Magical In The Galilee

The rooms are spacious and clean, and parking at the complex is free. There's also a lovely courtyard garden with benches and decorations, a peaceful place to sit and read or have a picnic. It's quiet and comfortable, relatively close to the city, with a shopping center nearby. This is a charming, upgraded motel that I'd recommend for families or anyone needing a night's rest. :-)

We arrived at night in the northern city and found the place on its northeast edge. It's well kept, with a shared yard that was empty of other guests during our stay. There are rocking chairs, a barbecue area, an ecological pond with goldfish, and herbs grown organically. We booked two rooms. The commercial complex where the hotel is located was being renovated because of the war, and had been upgraded as part of that work. It could be called a tiny mini-market, open late. I hope the place returns to full activity in the future.

The room makes smart use of its space, so even though it isn't large, it doesn't feel cramped. It has everything needed: a small kitchenette, bedroom, jacuzzi all in one area, plus a little toilet and shower. Service was amazing, handled remotely by phone, probably because of the Corona. One thing that felt off was the value for money. We paid a little over 900 shekels for one night in a room with a jacuzzi, without breakfast, which seemed a bit expensive to us.

The rooms were clean and nice, though it's a shame there was no window. Shaked, the owner, is charming and always smiling, and went out of his way to give great service. The location is excellent, close to everything: kids' attractions and the city if you've forgotten something, plus the excellent restaurants above are within walking distance. Indian Thali was an exceptional experience; we'd only heard good things about Benjolina, and there's also a cafe to escape to.