“Amazing Place!”
Central location!
Manish2 months ago
Just a moment…
Haifa·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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9 m² · 1 single bed
15 m² · 1 double bed and 1 single bed
15 m² · 1 bunk bed
11 m² · 1 double bed
14 m² · 1 double bed
10 m² · 2 bunk beds
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Haifa Hostel, situated in a historic Haifa building, offers air‑conditioned rooms, a terrace, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a lounge, shared kitchen, outdoor seating, bicycle parking, and luggage storage. Located 1.9 km from Madatech, 2.4 km from Haifa Port, and 2 km from Quiet Beach, it provides convenient access to museums, beaches, and the airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Central location!
Manish·2 months ago
Nothing good at all. The hostel was a disaster in every possible way of management. I’ve traveled to many places abroad and will keep doing so, and as a native Israeli I’ve never seen such dysfunctional and rude behavior. They failed to give me a place, claiming they were overbooked, even though they had approved my stay a week earlier! No staff member wanted to explain or address this shameful mistake. I had to call the London call‑center for an urgent fix because I was left without accommodation for the four nights I expected. To top it off, the owner wouldn’t take responsibility or compensate, delivering a very rude and distasteful reply—see the attached WhatsApp screenshot (in Hebrew). I strongly advise against doing business with this person.
Chen·4 months ago
Great location for a very reasonable price.
Wisam·4 months ago
The spot is convenient for catching buses or heading to the nearby train station, and I was glad to find a supermarket just a stone’s throw away, with an underground bomb shelter right under the mall next to the shop. The downside is that it’s a bit tough to move large luggage up and down the stairs if your room is on the second floor or higher.
Samantha·4 months ago
A surprisingly compassionate spot amid Israel’s diverse tensions, offering friendship and a sense of peace; the message from Our Lady of Medjugorje about prayer, fasting, and suspending nature’s laws to halt wars resonated with me.
David·4 months ago