Atara Hotel

The place was right beside Sea of Galilee. Place is clean and the people are nice.

Had a fair stay

Our stay was very bad. It was very noisy due to the traffic, but since we choose this location, I didn't complain this. The hotel recently changed its name, but didn't reflect on the web accordingly, so it took quite some time to find it. The washroom layerout was terrible, there was nothing provided for room service. The room was even barely for backpacker, except it was bigger. Overall, I will not recommend it at all.

If you are in for a one night place to sleep and not for vacation, this hotel is satisfactory. Price is very low, cleanliness is very good, within five minutes walk to the Tiberias broad-walk. Staff extremely nice and helpful. There is a kitchen supplied with coffee, tea, milk and sugar. Breakfast in not included and not served. 50 meters from the hotel you can get sandwiches, pastries, cappuccino etc.

It’s an older hotel but the employees here are exceptional. It makes for a few challenges minor which ultimately gives them a 9/10 rating. Thanks

Staff was fine, no complaints. The hotel itself was more like a college dorm in terms of size, layout, and style. It did the job of giving us a place to sleep for the night we were in Tiberias but it has very limited amenities and American tourists may be a bit taken aback by the washroom.

Unfortunately some of my personal belongings such as a brush and towel were taken from our room. When we came back to our room, we couldn’t find these items. The value of the things is not a lot, yet the experience of having missing things inside the room.

Something didn't add up; the photos on the website and the description of the room/hotel was accurate, but my expectations of what a HOTEL should be were way too high. For example: no elevators, no key card (instead they give you a single metal key that locks the door from the inside and outside), no soap, no shampoo, no shower doors (only a curtain), no table in the room, NO BLANKETS, no boxspring for the mattress (only a wooden frame), a hard mattress, no pool, no workout room. The second floor balcony (a large gathering place outdoors) was dirty and dark (poorly-lit). The shared lobby kitchen looked like a home kitchen: fridge, freezer, stovetop, sink, etc. Disgusting and dirty. When it came time to leave the hotel, we couldn't get out of the parking lot because other cars had double-parked us. For the pleasure of staying at this hotel, we paid $205 per night. In reality, the value is more like $60 per night. I feel duped, cheated, and ripped off. Buyer beware, this place ******.