Last night I arrived at Kibbutz Lavi at 9:30pm. I was with a group who arrived quite late and after dinner hours- Kbbutz Lavi held dinner for our group, it was set up beautifully and we didn't feel that were rushed by the late hour. The food was fresh & hot (as always) but I also noticed they labeled each dishes "kashrut" - the level of kosher for each dish. I thought this was very considerate as much of their clientelle is orthodox and have specific concerns about the level of kosher.

So far so good!

Shalom Stark

Something different and well worth doing if visiting the Galillee area. The kibbutz has great history and was very educational. In some ways the hotel felt like a well appointed university campus. The rooms were classic modern hotel style and ours had a patio with beautiful grounds outside. A real oasis of calm during our tour of Israel. The dining hall is self serve but with good food and we could see that the Lavi hotel was very popular with Jewish visitors and many Christian travellers like ourselves.
If you stay take a walk round the Kibbutz

First time stay this week .What a grand experience -from the friendly staff to pleasant surroundings.Food plentiful and delicious.Comfortable rooms.Beautiful view.Had a tour of Kibbutz and we were just fascinated.Highly recommended.We were so impressed that we became members immediately and plan many holidays there.

Simple but modern room accomodations, with everything you need. A pleasant surprise since we knew we were staying on a kibbutz. They make furniture for many synagogues around the world and also grow many agricultural products. Very clean rooms with thick bath towels and large bath area. We were on a group tour and the group sat all together with excellent buffet choices for each meal. Tour of the kibbutz was excellent and managed by our tour guide.