Beit Jamal Monastery is just one of the places to see in Beit Shemesh, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Take some time to visit the spas in this relaxing area.
After visiting Beit Shemesh Archaeological Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Beit Shemesh. While in the area, you can find time to visit its spas.
As soon as you walk through the doors you feel a sense of calm and serenity .
There is music playing and beautiful fragrance in the air in the reception area .
The room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom .The bed and sheet so were very soft and it felt like we were sleeping on a cloud
Breakfast was lovely and plentiful and the view was spectacular
Delightful staff as well .
There is a roof top heated pool which was like entering a bath .
We then used the sauna and steam room .
We would...
As soon as you walk through the doors you feel a sense of calm and serenity .
There is music playing and beautiful fragrance in the air in the reception area .
The room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom .The bed and sheet so were very soft and it felt like we were sleeping on a cloud
Breakfast was lovely and plentiful and the view was spectacular
Delightful staff as well .
There is a roof top heated pool which was like entering a bath .
We then used the sauna and steam room .
We would...
Gillian
Reviewed January 20, 2026Reviewed January 20, 2026
This was my second stay at the Inbal, and it was just as comfortable and relaxing a place to stay as I remembered from my first time 2 years earlier. The breakfasts are really good, with lots of choice and everything I had tasted delicious .. room service was efficient and staff service friendly and helpful.
This was my second stay at the Inbal, and it was just as comfortable and relaxing a place to stay as I remembered from my first time 2 years earlier. The breakfasts are really good, with lots of choice and everything I had tasted delicious .. room service was efficient and staff service friendly and helpful.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 24, 2014Reviewed November 24, 2014
Everything was excellent: nice, big and modern room with balcony, walkable distance from most of the city center and restaurants, and very nice owners who make you feel like at home.
Everything was excellent: nice, big and modern room with balcony, walkable distance from most of the city center and restaurants, and very nice owners who make you feel like at home.
Vincent
Reviewed September 9, 2023Reviewed September 9, 2023
Really happy with my stay. Room was clean, service was really good. Food was very good. Overall a beautiful hotel perfectly located for shops and transport.
Really happy with my stay. Room was clean, service was really good. Food was very good. Overall a beautiful hotel perfectly located for shops and transport.
Great location, kind and helpful staff. The room was very spacious, clean and comfortable. The breakfast was amazing with diversity kind of food. The pool is big and nice.
definitely will be back 🙌
Great location, kind and helpful staff. The room was very spacious, clean and comfortable. The breakfast was amazing with diversity kind of food. The pool is big and nice.
definitely will be back 🙌
Fabulous hotel with a fantastic location. The roof top restaurant gives you an amazing view of the old city. Hotel staff were all extremely helpful and professional.
Fabulous hotel with a fantastic location. The roof top restaurant gives you an amazing view of the old city. Hotel staff were all extremely helpful and professional.
jane
Reviewed September 15, 2017Reviewed September 15, 2017
Manager Jeremy was very helpful, had a problem with noise coming from one of the floors, he dealt with it . Breakfast good, property excellent location, clean, few minutes walk to shopping at mamilla. Superior room was big enough with balcony but downside was two separate beds not one double, but I knew about that before I booked and that was all that was available. . Other than that nothing to complain about and would stay there again. Great little find if you dont want a pool etc.
Manager Jeremy was very helpful, had a problem with noise coming from one of the floors, he dealt with it . Breakfast good, property excellent location, clean, few minutes walk to shopping at mamilla. Superior room was big enough with balcony but downside was two separate beds not one double, but I knew about that before I booked and that was all that was available. . Other than that nothing to complain about and would stay there again. Great little find if you dont want a pool etc.
What's the area like around Caves of Maresha and Bet-Guvrin in the Judean Lowlands as a Microcosm of the Land of the Caves?
Caves of Maresha and Bet-Guvrin in the Judean Lowlands as a Microcosm of the Land of the Caves is located in Lachish. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, you could search for properties close to public transport so it's easy to get around.
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