Cabins in North District Israel

Nice single spacious hut, spaced out from other accommodation.

A cosy, comfortable wooden cabin, generously sized, with a front porch overlooking the Galillee and Golan Heights. Lots of privacy with an attached garden and best of all - your own private heated pool. Upon arriving you will find fruit, cookies and cakes, milk, wine, candy, coffee and tea and anything you could ask for. Meira, the host, was extremely hospitable and nice; As there we no guests expected to arrive after us, she offered us a late check-out with no time limit and no extra charge, which was really appreciated. Highly recommended.

Everything necessary for a comfortable stay was provided by the host, she explained thoroughly about the facility to make our stay enjoyable, the chalet and the surrounding premises were clean and taken care of, will definitely return in the future you have a bit of an escape from urban hassle.

Lovely staff, very friendly and helpful, great little basic cabins and cottages with very comfortable beds and space to relax, have bbqs and be outdoors. Like camping, but inside! Easy walk to the restaurant and the facilities.

The location was just what we wanted, a wooden cabin in the forest.

This is a quiet place to stay up in the Golan Heights. The breakfast was very nice. It is in the dining hall of the kibbutz and offers a variety of food. The vineyard on the premises of the kibbutz was wonderful. Good wine and cheese/nibbles to go along with the wine. Super friendly and helpful staff at the vineyard. Stayed in the cabins/chalets and there was a lovely little deck, hot tub, and good airco and tv.

Beautiful wooden chalet with a big jacuzzi. The staff is kind and ready to your needed. You find a little corner to prepare breakfast with tea and coffe complimentary. Outside there are tables and sun chairs . Quite place just 10 minute walking to city center with a spacius parking area near the propriety. Tiberias is a good starting point to visit Galilea, Golan area and the north coast. .