The Mercure was changing ownership the day after we stayed there in Dec. 2007. I hope they have money to spend to upgrade the rooms. We arrived on Shabbat. Staff at the desk were pleasant. Since there is a synagogue on site, this appears to be a holiday destination for observant Jews. The place was jam packed with adults and... more

We initially booked this hotel for two nights. This was, believe it or not, the only hotel available according to a few travel agencies and Internet search. We were desperate to go to Tiberias and decided to take it. I had the shock of my life when I got there, I thought it was a joke. It was old and... more

We stayed at the Mercure Tiberias for 3 nights and were glad to leave. The hotel website lead us to believe that it was a modern hotel with a number of amenities, but that was not really the case. Although we had a good view of the Sea of Galilee, it was tempered by views of abandoned hotels. The Tiberias... more

The stay in the hotel was very pleasant, the staff was kind and polite and the rooms were more than we expected for these prices. The view from our room was magnificent! more

The rooms had a great view on the Tiberias Lake. The lobby bar was nice , the services at the hotel, the food variety at the dinning room were very good. We enjoy from the helpful team that provided us good advices for trips and restaurants nearby. We had a very nice stay at this hotel. more

The Mecure had great views from each room. The lobby bar was very nice. Those are the only nice things I can say about the hotel. The rooms we had were very dirty and in need of renovation. The batthrooms were not clean. I would not recommend this hotel. more

one of the worst hotel i have ever been. in the hotel website its looks nice, but when you get there, its really dirty, and old. when we stayed there it was closed to a construction area, the tv wasnt working and the bed sheets were dirty. we checked out and went to the holiday inn. more

Our stay at the Mercure in Tiberias, part of the French-owned Mercure chain, was definitely the low point of our 2003 visit to Israel. The online hotel photos really misrepresented this place. However, like many of the nearby lakeside hotels, it was rundown, had few guests, and was generally depressing; it was also inexpensive, so if the price seems too... more