Dan Panorama Haifa Hotel

Excellent location in Carmel, the rooms are reasonable and clean, the mattresses are really uncomfortable and the pillows are thin and uncomfortable. The pool opens at 10:00 and closes at 17:00

"Dan Panorama Haifa" Hotel... 43rd wedding anniversary, for me and my beautiful wife... Summer weekend, the hotel is full... Families, couples, not expensive, amazing... We arrived early from Eilat, a long drive... "Rita" wore yellow, I wore green... Double room, very high floor... I sang and played with the "ukulele" in the lobby... It seems that everyone is enjoying themselves... In the mall below, we bought watermelon and figs... "Stella" beers, two sixes on sale... And we donated a six to an artisan shop, (that's how Nissim wanted it)... Dan Hotel on the Carmel, we were looking for our flag... Wonderful view, the whole city and the harbor at our feet... "Gan HaBahim", a temple of beautiful food trucks... A one-hour walk and the "japanika" flies... Today I got up early, the "flea market of Haifa"... "Nausea-trembling", for us it's a museum, Rita is tired... The market opens very early, I need a guitar... Saturated in the morning, Rita is like a tigress after a wet reality.. After about half an hour, I remembered the guitar seller in the market.. I went up and to my delight three leaned against the wall straddling each other.. The first was classical, the second a beautiful acoustic by "Alberto-Mancini"... I hesitated with the third.. Rita bought me all three like at the end of a Puccini opera... Happy, cheerful and kind-hearted, I started tuning... I played my songs "Beauty of Sounds", "Not Cloudy Anymore"... Tomorrow we're going to "Safed", today I'll try to sing on the street... In any case, thanks to my wife, "You made me rich"!.. Trying#

No more than 3 stars ⭐⭐⭐ The Dan Carmel Hotel is a beautiful place with a classic and luxurious atmosphere. The view from the rooms and the pool area is truly breathtaking, one of the most beautiful in Haifa. The service was great, the staff pleasant and professional, and the place itself is well-kept and enjoyable. However, there were a few maintenance issues that significantly disturbed: • The air conditioner was very noisy all night, which made it difficult to sleep. • The window in the room did not close properly. • Parking for disabled guests requires a cumbersome and cumbersome procedure, which was not pleasant at all. In short, a place with great potential and an amazing view, but needs improvement.

Exslant hotel

No more than 3 stars ⭐⭐⭐ The Dan Carmel Hotel is a beautiful place with a classic and luxurious atmosphere. The view from the rooms and the pool area is truly breathtaking, one of the most beautiful in Haifa. The service was great, the staff pleasant and professional, and the place itself is well-kept and enjoyable. However, there were a few maintenance issues that significantly disturbed: • The air conditioner was very noisy all night, which made it difficult to sleep. • The window in the room did not close properly. • Parking for disabled guests requires a cumbersome and cumbersome procedure, which was not pleasant at all. In short, a place with great potential and an amazing view, but needs improvement.

Exslant hotel

Excellent location in the center of Carmel, next to Carmelit, pubs nearby, shopping center and restaurants in the building. View of the bay.

Excellent location in the center of Carmel, next to Carmelit, pubs nearby, shopping center and restaurants in the building. View of the bay.

We stayed at the Dan Panorama Haifa Hotel on Saturday, May 29–30, and unfortunately the experience was very disappointing. Upon arriving at the dining room on Saturday, we had to wait a long time to be seated, and we were eventually seated in the small dining room. During the entire meal, loud music could be heard from a nearby area, which greatly disturbed the atmosphere of the Sabbath. We approached one of the staff members and asked them to take care of the issue. An attempt was made to lower the music, but in practice this did not solve the problem. The standard of the food was also disappointing. Apart from a few dishes that were reasonable, most of the food was not tasty and some of it was even served cold. Some of the food was not good and my wife and I had an upset stomach. The room itself felt outdated and not properly maintained. The wall in the shower was peeling, and the TV suffered from a recurring problem where it repeatedly returned to the main screen, which made it difficult to use. In addition, the pool was very cold and unpleasant to swim in. Finally, we were impressed that the language spoken in most areas of the hotel was Arabic. There is nothing wrong with this in itself, but as guests we expected an experience that would be more tailored to the variety of guests staying there. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not meet our expectations for a hotel of this level, and certainly not for a Shabbat vacation for which we paid the best of our money. We do not intend to stay at the hotel again in the future.

We stayed at the Dan Panorama Haifa Hotel on Saturday, May 29–30, and unfortunately the experience was very disappointing. Upon arriving at the dining room on Saturday, we had to wait a long time to be seated, and we were eventually seated in the small dining room. During the entire meal, loud music could be heard from a nearby area, which greatly disturbed the atmosphere of the Sabbath. We approached one of the staff members and asked them to take care of the issue. An attempt was made to lower the music, but in practice this did not solve the problem. The standard of the food was also disappointing. Apart from a few dishes that were reasonable, most of the food was not tasty and some of it was even served cold. Some of the food was not good and my wife and I had an upset stomach. The room itself felt outdated and not properly maintained. The wall in the shower was peeling, and the TV suffered from a recurring problem where it repeatedly returned to the main screen, which made it difficult to use. In addition, the pool was very cold and unpleasant to swim in. Finally, we were impressed that the language spoken in most areas of the hotel was Arabic. There is nothing wrong with this in itself, but as guests we expected an experience that would be more tailored to the variety of guests staying there. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not meet our expectations for a hotel of this level, and certainly not for a Shabbat vacation for which we paid the best of our money. We do not intend to stay at the hotel again in the future.