The Grape House

The Grape House puts you about two minutes on foot from the sea in Akko.

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The Grape House is a guest house in an old Akko building, set in an alley opposite the Efendi Hotel. The house takes its name from a grapevine that grows through the courtyard and climbs the walls, so the stay has a small-house atmosphere rather than the feel of a large hotel.

Rooms at The Grape House include air conditioning and a private bathroom, and some rooms have a balcony or an outdoor dining area. Room details found for this property include a king-size bed, cable flat-screen TV, towels, linen, toiletries, a refrigerator, glassware, a stove, bottled water and fruit. Upper-level rooms use a shared balcony furnished with a hammock, rattan seating, armchairs and a table, while ground-floor rooms use a shared courtyard with a dining table and chairs.

The stay works well for guests who want a simple base in Akko with some self-catering flexibility. There is a shared kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, electric hotplate and food utensils, and guests can either prepare breakfast there or have breakfast at the hotel opposite. Free self parking is also listed for the property.

One practical limit is access: upper floors are reached by stairs, and the upper-floor room information specifically notes stair access.

The Grape House in 360°