Hotels in Nazareth and the Yizreel Valley
Near Nazareth: Zippori
Two thousand years ago, Zippori (Sepphoris) was a thriving city and Nazareth a humble village less than 6km (3 3/4 miles) away. Now those roles are reversed, and Zippori is a cooperative agricultural village and the site of a fascinating archaeological park. If you have a car, this is a placid, convenient place from which to explore.
Two thousand years ago, Zippori (Sepphoris) was a thriving city and Nazareth a humble village less than 6km (3 3/4 miles) away. Now those roles are reversed, and Zippori is a cooperative agricultural village and the site of a fascinating archaeological park. If you have a car, this is a placid, convenient place from which to explore.
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Fauzi Azar Inn
Both a guesthouse and a hostel—so there are accommodations here for people in all price ranges and group sizes—the inn is set in a splendid 200-year-old Nazareth mansion, replete with high, hand-painted ceilings; Ottoman arches; splendid Turkish marble floors and a lovely garden. The…$Nazareth Center
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Michel House
Exceptionally warm hospitality combined with an unbeatable location just steps from the city’s major churches, make this one of our two top picks in Nazareth. The digs are quite pleasant too, 8 guestrooms, many with view-rich private terraces, set in an 18th century mansion on a…$$Old Town - Hotel
Villa Nazareth Hotel
Another centrally-located choice, the Villa Nazareth Hotel was a school in former life. Today it offers simple but comfortable accommodations, with such appreciated extras as good air conditioning, mini-fridges in all the rooms, and hair dryers. The generous breakfast spread—which…$$Old City - Hotel
Zippori Village Guesthouses
Built by husband-and-wife American expats Mitch and Suzy Pilcer, these country-style cottages are set in a garden and contain a bedroom, a small living room with fireplace, a sofa bed, a Jacuzzi, and a fully equipped kitchenette that is kosher halavi (nonmeat only). A loft area,…$$Moshav Zippori
