Request a room far from the pool for a quieter stay. The kids enjoyed the petting zoo.

The pool was crowded with noisy kids.

An unexpected beach escape

The highlight was our private beach access. The sunset views were stunning, and lounging by the Kineret made for an unforgettable evening.

However, the dining area was quite shabby, and the coffee machines failed us repeatedly. It was a letdown compared to the stunning location.

We cherished our spacious Village Triple Room, which was perfect for family bonding. The vibrant buffet breakfast with an abundance of fresh options made each morning delightful.

We had a great time in our village room, which was spacious. The meals were delicious, especially breakfast with plenty of options, but the pool was quite a trek away.

I enjoyed a serene atmosphere at the kibbutz, and the beach access was just perfect for relaxation. The kibbutz setup was unique, and the gardens were beautiful. Having a pool to cool off after a hot day was a great bonus!

The buffet breakfasts were bomb, with a fantastic variety that kept my taste buds dancing. The spacious Village Triple Room was a cozy nook after my culinary adventures! Plus, the private beach access to the Kinereth? Pure bliss!

Breakfast was a mixed bag—the dining hall was a bit shabby, and my chair was falling apart! The coffee machines were on the fritz too, and I was bummed about the kitchenette being a total letdown with no utensils.

We had an amazing time with friends! The place is perfect for exploring the Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights. The buffet breakfasts were fantastic, and we loved the private beach access! Plus, the cozy Village rooms were a nice retreat after our adventures.

The breakfast scene was chaotic. Competing for seats with large tourist groups was not fun, and the cafeteria vibe wasn't great.

The Kibbutz Hotel's lush gardens and serene pathways were simply delightful. Accessibility was great for us seniors, making it easy to stroll and enjoy the stunning views of the Sea of Galilee while feeling safe and comfortable.

WiFi could be improved for better connectivity.

Solid Stay with Room for Improvement

Had a decent one-night stay, but the kitchenette was a letdown—no utensils were available. The dining room near the water offered pleasant views, though the breakfast lacked quality. For couples looking for a simple getaway, it serves the purpose but manage expectations.

The location near the Sea of Galilee offers stunning views, ideal for early morning strolls or evening sunsets. The spacious Village Triple Room provides ample space for families, making it a great base to explore the Golan Heights and nearby attractions.

Breakfast left much to be desired, with a dining hall that felt a bit shabby and a torn chair that detracted from the experience. Kitchenette facilities were misleading. a lack of dishes and utensils made it far from convenient for any self-catering needs. The pool area often felt overcrowded with noise, especially from kids, making it difficult to relax.

I enjoyed my stay in a Hotel Beautiful Double or Twin Room Balcony. The private beach access was fantastic. The staff provided friendly service. Breakfast offerings were plentiful and delicious. A great spot for relaxation!

Excellent hotel with free parking, 24-hour reception, and a restaurant that has delicious food. The staff once helped me find places with the best exchange rates. I'm coming back for a holiday!