Just spent 4 nights at this wonderful kibbutz with 150 16 year olds. I was lucky to have one of the new "spa-like" rooms. Very comfortable. Excellent bathrooms. Very good food and very well located. All the staff were wonderful and the views were fantastic. A good place to make our home base. The kibbutz history is also very interesting

Spent one night with my wife and two daughters. The room we received is one of the renovated ones and even though we asked for a family room it surprised me that there was only a shower and no on-suite bath-tub... Room was clean, check-in was quick and polite. In general, staff we had encountered were friendly and efficient. Our... More

We spent Passover there with an extended family group. We found the room very satisfactory. The food was good - full board on festival days and half board on other days - lots of salads, quite reasonable main dishes and nice desserts. The setting is lovely with views up to the hills of Metula and the central grassy area was... More

Please note that some rooms are newly renovated while others are not. We took two renovated rooms with a connecting door. the rooms are basic but nice. lots of grounds for the kids to run around. beautiful view. I found the staff to be good overall. hotel manager Itai was very nice. only negetive is the cleaning staff. We were... More

Spent the week at this kibbutz hotel. Very basic accomodations but rooms are clean and well kept. We were half board and enjoyed varied and quite good breakfasts and dinners. Good indoor pool and gym. (outdoor pool was closed due to weather) Attentive staff and good service. Our kids and grandchildren loved the open grounds of this hotel. Many beautiful... More

If you are looking for a kibbutz experience with a family - then this may be for you. To say that it's basic - significantly overplays what is on offer. Let's start with reception - unhelpful, unfriendly and lacking any sense of customer care or awareness - presumably untrained? Finding your way to your room - up & down stairs,... More

As an American we welcomed the chance to visit a kibbutz. If you're familiar you might judge the hotel more critically than we did. The room was basic, very clean and comfortable. The lobby was busy and noisy with lots of kids running about (there were parties going on). This might annoy some but we enjoyed being in the midst... More

As noted by others, the hotel is the process of renovation, both of the rooms and the roadways. Our rooms were newly renovated rooms 38-40 The rooms themselves were nicely redone with modern fixtures, but are on the small size. One of our rooms had a shower door that did not seal properly and flooded the bathroom. That presumably will... More

The hotel is going through renovation. All roads are dirt roads, and sand is covering all pass ways. The hotel didn`t take the minimum curtsy to inform us upon reservation about this situation. In addition, the hotel is spread up in a few buildings, with no covered pass ways to protect against the elements.