we didn’t know breakfast was included. that would have been nice. the bed was very comfortable and i especially liked the small authentic persian rugs by each side.

i like to see a reception desk or something similar so i can ask questions upon arrival. this was more a tzimmer than a ‘hotel’. There was no signage to speak of so we had to ask someone where it was. There could have been another two chairs or small sofa so the room doesn’t feel bare. The shower had no curtain.

The staff was amazing and cared to our every need. The room was large and with care for the little things like a care package withbthings you might forgot and fruits for our infant.

Not much, one thing is that the message talked about the pizzas they were making and they aren't available any more, I was waiting for it a bit

We were greeted by Ben, who runs this place with his sister. Their grandfather was the original owner of the property so they are thrid generation on the Moshav. There was a basket of fruit, along with, milk, tea and coffee. The "kitchen" area was typical for this type of place with a refrigerator, microwave, plates and utensils. Because of covid we did all takeout meals and had no problems eating there for breakfast and dinner. This is not our first time staying at a Zimmer and we adapt. The bathroom was large with a Jacuzzi, bedding was fine and everything was clean. Their restaurant has been closed due to covid but there is a Yemenite restaurant a few hundred feet away. Ironically we had stayed there about four years ago. A totally enjoyable experience.

Maybe a toaster oven too but there is limited counter space.

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