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Yes. . . the hotel is small. But it's stupid to go to Israel and evaluate hotels. Quiet, comfortable. Not being fussy about food, they are satisfied with the food. The staff at the reception is Russian-speaking, friendly. The buffet is of course no frills, but everything is edible to replenish the calorie supply in the morning and cheer up with juice or coffee is enough.
The first thing they ran to swim in the sea! Water temperature - about +23, air +25, that's it! The locals do not swim at this time, but they are very active in jogging and walking. If you see a person here at sea in December, then this is usually a Russian.
We dined at the "Breeze" right on the seashore. Everything was very tasty and under red dry went with a bang! At the same time, we talked with the owner of the establishment - also a former compatriot.

There are almost no vacationers, something was regularly repaired somewhere. The room itself is good - two rooms, one of them is a bedroom, and the second is a living room combined with a kitchen. The living room has a large sofa bed. Of course, linen and towels were not changed every day, but they changed them three times. The sea is close... but there is a cliff between the beach and the hotel, and the nearest descent is a 15-minute walk - when you go to the beach it's not a problem, but it's not so easy to go back uphill after swimming and sun.
The water is clean, transparent, though strong waves. I was unpleasantly surprised by the incredible amount of garbage on the city beach and just on the roadsides, near houses, on lawns - bags, cans, some rags, cigarette butts, etc. More dog shit right on the footpaths. The guests of the hotel are mostly old people who yell songs in the evenings in the lobby. Internet only at the bottom and for a considerable fee. We went to Akko on our own, climbed the Templar castle. The scale is impressive. In addition to the halls, they descended into the sewers and tunnels under the castle, I don’t advise people with claustrophobia, the low ceiling, dampness, the stone puts a lot of pressure on the brain. In addition to bus excursions, they independently traveled on local buses. appreciates comfort, respect and who needs shelter during their stay in Israel, welcome. Decided for myself, the next trip on the same route.