The house once belonged to a wealthy Arab family. Now it's a small hotel. It so happened that we were alone in the hotel. The huge four-storey mansion was empty and unsociable. If you are a stickler for comfort in hotel rooms, then you are not here. Especially if you are traveling with your significant other, choose family rooms, so you will be guaranteed that the bathroom will not be at the head. But there is a very friendly hostess who does not speak any language other than Arabic. Only the translator helps out. The breakfasts are very meager: coffee, 4 rolls and yogurt. We stayed two nights, and on the second night we bought avocados and tomatoes ourselves and asked to make an omelet. Here I would advise you to work out the breakfasts and everything would be fine. There is a magnificent terrace on the roof of the hotel, but it requires maintenance, and since the hostess is one for everyone, investments are clearly needed here. Half of the hotel is completely abandoned and stands empty. Although there is a small Jacuzzi on the roof. In general, everything is very beautiful, but you need hands and money. But you will live in the very center with direct access to the market.

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