The Kibbutz Lavi Hotel was the most unique of the hotels my Globus tour group stayed at while touring Israel. It is owned and run by an orthadox kibbutz, an association of a large number of families that all work for the association. Kibbutz's normally work farms and, this group does have a farm but for some reason they decided... More

As part of a tour of Israel we stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. It is situated on a working kibbutz, and is used by many as a stop-over. The rooms were a little dated and in need of an upgrade but were perfecrtly adequate. Wifi was not available in the rooms. More

Our holiday outing included a walk along a lovely natural stream and was to conclude with a long and dusty drive along the Jordan River Valley to Jerusalem. On the way we determined to stop and sample the holiday offerings at Kibbutz Lavi. Considering the restrictions put upon the menu and item ingredients by the Pesach holiday, our meal was... More

We were travelling in a small group, and it is obvious that the hotel is geared to groups. The hotel itself is clean, well organised, and has free wi-fi in the room, sadly still seems to be a rare bonus! The food was simple "group fare" but perfectly edible and plenty of it. The hotel is an orthodox kibbutz hotel... More

I enjoyed staying at the Kibbutz Lavi Hotel. I was there with a tour group, so I didn't deal with checking in or out. I was more interested in the accomodations. The room was nice. The bed comfortable. The bathroom was very modern looking, made me think of a spa. I liked the flooring they used, even though it was... More

Stayed two nights March 6-8 '12. Remarkable experience to stay here. Be sure to ask to meet one of the Kibbutz members who explains how they operate. Hotel is clean and safe. Welcoming staff serving good food. Great cappuccino bar next to hotel desk. Great stop if you are walking the Jesus Trail. This was a stop on our tour... More

We had an amazing time there! There was a playroom for the kids, a walking tour of the kibbutz in the afternoon, and a beautiful atmosphere. The food was delicious; very gourmet. The staff was so polite and couteous. They kept coming over to us and asking us if we needed anything. The waiters at the meals are people who... More

A kibbutz is a Jewish collective community, and the main source of income was agriculture. These days they have other economic means such as factories and hotels. While touring around the sea of Galilee, we stayed at Kibbutz Lavi's hotel for 2 nights as part of a package tour. The hotel is no different from regular ones, and we stayed... More

I noticed that there are good reviews of the hotel. I honestly do not agree. Upon arriving at the hotel was attended by a gentleman of about 60 years that seemed extremely grumpy he wanted me to go. When I asked the service Bell boy he made a face as if seeing an ET. The room is simple. The extra... More