Villa Carmel Boutique Hotel

Villa Carmel Boutique Hotel

1st. Heinrich Heine st., Off 30 Moriah Blvd., Haifa, 34485, Israel

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Great Hotel!!!

stayed at Villa Carmel last week and had a great time...
loved the restaurant and rooms!!!

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Food and Dining, Spa and Resort, Museum Visits
  • Written January 3, 2012

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Jerusalem to Carmel Spa

by tlaz

Hi,
I am coming to the carmel spa from Jerusalem on sunday or monday may 9, or 10. I have done some research and i think the best bet is to take the 940 bus from jerusalem cbs to the haifa khof hakarmel cbs. my question is what to do AFTER this step to get to the spa? is there a bus to take? or is it close enough to take a cab?

Re: Jerusalem to Carmel Spa

by iblatt

Hi,

There is no bus service to the Carmel Spa Hotel, according to the Egged Bus website.

I suggest taking the train from Jerusalem (Malha station) to Atlit, which is on the Haifa line, one stop before Haifa. It's a scenic journey, much nicer than the bus trip,and takes approximately 2hr and 45 min. You have to change trains once on the way.
From the Atlit railway station take a cab to the Carmel Spa Hotel ("Ya'arot Ha-Carmel" in Hebrew), it's about 10km up the Carmel mountains from Atlit.

Here is the Israel Railway website to plan your train journey:
http://www.rail.co.il/EN/Pages/HomePage.aspx

Enjoy your trip!
Ilan

Travel Tips for Haifa

German Colony (Moshava HaGermanit)

by Martin_S.

Walking the streets of the old German Colony can give you a glimpse of the life of the immigrants to Israel. These German immigrants built a "colony" or neighbourhood around themselves to help them cope with a new life in a new country, a way to insulate themselves and instill a feeling of "the old home" while beginning a new home. You can see many of the original buildings and some of the Eucalyptus trees planted there are impressive.

go up to the Carmel mt by the...

by soniko

go up to the Carmel mt by the cablein bat galim!
visit the st of panorama where you can see the whole city underneath

you can also go to the beach and have food by the sea side in the little caffes or restaurants as well as swimming eating shawarma and falafell with my family ini hadar!

View over Haifa & Port.
Haifa...

by Sharon

View over Haifa & Port.

Haifa is the third big city in Israel, its Located around 90km northern to Tel Aviv (which is in the center). It has lots of culture events, restaurants, museums, cafe's, beautiful beaches, gardens etc'...

Cats

by NYTim

Apparantly in Haifa they love their cats. Everywhere we went there was an abundance of pussies. They might have been strays, but the locals fed then by leaving small plates of food scattered around. The view from Haifa over the port and the Bahai temple is not to be missed. There is a walkway at the top that allows lovely views over these places.

Shouting...:) an important tip for scandinavians.

by Fjord87

This tip is probably not that special for people coming from mediterranean countries, but people who aren't used to shouting in the streets, this is a good bit of info:

On the streets of Haifa there are so many yells heard every second. This does not mean, that the people are really angry. It's a habit to shout at the smallest thing, and specially in the morning rush-hour yells are heard all the time! So scandinavians, and other silent people, don't get scared! :)

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 stayed at Villa Carmel last week and had a great time...
loved the restaurant and rooms!!! 

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