On Sunday night we stayed in a really nice hotel in the German colony in Haifa called The Colony Hotel. Highly recommended.
Very clean, nice people working there, amazing kosher breakfast and Shabbat friendly. It has a very authentic and cosey feel to it, especially considering it was built by and used by German Templers (Jew haters) more than 100 years ago and so the building has been well preserved. It has a huge open air rooftop to sit at night and look at the lights of Haifa and you can see the Bahai Gardens which are literally up the street.
It is located in the best street in Haifa called Ben Gurion street and at night all the restaurants are lit up and has an amazing atmosphere there.
Very clean, nice people working there, amazing kosher breakfast and Shabbat friendly. It has a very authentic and cosey feel to it, especially considering it was built by and used by German Templers (Jew haters) more than 100 years ago and so the building has been well preserved. It has a huge open air rooftop to sit at night and look at the lights of Haifa and you can see the Bahai Gardens which are literally up the street.
It is located in the best street in Haifa called Ben Gurion street and at night all the restaurants are lit up and has an amazing atmosphere there.
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Some pics I took of my latest trip to Haifa in the Germany Colony neighbourhood and some surrounding areas. This place at night is really amazing and the atmosphere is perfect.
There is a mix of Jews and Arabs here, mainly very wealthy Christian Arabs. Literally all of the expensive and exotic cars that are parked in this street or that drove past here are owned by Arabs. I even got a pic of a "Palestinian" Arab who drove past in his new Land Rover Discovery.
All in all it's a very safe area, very welcoming and upmarket. Unfortunately because it is a major attraction for tourists on Shabbat, almost none of the restaurants are kosher because they are open on Shabbat but it is still nice to be here.
See the rest here: https://www.facebook.com/ugobey/posts/pfbid0yS2RbQix1HtJtA2LmmgSBtkN6qmnuCX6Nbutixe4PccUe6GUiajKa7ZWWxFvtAS8l
See a post about the hotel we stayed in in this street:
https://t.me/DocumentingIsrael/8926
There is a mix of Jews and Arabs here, mainly very wealthy Christian Arabs. Literally all of the expensive and exotic cars that are parked in this street or that drove past here are owned by Arabs. I even got a pic of a "Palestinian" Arab who drove past in his new Land Rover Discovery.
All in all it's a very safe area, very welcoming and upmarket. Unfortunately because it is a major attraction for tourists on Shabbat, almost none of the restaurants are kosher because they are open on Shabbat but it is still nice to be here.
See the rest here: https://www.facebook.com/ugobey/posts/pfbid0yS2RbQix1HtJtA2LmmgSBtkN6qmnuCX6Nbutixe4PccUe6GUiajKa7ZWWxFvtAS8l
See a post about the hotel we stayed in in this street:
https://t.me/DocumentingIsrael/8926
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