Royal Plaza Hotel

Stayed for a couple of days mid week. Hammudi was incredible in his service from unassumingly giving us a room upgrade to the sweet gesture of the congratulatory happy birthday poster and gift. Though the hotel looks tired from the outside, everything within was amazing. Highly recommend.

Great location to stay with a nice view . The hotel is okay not so spacious in a double room . Buffet breakfast and the St Peter's fish was good for dinner . The corridor has a nice view and there is a swimming pool where you can use it .

This hotel in up on a hill where you have a beautiful view of the Galilea Sea. We passed through a town to get to the hotel. The outskirts of the hotel have no gardens or beautiful fountains to impress, but the hotel itself looks nice. Here are some night, day, indoor and outdoor pictures you can enjoy. We are staying two nights. It looks very clean, organized, and the staff is friendly. For our arrival at night, they had a space reserved for our group at dinner time. The food was good (many varieties of veggies, cheeses, soups, breads and fruits) and was organized and categorized. In the morning for breakfast (7am) didn’t have the same experience as in dinner time. There were many other groups of tourists and the restaurant of the hotel was extremely full of people. We were bumping into each other and we were looking for tables for almost ten minutes. I have traveled to many countries and had never seen hotels filled up with so many people as in Israel and this is my second time visiting this country. The first time I came I had the same experience and this is normal in this country due to the high tourism demand. So, If you don’t like crowds in the hotels, maybe you should ask them about it when you call to make a reservation. The elevators are small and slow, the parking is limited near the hotel entrance, so you might have to walk a little to go inside. Overall we are having a good experience (thank God!) and nothing to complain about.