this boutique hotel is right at the edge of the old city of Akko. The hotel is the result of extensive wonderful renovations to a building that has served multiple purposes over the years, and the hotel is actually in the city's old stone walls. The hotel owner was warm and welcoming and very helpful. The parking was free and... More

we stayed at the hotel for one night between friday to saturday and had a very nice time. the renovation is extraordinary and the hospitality was really warm. the hotel is really centrally located in the old city and the quality of the hotel is indeed high as would be excpected. however, for the price we would except some more:... More

Ancient building was cleverly restored into this interesting hotel space. Immaculately clean. Attentive staff. Good location. Walk to all sites. Easy access to Haifa to the south and Galilee. Would stay again.

We absolutely loved this hotel! Just staying there and learning the history of the building and appreciating the thought given to each detail in the five years it took to renovate by the two families that own the Akkotel, was an Acco (Acre) experience all by itself. Stepping in to the lobby we immediately felt at home and we were... More

On our trip to Israel we have stayed at 5 hotels in different towns. All were about the same price or cheaper than Akkotel. And all were better. On the plus side Akkotel is centrally situated,has secure parking and pleasant staff. As one would expect in a hotel at this price it has wifi. The rooms we had were large... More

We spent 3 nights in Feb. 2013 in this very unique hotel. What made us happy: - The location. The hotel is part of the old city wall, so just perfectly located in the old town of Acre. All interesting places are within walking distance. Despite the central old town location the hotel has some decidated video controlled parking lots... More

This hotel is relatively good - it has a good location, helpful staff, rooms are well equipped, free parking inside the walls, free internet, free local phone calls, decent to good breakfast, and since it's built into the walls of the old city, it conveys a sense of history that is special to that part of the world. On the... More

very nice small "family" hotel. Mr. elia the owner of the place is one of the most kindly men we ever met. He gave us the filling as if we are the his daugthrs . He also gave us very good advice were to go .I am sure we will come back again in the future. (you dont need a... More

A lovely old building in the old town that is perfectly located for exploring. A generous typically Israelli breakfast includes a large variety of cheeses. The decor will not be to everyone's taste and could not be described as minimalist but everything works including the widest range of English language TV stations of anywhere we stayed in Israel. The family... More