埃雷茨達夫納旅行飯店

The Eretz Dafna Travel Hotel is an iconic kibbutz guest house in the north of Israel. The place was clean and the service was friendly. To be honest, we do not have any complaints about our experience at this hotel. However, the price of $325+ per night is not justifiable.

The good is that it is in a beautiful setting with somewhat nice rooms. The bad (I don't have enough space to write it all): 1. Way overpriced for what you get. 2. Service is even worse than most hotels in Israel - and you have to work very hard to achieve that level - I heard at least 3 other guests screaming at the check-in staff for various problems and insensitivities during our stay. 3. Breakfast - was in a nice setting with very mediocre food. 4. Is close to the main street. Some of our party went to the adjacent/sister-campsite and couldn't sleep because of the noise on the road. 5. Cleaning staff was rude/pushy to our group. It is really too bad - because if the attitude of the people there changed, it would really be a wonderful place to go. Bottom line, if you are willing to put up with being treated poorly, you will probably enjoy the place.

The location is great, close to every single attraction in the north. The open areas are very nice and service was good in all aspects. Good food quality. Pet friendly. There are small improvements that could make it better taking into account that it’s a travelers hotel - the room maintenance could be better. TVs have a bad image, remote controls missing, some windows don’t lock and cleanness could be better.

The other two hotels we stayed on this trip well-exceeded the experience at this hotel. This is a pretty basic hotel and setting as to its accommodations, few amenities, surroundings, etc. Note that it doesn't advertise itself as much more than this from my perspective. It's well-located in the North and convenient to several venues of interest that we explored, including a short visit to Metula.

great place for 2 nights in the north. close by to the Golan heights, the Hula, the water (aka rivers), and the rest of the attractions. Rooms are spacious, the staff is very friendly and helpful and breakfast is second to none. Especially tasty and worth mentioning, and even more worth tasting, are the dishes made by Zina. Most of the fresh dishes that are not bought are made by Zina's gifted hands, with love!! Humus, various traditional salads, and the Labane which is something else! Thank you Zina for your warmth and hospitality!

We paid almost 3,000 shekels a night because we planned to have a nice family weekend. they put us a room (210) on the reception, literally on the same place, our grass was the reception grass. we didn’t have privacy, we couldn’t sit outside, our kids couldn’t play, people were sitting there, smoking. The manager “couldn’t help” and didn’t know if we will be able to switch room on the next day, on Friday night we wanted to watch TV, but the remote wasn’t the right one!! And of course no one there to help. they refused to give us a compensation of any kind and charged a full price on this disgusting experience.