We stopped here for three nights as part of our trip to the holy land. It was perfectly average. First the good. The food was great. Buffet. Excellent selection, particularly salads. Hot food options ok, nothing “exciting”, but always something to choose from. Coffee at one of the coffee machines was ABYSMAL, but very good at the machine that grinds fresh. Lack of fresh fruit. Now for the not so good.... the front desk area is so lacklustre. As is the bar area. There’s not much to do in Tiberias, so it would have been nice if the front area of the hotel had a bit more atmosphere. The hotel lacks cleanliness. The windows around the elevator were absolutely filthy, and they are one of the first things you see as you’re checking into your room. Common bathrooms also not the cleanest. For the three days, there was no hand paper in the bathroom by the main lobby. Rooms are pretty good. Pretty clean, decent amenities. Shower heads were clogged so they sprayed everywhere. All in all, just an ok stop. People are really lovely, one of the girls in the restaurant was particularly sweet. Emily’s hotel “did the job”, but did not leave a lasting impression.

We've got a double-bed room with a heavy smell of cigarettes, broken light lamp and the view promised was the view to the cemetery next to the hotel.
Unfriendly front-desk representative - whom we've asked for his assistance, just sent us a house-keeping person who came with a smelly spray to change the cigarettes' smell to a smelly spray smell. Not what we've expected from this hotel.

Our tour bus took us to this hotel near the Sea of Galilee. Cleanliness it was ok. The location was nice since it had restaurants nearby and small stores. The thing is, the place was dead on a Saturday til Sunday except for this hotel. Anyway, the buffet spread was very good. I had a good time trying out their array of salads.

if you can walk around, there's a ruins in front of the hotel that you might want to discover. It is located near a cemetery that I didnt know how to get access to; A kosher mcdonalds nearby, shawarma, supermarket about 3 blocks going into the waterfront. Plus a fancy jewelry (GIA certified) store called Caprice nearby- ask hotel to call them up for a fee hotel pick up. Overall, nice city to stay in to explore nearby sites.