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8 Specialty lodgings in West Bank: Best hotel deals for 2023
Discover the best Specialty lodgings in West Bank including Carmel Hotel, Saint Joseph Hotel, Kalia Kibbutz Holiday Village, Khair Family Guest House, House Close To The City Center And Old City Of Hebron, Saleem Afandi Hotel, Regency Hotel Hebron, Kalia Kibbutz Holiday Village.
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1. Carmel Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Carmel Hotel rises at 950 meters above sea level, considerably the highest building in Ramallah. The hotel has a breath-taking view of the city of Ramallah, Jerusalem and the Mediterranean coast on one side and the Jordanian mountains on the other. Carmel Hotel is in Al-Masyoun neighborhood, a 6-minute walk towards one of the most famous landmarks in downtown Ramallah, the Yasser Arafat Square. It is the first hotel in Palestine to have both hotel apartments and hotel rooms, the hotel equipped with international standardized state-of-the-art facilities designed for your comfort. The hotel is managed and staffed by professionals who provide the highest quality of services inspired by the Arabic Palestinian hospitality and generosity culture. Al-Caramel Private Limited Company opened the hotel in 2017. The company aims to become the leading developer of hospitality and tourism sector in Palestine by providing optimal high-quality services.
Large room
Reviewed By Muzrif MNice hotels. Walking distance from city centre. Nice food and friendly staff. Clean rooms wil all facilities. We stayed here for a business trip and conducted the meeting at hotel. They did not offer late check out. Except this all aspects were good.
2. Saint Joseph Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Great service and very convenient
Reviewed By Bill WModern, clean, good food, and great service made this a good stop on our Israel tour. They are able to handle big groups efficiently. Room weren't overly large. The showers were tiny, but sufficient. We would stay there again.
3. Kalia Kibbutz Holiday Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 26 reviews
Terrible. Definitely.
Reviewed By Ája DWe booked this kind of accommodation through Booking, they offered it as “hotel” but in fact it was guest house. Room was were dirty, smelly, I cannot imagine to sleep there over night. We booked it for 2 night, but we run away immediately we saw this disaster. Big minus is we had to pay for one night, we wrote to Booking to give our money back for incorrect advertisement but nobody answered our back.
4. Khair Family Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
A wonderful experience I will never forget
Reviewed By EdwinaBlairMy parents and I stayed for only one night at this guest house in Bethlehem but it is a night that we would never forget. The lodgings were very clean and comfortable and the host family so warm and welcoming. The highlight was meeting "real people" who were willing to share their lives with us...even if it was only for a short time. Would recommend and hope to return myself one day.
5. House Close To The City Center And Old City Of Hebron
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Nice House
Reviewed By momina613All what can i say about this place is, you will feel like you are exactly at your house, you have a kitchen and all of the kitchenware, even the balcony is really very nice, any way it is very nice place, the place owner could make a dinner or order it for the guest any time, ozi it was very delicious
6. Saleem Afandi Hotel
7. Regency Hotel Hebron
8. Kalia Kibbutz Holiday Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 26 reviews
Terrible. Definitely.
Reviewed By Ája DWe booked this kind of accommodation through Booking, they offered it as “hotel” but in fact it was guest house. Room was were dirty, smelly, I cannot imagine to sleep there over night. We booked it for 2 night, but we run away immediately we saw this disaster. Big minus is we had to pay for one night, we wrote to Booking to give our money back for incorrect advertisement but nobody answered our back.
