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Hotels in Beit Alfa

If physically you're here but mentally you're living it up in Beit Alfa, it's time to take that break. Beit Alfa's downtown area is thin on accommodation, but you'll be able to bunk down in any of the 3 hotels within 10 kilometres of the action.

Gonna be spending most of your time chilling out in downtown Beit Alfa? the Ein Harod Country Suites & Guesthouse and Vila Bakfar are the closest hotels to the heart of the action.

Want more options? The Ein-Gev Holiday Resort can be found 35 kilometres away from the main central district, and the Leonardo Plaza Hotel Tiberias is 30 kilometres away. If those options aren't up your alley, you may prefer the Golden Crown Hotel or the Kibbutz Lavi Hotel.

Designer jeans or year-round shorts? However you roll, you're bound to enjoy a trip to Nazareth Iliit, 25 kilometres away. With Mount Tabor and Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation to check out, you won't be bored here. The Nazareth Plaza Hotel and Golden Crown Old City Hotel are some of the hotel and apartment options here. Alternatively, you could stay in Nazareth, 25 kilometres to the northwest of Beit Alfa, where you can pick from the Galilee Hotel and Al Hakim Guest House. Basilica of the Annunciation and Tzipori are popular sites to check out when you're in Nazareth.

You'll come across some awesome activities in Tiberias. Hamat Tiberias National Park, Tiberias Hot Springs and Tiberias Marina are up there with the best. This regional hub can be found 30 kilometres north of Beit Alfa and has a population of 40,000. If you decide to hang out for a while, keep the good time rolling at Saint Peter's Church and Scots Church. The Scots Hotel and Leonardo Club Hotel Tiberias - All Inclusive are some great hotels in Tiberias.

On the plane? Freaking out cos you haven't got a place to stay at the other end? Don't stress! Odds are you'll be able to grab a room at the Sadot, Airport Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel. It's not too far from Ben Gurion Airport, which is 80 kilometres from Beit Alfa's centre.