I stayed in this hotel during my 6th visit to Holyland. It is a decent hotel and can be considered as superior 3* but not a 4*. Rooms are clean and comfortable. There is a small museum in the lobby. They could have maintained it better with proper illumination.The lobby is dark because of no proper light. I didn't like... More

My brother and I stayed here in July of 2011. The hotel is outdated, but still remains comfortable and clean. The staff was nice to work with, and the breakfast was great.

A basic hotel, quite clean, a bit worn out. Food is OK. Compared to the other hotels on the hillside of Tiberias, those which are noot on the coast of the lake of Galilee it is better

This hotel looks something sobrenatural, to the worst sense of the word; it seems to me that I was in a Museum of Horror, at the lobby they put an old piano with a woman painted like a ghost, the rooms are awful, mattress is terrible, bathroom is unbelievable you cannot take a shower without throwing water everywhere, the towels... More

The public areas of the Dona Gracia Hotel are beautifully furnished in 16th century style. Unfortunately, the rooms are furnished in modern motel, very basic and completly lacking in charm. The walls were so thin that we could here the people in the next room carrying out a conversation and coughing. Luckily, we only had neighbors on one side. The... More

It was an okay place to stay; clean and with a decent breakfast. As usual (in an Israeli hotel) I found the staff bordering on unfriendly and only mildly helpful. Oh well, I just wanted a clean, safe place to stay as a woman travelling on her own and this hotel gave me just that.

I booked this hotel with expedia and got a confirmation. 2 weeks before my arrival I contacted the hotel to let them know I would be arriving late in the evening. The hotel manager confirmed that they had got the reservation but said they did not have room. He said they were unable to contact Expedia. Had I not called... More

The Dona Gracia Hotel is not only a hotel but also a museum. It is a "theme" hotel on the life of Dona Gracia, including period costumes which the guests are encouraged to try on and wear! Our group of 15 (men and women) had such fun with these period costumes (16th Century Spain/Portugal/Turkey). We were a group of Senior... More