Name: Nzar Khoury For Hosting
Address: Old City 11 83, Akko, Akko, Akko, Akko, 2471616, Israel
Rating: 7

Shopping on site

Air conditioning

24-hour reception

Smoking areas

Currency exchange

Heating

Ticket assistance

Gift shop

Terrace

No elevators

General

Family room

Shower/Bathtub

Shower

Wardrobe/Closet

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Laundry

Luggage storage

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Breakfast

Common kitchen

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

Arabic

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Tourist services

Sun Deck

Recreation

Parking

Free parking nearby

Free Parking on Premises

Beach/pool towels

Pool and beach

Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Contactless check-in and/or check-out

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the apartament hotel

Room amenities

Haifa Airport

Nzar Khoury For Hosting

Akko

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

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bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

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park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

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street-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

I have to put on the context. We've landed at Ben Gourion International quite late on Saturday evening, and decided to go straight up to Akko...the only solution was the Sherout to Haïfa, and then the train to Akko. We were afraid we wouldnt find it, or it would be too late. 
First of all, it as really easy to find, from the train station, go to the sea, then walk along the shore toward the old city, and when you arrive to the light house, turn left, you can't miss it.
Secondary, Nzar was waiting for us, however he had other plans for the evening, he proposed us some snacks to fuel up after such a trip, and then still found the strenght to show us around ! We've had a great time talking whil smoking a shisha and drinking a tea. 
Moreover, he seemed more than happy for a second round in the morning !
Thank you Nzar for your perfect hosting, looking forward to come back to your beautiful city !
Marion and Virgile

First night in Israël - just perfect

Yes, being at home is what I would call this place. Because it is host home. He lives there and he lets other share his place. Very nice place where we felt as we were among best friends. And the location is perfect. See view is great!

Being at home

People sometimes mention friendly hosts but this time it's really a great host, not just friendly. 

Just a few examples: 1. Our "agency" which used booking for us didn't bother to send us his phone number, and we arrived late, but Nzar waited for us there. 2. There's a kitchen, and everything there is included in the stay, so we could make a supper for ourselves instead of eating what snacks we took in the lounges for the flight and beyond. 3. We had to leave early in the morning, but he gave us a lift at 7:30 in his car - i mean, 7:30! Getting up this early is a nightmare and he did it for random guests. 

The place itself is... well, it's typical Israel so don't expect much, but at least the most critical things - bedsheets, towels (unlimited btw!) were clean so that's what matters. Also, the building is old, so 6 meter high ceilings are a plus. Just make sure to get a special pair of slippers for the shower. BTW, no mold (!). As for the balcony... yeah. Well. I could live on it. What a view

Really great host and interesting place, rest is Israel

My brother and I stayed for 3 nights at this gent's guesthouse this week at Acre old City, Israel.  This is NOT the Hilton, it's authentic Acre!  there's a communal kitchen and comfy rooms. The air con works too!  The view from the terrace has to be seen. You can see the whole bay and Haifa beyond. Sit there with a cold beer and let your mind wander back to the knights Tempar, the Ottomans and Napoleon. So much to see and do in Acre all day and a pleasant place to return to at night. The guy is a gent too.He dropped us off at the staton one morning and carried my bag to the Haifa boat on our last morning there. I would recommend this guest house.

Authentic Acre!

Fantastic location -next to the sea and still part of old Akko
Authentic ottoman house with high ceilings
Not spotlessly clean but very warm and welcoming athmosphere
Nazar is a very kind and helpful host who let us use his own products to prepare breakfast.We didn't expect that and were very pleasantly surprised

authentic experience-great location

The location and view from the terrace are wonderful. However, it is super hard to find--there are no signs, and we had to ask around. Nzar is very helpful and knowledgeable about Akko. It is awesome that he runs on the honor system for drinks, and provides snacks, coffee and tea for all guests. Our room was comfortable, and exactly as described. The wifi works well.

Accommodations in Akko are not cheap, but we found this a great option for a one night stay in old town on a family trip.

Wonderful views, excellent host, everything as promised

Good situation front the sea, with a terrace and a parking. It's not too expensive and the owner is a nice person. The entrance staircases surprising but the room is correct. The standing is only for "routard". 

Standing for "routard"

Ridiculously difficult to find- over many years of travelling in many countries, this is probably the most obscure place to locate. Why he doesn't have a large sign on the balcony visible from the street is beyond me. Instead you have to ask begrudging locals and wander up and down working it out. For those that are not deterred- along Ha-Haganna Street about halfway between Endomela ice cream bar and the entrance to the Templar Tunnels, there is a white booth with an i for information in blue writing on it. Take the path that runs up beside this, and when you get to the first corner on your left, if you look back towards the street you can see the entrance sign. Make sure you have his phone number to ring him if he's not there. 
The room itself was modest and basic- AC, fridge, bathroom and decent wifi, but no TV or safe. Again, in many years of travelling, this was the most I have ever paid for such budget accommodation. 
There is a nearby dog that barked periodically until about 2am, and started up again about 9am next morning, so if you are a light sleeper you can maybe count on 7 hours of so of uninterrupted sleep. 
Nzar is a friendly helpful host. It was particularly nice that he operates on a trust system, allowing guests to help themselves from the food fridge, as well as pay for drinks including beers from the drinks fridge. The view from the main balcony over the old walls and the ocean is magnificent, particularly as the sun sets over the sea.

Far too hard to find, and not worth it when you do

You need to be able to deal with basic and dirty and than you will have a great time. The balcony is great, don't miss the sunset and the hundreds of swallows coming in to settle for the night. The host is very friendly and took us on a tour of his childhood Akko. 
The kitchen is for communal use but is not clean and a mess. The bathroom was clearly not cleaned since the previous people brushed their teeth.

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