조하르 바데쉬(Zohar Badeshe)

很安靜 很愜意 沒有拖鞋 有點味道

We stayed for 2 nights 21 family members and enjoyed it very much . We had an excellent vacation in a very green area enjoyed nature around us avery good inviting swimming pool good breakfast excellent atmosphere Nd a friendly stuff. . Highly recommended

Zohar Badeshe is a Kibbutz guest house, so that's the first advantage, staying in ground floor wooden huts, where you can enjoy the quiet, unique atmosphere of a Kibbutz. Hotel Manager Pazit, Housekeeping Manager Bat Sheva and all the staff, go out of their way for your stay to be pleasant. This is not just another hotel. Doron is the chef in charge of breakfast, and he gives personal attention, he puts his heart and soul into his work, which he loves. Breakfast is delicious and if you have an appetite in the morning, it's a feast! During summer months (as of June), guests are invited to use the Kibbutz pool. Good location for hikes and interesting places to visit

Great breakfast, very nice, helpfull and friendly staff. Beautiful location There are some nice games in the lobby to play with. There is a lot of parking availavle Overall, very nice experiance. Roi H

The accommodation was good. The only problem was in the bathroom. No space to put your clothes or toiletries.

We were very pleased with the entire experience! The drive was only one hour from the center of the country, the atmosphere made it feel remote and completely slowed down in terms of pace, exactly what we were looking for. The overall goal was family-friendly, an amazing pool, and the breakfast. On all three of these points we are giving 5/5!

It was good, the place are clean and the staff are very friendly and nice Very quiet place I love that I will go back again 😍

beautiful, quite and calm place. very nice breakfast, wonderful swiming pool.

3 nuits passées au kibboutz. Au calme. Personnel très gentil. Pas très loin des plages (40 minutes) et beaucoup moins que les hôtels de bord de mer. Seul bémol, la barrière du kibboutz fermée de 19h à 5h. Si l'on veut entrer ou sortir il faut appeler la sécurité.