The Turkish Quarter · Haifa

Bankers 1880

A private stone residence of the Ottoman era — three suites above a gin salon, held by the same walls for one hundred and forty years.

Archive photographs of this street · the 1880s interiors are reconstructions

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You did not merely arrive at a hotel.
You arrived in the most alive quarter of Haifa.

Three private residences inside an Ottoman stone house of 1880, in the quarter Haifa's kitchens, bars and markets came back to. The whole floor is yours — no reception, no corridor of doors. The door opens straight onto the street, and almost everything worth walking to is ten minutes from it.

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Availability

Pick your dates

Choose the nights and the party — the three residences answer at once, with the price for your stay.

IThe dates

August 2026

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September 2026

MTWTFSS

struck-out dates — the whole house is full

IIThe party

IIIThe residences

up to 6 guests

Struck-out dates: the whole house is full. Prices are the platform “from” rate for your nights, with the direct −10% already shown — the house confirms the final figure.

The Residences

Three private residences

Residence ICheck availability

The Grand Vault

A jacuzzi built for two, a fire the length of the wall, and room enough for six.

from₪1,193a night

Private jacuzzi

Fireplace

Washing machine

Sleeps 6

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The Vault

Six feet of billiard cloth in the middle of the floor, a fire against the stone, and the bed set deliberately out of the way.

from₪936a night

6-foot billiard table

Fireplace

Pets welcome

Sleeps 4

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The Classic Room

A studio pulled right up to the window: fire at your back, the quarter below, and a bar to watch it from.

from₪679a night

Fireplace

Window bar

Kitchen

Sleeps 3

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Why here

Why this house and not another

The whole floor is yours

No reception desk, no corridor of doors. You are handed a key to a private residence and the house behaves as though you live in it.

Walls from 1880

Ottoman stone, arches and vaulting kept exactly where the masons left them — restored, never replaced by an imitation of themselves.

The quarter at the door

The Turkish Market is one minute away, the chef kitchens two, the station four. Nothing here needs a car to be reached.

A gin salon downstairs

The house pours its own small-batch gin behind the iron door on the ground floor. Residents get the first glass with our compliments.

Words

9.2/ 1026 verified stays · Booking.com

“The historic charm of the Turkish Quarter combined with the stunning modern design made it an unforgettable stay.”

Adelaide · Cyprus · Booking.com

“It's extremely cozy and literally in the middle of downtown Haifa nightlife. Very clean, organised and equipped.”

Alexey · Israel · Booking.com

“An unique place, everything is done in a historical style, very beautiful and clean. In the very centre of Haifa.”

Anastasiia · Israel · Booking.com

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Provenance

Between walls that remember

1880

The house is raised in stone at the heart of the Ottoman quarter, steps from the port.

1900s

The quarter becomes the trading soul of the city — merchants, sailors, bankers.

2020s

A patient restoration: original walls kept, brass and wood brought back to light.

Today

Three private residences and a gin salon — history with modern comfort inside it.

The Turkish Quarter

The street that came back

Trade came through this street when the port was the city's front gate — camels, awnings, motor cars and a boulevard that ran straight down to the water. Then downtown emptied out for the better part of half a century. The stone stayed exactly where it was. The kitchens came back to it.

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Archive photographs supplied by the house · dates unconfirmed

Then & now

The same walls, furnished twice

We keep the aesthetic of the past on purpose. Drag the seam: on one side the room as it would have been lived in when the house was new, on the other the room as you will find it.