It is everything you can expect from a Kibbutz village: basic and quiet. The rooms are spacious and well maintained, the breakfast hall is huge and not exactly a cozy place, but the food is great, with fresh orange juice! Ideal location for exploring the Galilei area.

Ginosar Village is a quiet and peaceful kibbutz that still gives the feel of being out in the country, but with the technology to make one's stay pleasant. I stayed overnight. It is also a lovely family destination at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. It is peaceful and tranquil and a good place to unwind after a busy... More

Well, It was minamalist - but it was clean and interior was pretty new. The room was on a slab and is kind of like a hut I guess - shared with 3 other rooms (I think). When windows were open you can hear the other guests - who were noisy at times. But the airconditioning was a bit too... More

We stayed 2 nights here while we visited Christian sites. We thought it was a great location to do this. It seemed like there were quite a few large tour groups here, but it still seemed quite peaceful. Our cottage room was very spacious and comfortable for the 3 of us. We appreciated having a sink and small refrigerator in... More

Ginosar Village is part of the Nof Ginosar Hotel which is listed separately on TripAdvisor. Guests of Ginosar Village stay in cottage-type accomodations. There are approximately six suites/room to a building. We are two adults and two children (ages 5 and 7). The rooms are very basic, but you won't be spending much time there. In our case, two cots... More