Haifa Hostel

The setting and atmosphere in Haifa make for a one-of-a-kind combination!

The rooftop's a nice spot to relax and hang out in the evening, and the kitchen has everything you need. Staff and volunteers are welcoming and friendly. It's also a good base for day trips to Nazareth and Acre. Great hostel in a fantastic location, definitely recommend staying here if you're heading this way. And there are free pancakes in the morning 🥞

We spent three days at Haifa Hostel and felt at home almost right away. The owner and staff were polite, helpful, and clearly took good care of the place and the people staying there. Mornings start with homemade vegan pancakes and lovely conversations, and the volunteers seemed to be enjoying themselves too. Haifa is well worth visiting and felt like a nice alternative to Tel Aviv, with nice people everywhere. Thank you!

I came to Haifa for the first time, picked Haifa Hostel after reading so many warm reviews about the staff, and ended up extending my stay. As a solo traveler, feeling safe and being around kind people matters a lot. Some other hostels have felt cold and disconnected, but here the staff and volunteers were so welcoming they honestly felt like family. I'm pretty introverted, yet I spent hours talking with them each day and was excited to see them, like people I'd known for years. They invited me to events, helped plan my trip, and gave me tips for driving on the other side of the road. They were the most memorable part of my stay. The private rooms are amazing, with comfortable beds and a lot more space for the price than other hostels. Breakfast is provided daily, though I slept in and didn't try it; it looked great. The hostel is close to the Baha’i gardens and HaShmona train station, and the balcony is a lovely place to watch the sunset and meet other travelers. I can't fault the experience and will happily book here again when I return to Haifa. Thanks so much, guys!