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Guesthouses in Palestine 
Hello my dear
We are the International friends guest house form Nablus , we are so happy for your new book about Palestine , we will be happy if you can add us to your website , as will we will put you website link to ours ,
Thank you very much
Salam Hawash, just to let you know that the listing for the International Friends Guesthouse is now posted, here: https://palestineguesthouse.com/2012/01/21/international-friends-guesthouse-nablus/
I’d like to list the Salam Guest House in Old Hebron – http://www.salamguesthouse.com
Absolutely – delighted to hear about you!
hello could you plz add this guesthouse on you web thanks
Hello Dears ,
we are in Mosaic Guest house in Sabastiya as a non profit organization and a part from Mosaic Centre – Jericho , ATS pro terra sancta
could you please add us on your website
our website : http://www.mosaicghsebastia.com/
FB : Mosaic Guest House Sebastia .
let me know for any further information .
Thanks a lot
Rami
Hello. Do you know if bedouinhospitality.com is still active – I got really positive emails from them a few months ago, but everything has gone silent now. Thanks!
My wife Olwen and I have just stayed in the Al-Kayed Palace guesthouse in the centre of the village of Sebastia for two nights and we recommend it very highly. It is run personally by Abu Moser (Ahmad) who is a descendant of the ancient Palestinian family who built the palace and is the most friendly, helpful and informative host possible. The guesthouse is beautifully restored and very comfortable. Staying there is a benefit to the local community, especially the women’s group who cook and have workshops on a lower floor.
The extraordinary Roman and early Christian ruins – palaces, churches, theatre, pillared road – are of such quality and interest that I feel this should be a World Heritage site.
David Heap – Dublin, Ireland
Dear Sarah, do you know about the guesthouse AubergInn in Jericho? I did not stay there but we went to visit and it looks like a great place. Here is their website: http://auberginn.ps/jericho/
Dear Sarah
It appears that the eco- centre guesthouse in Auja is no longer operating.
Do you happen to know of any other accomodation in that village?
Many thanks for this invaluable resource.
Christopher.
Dear Sarah
It appears that the eco-centre Guesthouse is no longer in operation. Do you happen to know of any other accomodation in that village?
Many thanks for this valuable resource.
Best wishes
Christopher
PS I meant the Eco-centre Guesthouse in the village of Auja.