The Frenkels have built a beautiful B&B set in what could only be called a botanical garden. We were there in spring and no matter where you looked flowers bloomed. Except on the back 20 acres, which is planted in olive trees. We sampled homemade olives and oil as part of the sumptuous breakfasts. The room was lovely with a private entrance directly into the garden. We used the B&B as a jumping off place to visit the old city of Tzefat, several Christian sites on the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights, from which we could peer into Syria.
The Frenkels are a delightful couple and wonderful hosts. A great place to stay. Three days was not long enough.

What better review can one give than to say this is the second time you've chosen to stay at a B&B? I stayed with the Frenkels in 2007, with my son and two friends, and we had a great experience. Coming back to Israel in December 2010, I wanted to show off the Galilee I know and love to my new partner - and could think of no better place to stay than at this lovely B&B. Everything the other reviewers say is true, and the Frenkels are also a font of information about the area - they recommended a terrific restaurant in Rosh Pina (and told us which ones to avoid) and they told us the best way to view the Hule valley (on bike). The breakfasts are fantastic, and now that they have wifi enabled (which wasn't the case in 2007), the place is perfect.

I absolutely adored this place! I have never been a big fan of B&B's, but this place has totally changed my opinion.

It is located in the hills around the Sea of Galilee, and has a pretty view over the Sea.

It is run by Mr and Mrs Frenkel. Mr Frenkel is a retired journalist, and knows just about all there is to know about the history of this area of the world!

The rooms are big and pretty, the gardens are gorgeous and the village is very peaceful.

The breakfast is AMAZING - the bread, olives, jam, grapefruit are all homemade/home-grown. Best breakfast we had across all of Israel and Jordan.

There was free wifi in all the rooms.

It is really the perfect place to stay to explore the Galilee and Golan heights region. And it is much nicer than Tiberias!

About 10 minutes drive down the road there is the town of Rosh Pina which has restaurants and things to do at night time.

The only thing I would say is that you need a car if you want to stay here. We had a hire-car, and that was just perfect.

we had a wonderful stay with the Frenkels. they are so nice and the breakfast was super. we really can recommend the bed and breakfast for everybody who visits the galilee and have a car.