Just returned from Israel where we spent two nights at Kfar Giladi. It was a long drive North, and although very scenic, we will not return to that particular kibbutz. It is indeed spartan, and 'reasonably clean, however getting to and from rooms to dining room, outodoors, is very complicated, as everything seems to be set out all over the... more

The room was disappointingly spartain but very clean. There is nothing to do, and they even had an indoor pool, so this place is fine for a tour or when you are with a group. Breakfast was acceptable, nothing special The dinner buffet dinner was O.K., but one night we (smartly) ordered from the bar and the food was terrific. more

I spent 3 week there because i work in the near village Qityat Shemona. For me was first experiance in Israel, and i was not satisfacted from kibbutz style hotel. In kfar giladi, rooms are very poor style, they have a better room but located in another building, i ask gto change but they told me: "your room is ok,... more

Stayed at the Kfar Giladi Kibbutz Hotel for one night. This kibbutz hotel offers basic accommodation, which is suitable for single persons, couples or families for a few nights. Although rooms are a bit Spartan, the overall level of the hotel is surprising, considering the price and the fact that it is a kibbutz accommodation. Rooms are well kept with... more

If you have any questions after reading the review, please contact us at info@worldtravelwarehouse.ca Summary First of all, we are very impressed with the Kibbutz hotels, as the accommodations are quite good. We expected Spartan accommodations, but were pleasantly surprised that it is very similar to any hotel or motel (I’ll even go as far as to say “resort”) you... more

Since this isn't a traditional hotel, I found it to be a great stay.Each room, while very simple, had an electric tea kettle and hairdryer. The views from around the hotel were amazing, Breakfast was a feast. The Kibbutz is a beautiful place to walk around on and explore. I only wish we were there when the shops were open. more

I really liked it here. It was quite simple and the rooms a bit plain but it is a kibbutz not the Hilton. The rooms are not connected to the public rooms which is fine as long as it isn't raining but that is part of the experience. You come here to experience a kibbutz. The public rooms are a... more

My family of four just returned from a 15 day tour of Israel. We travelled for four days in the Upper Galilee and Golan Heights where we were booked for 3 nights at Kfar Giladi by our Israeli Travel Agent. After one night, we checked out and found a much better Kibbutz hotel nearby called Kfar Blum. Kfar Giladi is... more

Kibbutz Kfar Giladi is situated in a really stunning location- high in the hills of Upper Gallilee with beautiful gardens in which to take a stroll in the evening! Great sports facilities for the active - indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts . Rooms were modestly furnished - but very clean and comfortable - and more than adequate. Meals are... more