The Way Inn

We went to the Monday Pop-Up Dinner with Chef Eyal Asulin. It had an upscale atmosphere, and every dish was delicious and carefully prepared. I’d recommend it for anyone looking to celebrate with a dining experience that feels a little special.

The spa was a lovely place to unwind, especially the hammam, the quiet corners, and the massages. I recommend the hot stones. Our suite also had plenty of privacy and beautiful views, with wine, cookies, and milk for coffee among the thoughtful amenities. The spacious rooms were charmingly decorated in Tzfat style and were clean and ready when we arrived. The Way Inn was a wonderful way to feel part of the enchanted surroundings. We were delighted with our stay and can't wait to return.

The hotel's setting in the heart of the old city is hard to beat, with beautiful architecture all around. Our room was clean and very nice, and the staff were so friendly. We couldn't have asked for a better stay.

We booked this charming hotel in the middle of Zafed old city just for a holiday night, and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The peaceful grounds, biblical decor, cleanliness, and attention to detail made a strong impression. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with good coffee and tea, milk and small tasty cakes at no charge, and a well designed shower room. There was also a charming place to sit, and the rich breakfast in their lovely rooftop restaurant was very good. We didn't try the Hamam, but it looked dope. The facilities are a little limited, which makes sense since the hotel doesn't present itself as full luxury. There's plenty to do nearby if you have a car. Parking can be a bit troublesome if you're carrying lots of luggage, though it wasn't a big concern for us. We'd love to come back for longer.