great stay at the old city”

The beautiful house enable you to relax a bit in the hostel itself, so you don't have to be outside all day. This is an important feature when traveling with kids, that don't have to be inside a small room .

Just great”

The Fauzi Azar is a lovely place, very different from other Israeli hotels or hostels. It's charming and well designed. It's not particularly expensive. The old city around it is marvelous and getting better all the time. And it's the kind of place where you can meet other travelers and talk to them freely. Maybe it's not for everyone, but it's a great fit for many.

Brilliant”

It's a beautiful experience to stay here.

Amazing hostel ”

We Stayed 1 night at a private room over the weekend. The structure is old and magical, location is great - at the middle of the old city. Breakfast was delicious but not much to chose. The stuff are absolutely amazing, kind and caring, A bit expensive for a hostel room but the stuff made it worth it. Definitely will come back and recommend to others . We had an Amazing time

Bad sleep, Good breakfast”

Bed squeak on my weight which is extremely rare. Everything else are great: space, staff, breakfast. On the whole a wonderful experience, just need new beds.

Absolutely stunning place - you must go”

We stayed 3 nights and it was just divine. Big rooms, big bed, immaculately clean bathrooms and delicious breakfast. The staff were friendly and helpful and there was fresh cake on offer everyday. I cannot say enough positive things about Fauzi Azar!!

不错的体验”

it's even cheaper to reserve in Agoda than in its website (Abraham hostel)! nice location with an overview of the city,convenient to many tourist sites. I lived in 12bed room, the bed is soft and comfortable, but a little bit dark in the room even with the light on. And I recommend to install bed light on every bed it's more convenient. clean shared bathroom

Not a hotel, more a hostel”

We stayed at Fauzi Azar for one night only to explore the Christian sites in Nazareth. First and foremost you must be aware that Fauzi Ayar Inn is NOT a hotel - it is more a youth hostel than anything else. It is full of backpackers with their "Lonely Planet" where the place got rage reviews that we can not share. Even for Israel this place is hopelessly overpriced. Our room was large but spartan. The senitary facilities smelled awful and the matresses on the beds caused backpain. The lobby and reception are very nicely designed but that's where the management stays, not you. The Inn is not accessible by car, so you have to leave your car somewhere else and do some serious luggage hauling through the old city - not recommended for elderly people. The traffic in Nazareth is a total nightmare and it is difficult to find a place to park your car. On the upside you are really in the middle of the old city and all interesting sites can be reached by foot. There are numerous Arab restaurants in the vicinity and the cuisine is very good and original, at least at the places we went to. The staff (probably "volunteers" though I don't understand the term with regards to a commercial enterprise) are clueless so don't bother asking them anything. The guy at the reception is very helpful and can give you lots of information, but you have to grab him while you can - he tends to disappear.

Great hostel”

Great hostel. The patio is beautiful and very relaxing. Hostel offers free delicious breakfast which is a huge plus. Spacious lockers here too! They offer a free walking tour of Nazareth - which is way too long for what it is and guides expect a tip. Only issue I had here is how arrogant and rude the staff is. Very unpleasant check-in experience.

Beautiful building ”

This place is really nice!! I enjoyed it very much. I had really nice conversations with the staff, everyone is nice and very helpful and the building is really nice and charming. Getting there for the first time is a little bit of an adventure, but Nazareth seemed really safe so once you get there is great!

Great base to start the Jesus trail. Atmospheric”

Very nice as a stopover before hiking, atmospheric and relaxed. Friendly staff and a good location in the old city of Nazareth

Exceptional”

This was such a good place to stay, I liked the hostel more than the city.

Lovely comfortable hotel”

Stay was very pleasant. We hadnt expected to get an ensuite or breakfast included but got both which was a lovely surprise. Free walking tour from the hotel was a great experience, thanks Linda! One odd thing is that we stayed two nights and the room wasn't serviced, I'm used to hotels where the room is serviced daily.

a step up from the standard backpackers' hostel”

staff very helpful. do NOT try to park/drive here directly. call/talk to staff, and they will tell you how to get here.

Satisfication.”

Highly recommend!

Exceptional”

staff is nice, building is beautiful, highly recommended

Exceptional”

We loved our stay in Fauzi Azar… the staff was very accommodating and did a good job of fostering a nice community atmosphere. The breakfast was well prepared and kept warm. Being a family of 5, we had a number of requests and needs, but the staff was gracious and helpful to all of them. We had a number luggages which the lady staff (can’t remember her exact name) was so willing to help us bring it to the pick up point to where our tour guide is to pick us up. Thank you to ALL the staff of Fauzi Azar by Abraham (Nazareth) for making our stay pleasant with that cozy and cool atmosphere.

Good”

Good

Great place to stay in the old city of Nazareth.”

Un sitio con encanto, el personal súper atento, encantador. Muy bien situado, el desayuno muy rico”

Teníamos reservada una habitación con baño compartido xo al llegar a las 7 de la tarde nos ofrecieron otra con baño y aire acondicionado. Si vuelvo a Nazareth volvería a este hotel sin dudarlo. Rasha, de recepción, encantadora, la q mejor nos ha atendido en todo nuestro viaje de 10 días x Israel. Dudamos en ir a Nazaret pues en las guías sólo recomendaban la Basílica y poco más pero nos sorprendió para muy bien la ciudad.