The Leonardo Hotel Negev provides comfortable and elegant guest rooms in the heart of Beer-Sheva city centre, next to the central bus station and a large shopping mall.
Situated in the old town of Beer Sheva, Hotel Anilevich Mansion provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom.
Jonas
Sweden
I love this place. Very nice, friendly, helpful staff. Beautiful modern interior design. Beautiful and perfect pool for us and our baby, right outside our door. Big room with a lot of space even with the babybed. A lot of space for hanging out. Just an amazing experience.
Set in Beer Sheva and with Ben Gurion University reachable within 3.9 km, Eshel Mansion - Boutique Suites offers express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the...
semion
Israel
I needed to stay for one night for work, Convenient location in the old town, Opposite there is a large parking lot, Large rooms, Everything is very convenient,
Located in Beer Sheva and within 3.9 km of Ben Gurion University, Old City Boutique - By La-Finca features a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Metawoman
Russia
Amazing cozy hotel , nice clean rooms . Staff are very good . I felt like I’m at home . And by the way very quiet and peace which is so rare in Israel .
Set in Beer Sheva and with Ben Gurion University reachable within 4.3 km, Hotel La - Finca Luxury Suites Hotel offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property...
Set in Beer Sheva and with Ben Gurion University reachable within 3.9 km, Helios Boutique by La Finca Hotels offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property...
Jun
Israel
I really appreciate staff's flexibility on my kids.
Situated in Beer Sheva, within 1.3 km of Ben Gurion University, Spring-shell offers accommodation with air conditioning. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
Beer Sheva is a great city to visit and also to live in.
Beer Sheva is a great city to visit and also to live in. It was our first time in Beer Sheva, we spent most of the time in the Old City, which we loved. We found amazing bars and restaurants in the Old City and the general atmosphere was great. We also visited Masada and Ein Bokek.
Irene
Israel
Scored 6.0
6.0
Fast-growing little town with a prestigious university and...
Fast-growing little town with a prestigious university and hospital drawing in people. Parts felt very run-down, but that's true throughout Israel. It would need a lot more to recommend it for tourists, but there are malls, movie theatres, and lots of other amenities.
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Jennifer
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
Went to Beer Sheva mainly for a business trip.
Went to Beer Sheva mainly for a business trip. The restaurants and bars were the only things I could visit. There are various shopping centres. However, I didn't visit them nor did any shopping.
Beer Sheva is well connected by train, which is great. To be 100% honest, I don't think there are many things to do there. Particularly for landmarks or tourist attractions.
However, remember that from Beer Sheva, you can visit the Dead Sea area and some archaeological ruins outside the city. But these are not close distances.
prlosana
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Actually there is nothing to do in this city .
Actually there is nothing to do in this city .
There is no any touristing issues here, just very long traffic jams and too much police presence .
If you want to explore the Israeli desert , it is better to continue driving south and find accommodation in one of the smaller Israeli towns.
Shai av
Israel
Scored 10
10
An underrated and little-known old city that simply begs to...
An underrated and little-known old city that simply begs to be explored.
Apart from the better-known museums and restaurants, there are many hidden art galleries/artists' studios and bars ready to be discovered.
Daniel de Casrilevitz
Israel
Scored 6.0
6.0
Because of the virus, most museums were closed.
Because of the virus, most museums were closed. The old city is very interesting--a mix of old and new. The population is very mixed, too--from Arab countries, Ethiopia, USSR. Lots of youth. Lots of art activities. A sense of progress and development.
I'd like to go back in more normal times. It was too hot for archaeological sites in the day (late June), but there are several interesting ones to see.
We enjoyed the little Zoo, and walking around the old city--lots of cafes and restaurants of all ethnic kinds. Try Lola Cafe!
We're a senior couple, and found it easy to get around by foot or car.
People were friendly and helpful everywhere--shops, restaurants, etc.
in general, this apartment is OK! Communication with staff was positive! I think this is ok for a short stay in Israel!
Good luck and make something for the improvement of the property for a better score!
Breakfast was not available as we arrived the day before Passover. The hotel staff all left as soon as we arrived only giving us basic information as to how to enter the property.
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