Spent a delightful night here. Charming room, terrific restaurant, perfect location for touring tsfat by foot. More

The good news: The location is fabulous and the buffets are lavish and delicious. The bad news: The hotel has several levels and getting around can involve unexpected stairs. More

Though my wife and I were only visiting overnight, morning breakfast stands above all I have experienced in authentic Israeli fashion. The staff is extremely courteous, helpful and friendly. Our room was spacious, clean and the linens most comfortable. I had stayed at Ruth Rimonin 6 years ago on a prior visit to Israel and wanted to stay there again.... More

We arrived quite late at night, and were told by the receptionist that we had been complimentarily upgraded (to some kind of villa room thing, with a whirlpool bath, coffee machine, etc)... so this review might relate to a higher standard of room than the basic. We came from Jerusalem feeling harrassed and exploited - so the Ruth Rimonim was... More

Ruth Rimonim worked out very well for my family when we stayed over the Sabbath. Food was great and perfect for my daughter who is observant. Location is perfect and the Pool is GREAT!!!... Shlepping my luggage to a far away room was not eactly great, but...its not the end of the world. the room itself was clean...a bit dated... More

the Hotel Ruth Rimonim is located within a 5 minute walk from the Artist Colony. The hotel is one of the well established hotels in Zefat; the staff is well versed on the surroundings, rooms are well decorated and maintained. Breakfast is included and is very well done. A nice hotel to spend a few days. More

Stayed two nights as part of a group tour. Our room (No. 320) had a view that overlooked the courtyard below and the back of the other wings of the hotel. The room was neat and well-presented and well equipped. It included tea and coffee making facilities and an array of complimentary toiletries. The bed was comfortable and spacious and... More

I stayed here for 3 nights with my mother for Shabbat in Tsfat in February 2012. The room was HUGE, clean and lovely. The hotel has lots of stairs, so if this is a problem it would not be the greatest place to stay. The dinning room serves a lovely buffet on friday night for Shabbat, and a really nice... More

Room on the third floor - poor elevator access, lots of steps and going downstairs to go upstairs- confusing. Corridors freezing cold and short supply of towels and toilet paper and no tissues. Requested wake up call on two nights and not received - service very spotty. The breakfast was very bountiful and the hotel had old world charm .... More