OrbachHouse Historic Suite

Gorgeous Small House in the heart of the Old City; immaculate in every way. Perfect for couples; sleeps 4 guests. Located on H'ari Street, across from the Barditchev Shul and steps from everything the Old City has to offer, close to Synagouges, Galleries, Cafes, Restaurants, Catering, Supermarkets and Bakeries. The Hazon Ish stayed in the property during his visit to Tzfat in 1935. Welcome to your beautiful Historic Small House located in the heart of the Old City of Tzfat! This Historic and intimate mini house offers the perfect combination of history, culture, and comfort, making it the ideal choice for your next stay in Tzfat. This small house was built right at the turn of the previous century and is situated in one of the city's most charming and historic properties. Many of the houses' features are in their original condition dating back to 1895. Tasteful, cozy and inviting, the interior offers a serene and relaxing atmosphere, with soft lighting, comfortable furnishings, and all the modern amenities you need to feel right at home. This property does not have a TV however there is free WIFI access. As you step inside, you will be stepping back in time. The Terrazo designed floors, the wood moldings and warm hues will take you back to simpler times, when time moved slower and everything had was cherished and kept for generations. The bedroom, warm and inviting offers 2 comfortable single beds and crisp linens. The Small Living room has a built-in Bunk bed that has 2 full sized single beds perfect for adults and children alike. The house also features a compact kitchenette that includes a refrigerator, an electric kettle with complimentary tea and coffee. For Shabbos, there is a hotplate and Hot Water Urn approved for Shabbos use. There is also an Havdalah Candle and B'sumim. Located in the heart of the old city of Tzfat, the small house is just steps away from the city's many attractions and cultural offerings. You'll be surrounded by ancient synagogues and historic buildings, with a bustling market and a variety of cafes and restaurants just a short walk away. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a frequent traveler, this small house will provide the perfect base for your adventures in Tzfat. The house has windows that face the Street and the properties' interior courtyard. There is partial mountain views from the houses' small balcony. The house is perfect for couples or a family of 4. So why wait? Book your stay in this beautiful small house today and experience the magic of Tzfat for yourself! I am always available for any question. Living in Tzfat, also known as Safed, is a unique and vibrant experience. The old city is a maze of cobblestone streets and alleys that lead to stunning views of the surrounding hills and the valley below. The city has a rich history, dating back to the 16th century, and its rich cultural heritage is evident in the many synagogues and ancient buildings that still stand today. Tzfat is known for its vibrant arts community and is home to many artists and galleries. The city is a hub of creativity, with artists from all over the world gathering to showcase their work and collaborate on new projects. Despite its small size, Tzfat is a hub of activity, with a lively market, bustling cafes, and a variety of cultural events throughout the year. In the summer months, the streets are filled with the sounds of music and laughter, while in the winter the city takes on a more peaceful and introspective mood. One of the most unique aspects of life in Tzfat is its spiritual atmosphere. The city is considered one of the four holy cities in Judaism and is considered a center of spiritual and mystical study. Many people come to Tzfat to study Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, and to deepen their connection to the divine. Living in Tzfat can be both peaceful and intense. The city's narrow streets and alleys offer a sense of intimacy and community, while the stunning views and spiritual atmosphere provide a sense of awe and wonder. Whether you are exploring the city's rich history, taking in its artistic and cultural offerings, or simply enjoying a cup of coffee in one of its many cafes, life in Tzfat is truly a unique and unforgettable experience. The best way to get around the old city of Tzfat is on foot. The narrow and winding streets and alleyways can make it difficult for cars and even bikes to navigate, so walking is the most practical option. Plus, it allows for a more immersive experience, as you can take your time to explore the city's many hidden gems and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding hills and valley. Cars have on street parking that is metered daily from 8am to 4pm, except Fridays and Saturdays. There is limited street parking available in the Old City. The Mini Suit is literally steps from everything the Old City has to offer, close to Synagogues, Galleries, Cafes, Restaurants, Catering, Supermarkets and Bakeries. The Hazon Ish stayed in the property during his visit to Tzfat in 1935. The best way to get around the old city of Tzfat is on foot. The narrow and winding streets and alleyways can make it difficult for cars and even bikes to navigate, so walking is the most practical option. Plus, it allows for a more immersive experience, as you can take your time to explore the city's many hidden gems and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding hills and valley. If you are unable to walk or have limited mobility, you can also take a taxi to reach specific locations within the old city. Just keep in mind that taxis may have difficulty navigating the narrow streets and may have to park a short distance away from your destination. In general, Tzfat is a small city, and most of the main attractions are located within a few blocks of each other, making it easy to explore on foot. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor, taking the time to walk through the city and experience its unique character is highly recommended. Saturday Checkouts will be 1 hour after Shabbat.