Room #1 – Wheat
Single Suite
Room #2 – Barley
Single Suite
Room #3 – Vine
Premier Single Suite
Room #4 – Fig
Premier Single Suite
Room #5 – Pomegranate
Premier Family Suite
Room #6 – Olive
Premier Family Suite
Room #7 – Honey
Premier Suite
Why The Old city Inn is your perfect base for exploring the city?
The city of Kabbalah and Mysticism
Throughout the next millennium, the study of Kabbalah was limited to a few select scholars of each generation. In the Middle Ages, many of these scholars made their way to Israel after the Spanish Expulsion of 1492, and of those, many came to Tzfat, which was believed to have a special connection to Kabbalah because of its proximity to the area where Rabbi Shimon had taught, as well as to Rabbi Shimon’s gravesite, on Mt. Meron.
Tzfat – The Mystical City
Rashbi Grave in Meron
Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, known as the Rashbi, was one of the great sages in the second century. Known for writing the holy book of Zohar, Jewish mysticism, and is buried in Meron alongside his son, Rabbi Elazar. The grave of both Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his son are a holy landmark that draws thousands of Jews from all over the world
Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai’s tomb in the Galilee
Make your visit unforgettable!
Tours and Attractions
We offer daily tours in the old city of Tzfat
Enjoy group and personal tours with our professional and knowledgeable tour guides who will explore to you the beauty of the magical city of Tzfat
Tzfat and the entire Galilee is full of attractions
While visiting Tzfat, we will help you enjoy your stay to the fullest. With dozens of attractions in and around Tzfat you can enjoy dozens of locations to visit and explore to make sure your benefit the most out of your experience
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Famous Shabbat Meals
Every Shabbat we host Shabbat meals at our hotel. Enjoy the home made cooking, highest standard of Kosher certification and the most unique mystical experience of Shabbat in Tzfat. The Shabbat meals are lead by the world renowned Rabbi Alon Anava where he shares deep and inspiring words of Torah.