was pleased with location, customer service should be worked on, buffet breakfast feels you up till dinner time:)) more

There are the newly renovated rooms which are modern and very nice, they are also a lot more expensive; then there are the old rooms which are very old, with tired carpets, stained curtains, scarred showers and all the other marks of a hotel room a good 10 years too old. We were charged 140USD for the battered room, I... more

I came here with my parents for 10 nights for pilgramage along with several other Bahai families. The rooms are decently priced at about $135 a night for the upper level rooms and $113 for the lower level rooms. Floors 4,6,7 have internet but it is spotty and not reliable, so don't count on getting much done. The internet in... more

Visited mainly for business purpose.. Little far from the city but very good view.. its just behind the Bahai Garden Staff is not very famous for Hospitality.. However atleast good management to take care of the same. I had provided the cloths for laundry and they were untouched for 2 days, staff noticed when I enquired about the delivery.. not... more

I stayed by myself at Nof for my pilgrimage in January 2008. I stayed in a Superior room and considered the room was of a similar standard to the Hyatt Regency hotels abroad, and as good as my friends room at the more expensive Dan Gardens hotel. It is important to note that the standard rooms (I saw inside several... more

The Nof is in Carmel - the top of Haifa - near the Dan Panorama. The rooms and the terrace have the most fabulous views down to the coast and along to Acco. I stayed there with my children for just one night and thought it pretty good. The triple room - which was on the small side for Mum... more

Although the Nof Hotel is in a good location I would not recommend staying here. The hotel is outdated and musty. The rooms aren't clean and look as though they haven't been updated at all since the hotel opened. The room had a damp, musty smell and it was hard to sleep at night. The only good thing about this... more

It was a last minute decision to stay an additional night in Haifa, due to poor weather, and the hotel we were in (Dan Panorama) had no openings. Our travel agent suggested the Nof, and it was a pleasant change. The rooms are large, with a window seating area. It was so cold outside that the single pane windows were... more

After staying in pricy, mid-range hotels in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, that had small, plain rooms with much to desire, the Nof and the Carmel area of Haifa was a great relief; This hotel has a cordial front desk, nice-sized rooms with a great view; Ask for the superior rooms (which are the ones remodeled on the upper floors); there... more