Nice place, beautiful view, convenient location in the heart of old Tzfat. This was my second time staying there, great experience each time, but having to carry my suitcases up all those stairs—still worth it.
PickettA month ago
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Safed·7.1
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Myrtle the Turtle Guesthouse in Safed offers garden‑front rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, and mountain or garden views, plus complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests savor a diverse breakfast—American, à la carte, vegetarian, gluten‑free, kosher, and local cheeses. Outdoor amenities include a terrace, picnic areas, barbecue facilities, and cultural classes, while walking tours explore nearby sights. Located 69 km from Haifa Airport, staff speak English and Hebrew.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Nice place, beautiful view, convenient location in the heart of old Tzfat. This was my second time staying there, great experience each time, but having to carry my suitcases up all those stairs—still worth it.
Pickett·A month ago
The room was comfortable with plenty of space and working AC and good shower. Also, small kitchenette in room, for required. Laurie, the owner was incredibly helpful and accommodating with my needs and assistance directing me to sites in town. She gave me a free map that was very helpful too. Would not hesitate to stay again!. Finding the location is somewhat challenging as there are many steps and some turns, as expected when staying in then”0ld City”. I called Laurie and she directed, met me and lead me to the location. Afterwards, was able to find my way both to town sites and her location
Jordan·11 months ago
The house owner was very kind and agreed to explain the surroundings and attractions after we left the room.
Rana·A year ago
The beds were especially comfortable, and the location was close to the synagogue for Shabbat with an amazing view.
גיטי·A year ago
Good location deep in the old town, easy to navigate via the main lower street and the central staircase in the alley. Cleanliness, warmth, and order. A very friendly woman greeted us, the room owner, with a separate guest room made of wood next to her house, always available. Sofa if needed for a child. No dishes and tiles, because the place is religious and designed for kosher; keep that in mind. But there are many places to eat outside.
Marat·A year ago