Really enjoyed my stay here. The room is clean and nice. Only 5 mins walk from Sea of Galilee. They have a very nice garden too. The food (buffet) was very delicious and lots of choices. more

Beautiful area of Israel, the hotel grounds abuts the Sea of Galilee. You must have ground transportation if you want to explore outside the Kibbutz. The gounds include a museum that holds a 2000 year old fishing boat discovered around 2000. Breakfast and dinner was included with room. Buffet style and plentiful! Of course you won't find any pork products.... more

This hotel is mostly occupied by groups of travellers. They manage it very well. The rooms are standard but clean and ok. Area is quiet and there is a special footpath to walk to the lake. Food is tasty and very varied. Conclusion: Good place to stay. more

My fourth stay at Nof Ginosar just proved to me once again that this is a very good place to stay in the Galilee. The location cannot be beat, the rooms are quite adequate and breakfast is sumptuous. Despite what another review here says about luggage handling I have never had a problem at all getting my luggage carried to... more

The kibbutz was well maintained and very clean. It was much better than most Christian conference grounds here in the States. The rooms were rustic, but very nice ... especially at the end of a long day of touring. I loved the food - very tasty and lots of it! To be frank, I didn't go to Israel to check... more

I was on one of those many tour buses. We were run ragged so didn't have time to notice problems with the pool. Also we were there over Shabbat, when everything in Israel closes down. But I have to say the food was wonderful, the rooms were clean and I slept like a log there, so the beds must have... more

Our extended family of seven stayed at Nof Ginosar as our hotel to explore Lake Kinnneret and the Golan heights region. When we were there the hotel was catering to the tour busses of which there were several. Unfortunately the pool hours are limited so if you are exploring during the day you can't come back in the evening to... more

Lots of spacious, well-tended, green lawns. A pleasant private lake-front beach area. Food was good-to-adequate; not a fancy 5-star hotel breakfast, but certainly a step up from kibbutz food. The furniture in the rooms was a little worn down, but the rooms were spacious, comfortable, and clean. Pool is somewhat small, and there is no kiddie pool. Service at hotel... more

Staying in this Kibbutz hotel reminded me of summer conferences at a small college -- private room which is spare but clean and very adequately furnished, with better than average lighting -- and good water pressure and nice bathroom -- with a 'communal' dining and socializing area. The lobby-dining room- bar/cafeteria are all clean and spacious. The food is quite... more