THE HOSPITALICY OF THE STAFF WAS EXCELENT ! KEEP BE LIKE YOU !!

TOO MUCH EXPENCIVE. EVEN IT WAS HOLLYDAY RATE. LONG WALK TO DININGROOM WITHOUT NOTICE BEFORE.

the location, the Kibbutz was beautiful and the staff were amazing and very welcoming

breakfast price for kids (no matter the age)is the same as grownups which is not fair at all the pool was closed the animals place was closed the room was tiny and had no essentials for making food thin walls so we heard Evey crying baby threw the night no privacy at the front or back yard- it's like you are on vacation with strangers and they all have access to your room because you can't lock the terrace door. never seen such thing before. the door and closet handles were falling apart not sure it worth 1000 shekels a night

Staff were super helpful, the pool was gorgeous and it was a beautiful kibbutz.

Pricey for what it is but I suppose that's the prices in Israel.

The property was clean

Good quality of pool water. Highly recommend to visit the animal corner. It's free for visitors of Mizra Holiday Village. Great location, a lot of sightseeing in 30 minutes car trip.

In the evening we had a lot of ants in our room. But we found repellent under the sink in the kitchen.

the surrounding

the maintenance of the facilities was poor

Location was good and the outside space is nice. beds were comfortable and bathroom was ok. Enough towels but only a small bar of soap for the 3 nights. Kitchen was supposed to have cooking facilities but in reality there was an old microwave 4 cups and very little cutlery. The room had an air condition but the room was freezing . It wasnt inviting

Enough towels but only a small bar of soap for the 3 nights. Kitchen was supposed to have cooking facilities but in reality there was an old microwave 4 cups and very little cutlery. The room had an air condition but the room was freezing . It wasn't inviting

It was a good place to stay. I managed to keep warm despite the very unusually cold weather for the season.

The signage to find the place was only in Hebrew, and it still was not very clear. However, I called the office, and they gave me clearer directions.