Port Inn Reviews

A hostel with a good backyard. This was a reason why I chose specially this hostel. Rooms are so-so. Beds are short. They are confusing even average height person. But it could be even worse for tall people. There is no a place for personal belongings in the room, there are no curtains around a bed. Toilet and shower are in room, but this it's tooo small. Staff is quite good and pleasant. Location is good. I like common areas in this hostel much more than a room. Backyard is great. Bus stop to Nazareth is 200 meters from the hostel.

The location is good, rooms are well-sized, clean and comfortable clean and the receptionist was welcoming and helpful (helping us book a tour for the gardens, upgrading one room) when we arrived. Hostel facilities, however, were sadly non-existent. The kitchen was closed, the outdoor terrace was closed and the only available communal area was a small sitting room occupied by a member of staff at a desk who made it feel like his office. No breakfast either. Even the decent-looking ‘special beer deal’ was stuck to an empty fridge. For 720 shekels for one night (£175) for 4, it was by far the most expensive ‘hostel’ we stayed at but with the least to offer. Of course I understand that places need to be refurbished occasionally, but close or reduce the price significantly.