The hostel is part of the HI chain in Israel and keeps a high standard of its accomodations. The building is well kept, clean, has modern design with a large green area with wonderful views of the mountains and the valley. Rooms have electrical kettle, mini fridge, A/C-heating, cable TV and free wifi. Beds were surprisingly comfortable. We stayed in... More

We stumbled upon Hostel Tel-Hai on our second night of hiking the Israel National Trail. It was dark when we arrived, though not late (8ish), and we were happy to have found a place to sleep. From the outside it was gorgeous with an expansive courtyard, and the lobby was spacious and very clean. Check-in was strange, though. The receptionist/security... More

We were in Tel Hai at a busy time - succot. Full of Israeli families (we appeared to be the only foreigners). Comfortable, clean large rooms with good en suite bathrooms. Excellent breakfast and supper buffets. Lovely views. All in all, an excellent base for exploring the Upper Galilee and Golan Heights.

We and our 4 kids (aged 4 - 9) had a great four nights here. Friendly and helpful reception, very spacious rooms, comfy beds, good showers, great breakfasts and good suppers. Make sure you book for supper early in the day or there won't be space. Because this is a kosher hostel you can't self cater, though there are small... More

We (2 adults and 2 children ages 6 and 3) thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Reception was friendly and very helpful to answer all our questions and didn't hesitate supplying extra blankets when we requested. Special mention to Nazih who was very helpful behind the desk! Having warm, friendly and smiling staff contributes a lot to having a memorable stay.... More