian, I loved the Palestinian food (hummus, falafel, salads,) and there are plenty of small family-run places. My favorite spot is definitely the port. Then there's Argaman Beach in walking distance, which is sort of accessible at the moment, but it's being renovated and not yet in good shape.
Fantastic Crusader complex, interesting Haman (bath house), Napoleon War history, wonderful khans (Caravansaries) and Mosques. Little harbor for short cruising, horse drawn carriaged, lots of great restaurantd
We had a terrific time in Akko, but as we'd been there and done most of the touristy things before this was primarily a pampering and relaxing trip to celebrate our anniversary. Be sure to eat at the wonderful Uri Buri for what is always a truly memorable meal!
We stayed in a six bed dorm, ensuite bathroom. The room was simple, not very big but okay. There was a fridge so you could store some food. As there are no lockers around you can ask at the reception to take care of your important stuff (but don't expect it to be in a real safe). Breakfast is available for 24 NIS pP but we didn't try. In our opinion the price for a bed in a dorm is too high (not only here, but nearly everywhere in Israel). Anyways, staff was friendly and the location perfect.
Comfortable. Enjoyed outdoor courtyard/patio. easy walk to historic area/old city and shoreline. Near markets, shopping street and bus lines. Good street parking. Strong AC. Host very friendly and accommodating with lots of local recommendations. We personally highly recommend the Mercato restaurant in the enclosed Turkish bazaar in the old city. (One our best meals and one of the most reasonably priced we had in Israel) Good WiFi.
Beautiful and romantic suite that is part of the nearby Arabesque hotel. Spacious, comfortable and really atmospheric with bare walls from the Crusader and Ottoman eras. Really nicely equipped with great facilities including amazing double shower, Nespresso machine and huge tv. Really superb choice for a stay in historic Akko (Acre).
Our son at the Efendi was absolutely incredible from start to finish! The staff was incredibly nice and hospitable and made great suggestions for things to do and places to eat. The hotel was gorgeous, intimate and romantic and the food was delicious. We will definitely stay here again.
The hotel is located very close to the main attractions. There is a parking lot very close by. The facilities are pretty good (a central kitchen just next to the room - mine was room 2). The room is big and clean. The bathroom is also very spacey and shower was very good!
It’s the best hostel I have ever been to. It is more like a really nice hotel than a hostel. The room was big and clean and had an huge balcony. Breakfast was delicious. Some really smart people build this! Money well spent. We will definitely come back
Zarqa luxury suites, I highly recommend this hotel, excellent location, the view is beautiful the place is fantastic, they are extremely accommodating and helpful, very clean, the room is beautiful!
Everything was perfect, from the location to the host, the food, the city!! Only regret : We should have stayed longer ! Because of this wonderful Arabesque we will return to Israel and Akko
my favourite hostel in israel! I loved the rooftop, the helpfull staff, the location. I stayed another night because i liked the place a lot
The appartment is really outstanding. Free wine, juice, cookies were supplied. Great Israeli breakfast in a cafe nearby.
I liked everything about the hotel...position, greeting, room, shower and excellent breakfast.
The hotel itself was very nice but don't arrive there woth a car. Bad neighborhood.
Beautiful room. Hotel is amazing!
A true diamond in the heart of Akko in a beautifully restored old home.
