Kibbutz Lavi Hotel

Great hotel, clean, really nice and helpful, ideally located, good food, lots of things for kids to do.

We had a very nice experience at Kibbutz Lavi. The Staff went out of their way to make sure we were taken care of. It was comfortable,clean and the breakfast had many choices. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the kibbutz!

It was a great getaway nice and calm, great kosher food, delicious swimming pool. courteous and polite service.

Beautiful place to spend shabbos. Great food. Nice atmosphere.

Wifi didn't work and there was no working soap in the bathroom

Nice place. Interesting industry at the kibbutz. Housekeeping kept leaving only one towel for two people!? Breakfast good, dinner not so. Shall and very low beds. Lumpy pillows!!

We stayed there for four nights, over a Shabbat. We feel restored. It was very relaxing, the rooms were comfortable and clean, we had stunning views from our window (3rd floor Eden area). The food was amazing. Tons of choice, and all delicious. The kibbutz swimming pool is 20m long and nice and wide. There are separate swimming times for men and women, as well as mixed times. I had an amazing swim there. My only comment about the swimming pool area is that the changing rooms don't seem to have a direct exit to the pool, (or if there is it was locked when I was there) but you have to walk through the main entrance (briefly) which sort of defeats the idea of having separate swimming. But other than that it was gorgeous. There's a big container of fresh towels for you to use poolside. The grounds of the Kibbutz are well tended and restful to walk around. On Shabbat there is an hour plus long walking tour of the Kibbutz with a guide. You can choose Hebrew or English tours. The hotel staff are all Kibbutz members and very pleasant and helpful. The bedrooms have a big screen TV and tea/coffee making facilities. All in all, we loved it and can't wait to go back. Thank you Kibbutz Hotel Lavi!

Very thoughtful, clean, comfortable and let me tell you that I'm a picky eater and yet the food was amazing! I would suggest for all size family's to go. It's very kids friendly.

Making reservations was difficult. I had to call Expedia to complete them. Although one room was suppose to be the deluxe and the other the standard room. Both were identical. However, the hotel was comfortable and it was a perfect getaway for Orthodox Jews. An Eruv surrounds the whole kibbutz. There were Ashkanazi and Sephardic services as well as services on the kibbutz itself which were more modern orthodox. The staff was friendly and helpful. They even had hours for separate sex swimming.

It's over priced the room was smelly. And I could've gotten something much nicer for this price.