Amigo's Hotel

😊: Well maintained rooms with AC and showers. The host, Eli, was friendly and helpful. The location was superb - a quiet area, three minutes from a lovely beach. A short walk along the beach to the small city of Nahariya, shops, restaurants and public transport. There was also a very convenient dining area with TV, small library, cooking facilities and a view of the beach. Excellent. Will return..

A very simple yet very friendly, quiet and clean. Has a reception which apparently is a rare thing in Israel. We stayed 1 night, all was fine. The mattress and pillows were too soft for me but it's like that everywhere. The beautiful promenade and the sea are literally 50 meters away... The bathroom is too small and the shower has no border and there's water puddle around the toilet and the sink after you take a shower. That is not good.

We paid 3,750 Shekels for two weeks, which was not what I would call cheap. In English pounds that works out to about £850 or £425 a week for a very basic small room without even a kettle or any shelves. It did have one essential - good Wi-Fi.||||It is near the beach, but the beach in Nahariya has "no swimming" signs along most of its length. There are no nearby eating places. They are a longish walk away along pavements with a lot of dog mess to be avoided, a big problem in this town.||||The room was clean, the owners helpful and there is a communal dining room. This was fine for us, as there were few other visitors during our visit and the two cooking rings were adequate when I cooked up the porridge (oatmeal) each morning and made the coffee.||||However, in the busy season it would not be possible for more than a handful of people to prepare anything cooked at the same time. Simply no room.||||We had to walk down two flights of stairs to get into this area, and there is no lift. So every morning we carried our food down, cooked breakfast and then cleaned everything up - not what you expect to have to do in a hotel, but fine for a hostel. ||||This shows that Israel has a long way to go to meet basic western standards in accommodation. It's the first place I have ever stayed in with no means of making a hot drink in the bedroom. We borrowed a kettle from our family who live locally, but most people couldn't do this of course.||||The bathroom was another problem as it was a wet room, so water flooded the whole small area with every shower. A bad idea, as the tiles were slippery and when I left the shower area and stepped across to the basin, I slipped and nearly knocked out my teeth!||||We solved this problem by putting towels down. They got soaked, but at least saved us from falling over. The owners provided us with fresh towels every day and we used these, but really you need a shower tray with a non-slip mat in each room.||||If you were passing through this town and stayed for a night or two, didn't want to cook anything and didn't mind the lack of anywhere to put your toothpaste, soap etc in the bathroom, it would do.||||But we think some of the basic problems could be solved fairly simply, like providing some non-slip bathmats, bathroom cabinets and kettles for each room.

The room we stayed in was clean but very basic , 3 single beds is considered a family room |Not the best value we have experienced in our travels. 800m walk to swimming beach or 200m walk to non protected beach.

Advantages:||- Excellent location by the sea beach;||- Friendly and helpful staff;||- Affordable price;||- Plenty of space and beds;||- Plenty of parking.||||Pay attention:||- Apartments, not hotel rooms;||- Old building;||- No night portier;||- Old plumbing and bathrooms, not modern standard;||||We stayed 5 in the 2-BR apartment, but one BR was actually a closed loggia. We had 10 beds in capacity. The only bathroom was available only through a bedroom, but there was a shared toilet next to the door, outside.

I visited the hotel during mid May for one night for a special visit in Achziv. I Met the owner of the place who gave me all reasons to come back again. A very lovely and charming man, answer on each question and want you to feel the very welcomed you can. Room was nice and very clean. Free coffee and tea at the cafeteria (open 24/7) where you can also prepare meals. If you plan to visit Nahariya or this area, this is indeed a place to stay

300 m from the beach and close to the down town Nahariya ||Cooking possibilitys, always free parking lot available, nice owners, very calm place! ||Very affordable hotel in Nahariya. You get more for your money than many other places in town.

Nothing fancy but gives a clean room with AC and WiFi near the beach... The option to cook your own food or tea/coffee in a shared big kitchen is a plus.