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We were two nights here to visite golan heights and lake genezareth etc.
Of Course this is Not a luxurious Hotel and very religious BUT the rooms were renovated and stylish.
The meals were satisfying.
Over all this is a very Nice Hotel to Visite...More
Thank MM M
Response from Mordechay G, Guest Relations Manager at Kibbutz Lavi HotelResponded 2 days ago
Thanks for your review. We have many thousands of guests like you during the year, and it is important to us that evereybody feels welcome and comfortable, regardless of his/her religion or religious belief and habits. If you "scroll down" in Tripadvisor you will find...More
The title 'Kibbutz' led us to expect some very basic rooms and service. We were pleasantly surprised. Nice modern buildings. Lovely bright new rooms, well furnished, spacious and comfortable. Bathroom modern and more than adequate.More
Thank PopRich
Response from Mordechay G, Guest Relations Manager at Kibbutz Lavi HotelResponded 2 days ago
Thanks for your review. The name "Kibbutz Lavi Hotel" refers to the fact the hotel is located in the "kibbutz" and is owned and managed by the kibbutz community. Our guests can feel the connection with the kibbutz in our homely atmosphere and our efforts...More
We spent a couple of nights as part of a tour group. It was quite interesting - a religious Kibbutz hotel. Our room was fine and the breakfast was adequate. Dinner was included. We did not use the amenities - like the pool.
We stayed 2 nights as part of a group tour. Buffet style meals that can be hit and miss on various dishes. But made to order omelettes were great.
Rooms are spacious, bathrooms were good (other than those plastic shower curtains that stick to your...More
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Response from Mordechay G, Guest Relations Manager at Kibbutz Lavi HotelResponded 2 days ago
Thanks for your review, and for the compliments regarding the talk I gave about the kibbutz. We are happy for the opportunity to give our guests a glimpse of our way of living as a community. Your comments about the dishes and cutlery have been...More
Stayed at kibbutz lavi for one night while
With a tour group..nice surrounds .
Clean and comfortable room.
Breakfast and Dinner were great with lots off good choices ...
Also we were given a talk on kibbutz life ,
Which I found very interesting....
Thank Helen H
Response from Mordechay G, Guest Relations Manager at Kibbutz Lavi HotelResponded 4 weeks ago
Thanks for your review! We are glad that you liked your stay here and that you spread the word about is. Welcome back!
$149 - $460 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Hotel class
Star rating provided by Expedia.
Room types
Suites ,
Non-Smoking Rooms ,
Family Rooms
Number of rooms
188
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From their website (which also has a photo of the current certificate of kashrut):
It is our pleasure to host you. Our hotel is noted for its very strict high-level Kashruth which is supervised by Rabbi Joseph Chaim... More
From their website (which also has a photo of the current certificate of kashrut):
It is our pleasure to host you. Our hotel is noted for its very strict high-level Kashruth which is supervised by Rabbi Joseph Chaim Rosenblatt, Rabbi of the Lower Galilee.
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE OBSERVANCE OF KASHRUT IN LAVI KIBBUTZ HOTEL:
We have an exclusively Jewish kitchen staff, which consists mainly of observant, G-D fearing “Shomer Shabbat” Jews.
All the products and ingredients, with the exception of poultry, meat, and dairy products, have one of three hechshers: Eda Charedit, Rabbi Rubin, Rabbi Landau.
All leafy vegetables are insect-free products with Eda Charedit / Rubin Hechsher. They undergo an additional inspection and washing, according to Badatz instructions.
All dairy products are under Mehadrin supervision, including that of the Mehadrin committee of Tnuva led by Rabbi Witman. (Some of the products are made locally with the above Mehadrin hechsher.)
Bread and rolls are supplied by bakeries under the supervision of Badatz Eda Charedit, Rav Rubin & Rav Landau.
Products baked in our own kitchen – Flour is sifted by a machine which meets the standards of the most meticulous kashrut requirements and challa is set aside as required.
We have a special mashgiach on the premises to supervise the meticulous inspection of all products entering the kitchen – including legumes, nuts and all whole condiments.
The meat served in the Hotel is imported with Chalak Mehadrin hechsher of the Chief Rabbinate, in accordance with the severe restrictions of Maran Bet Yoseph.
Poultry products are from the “Off Tov” abbatoir, under the complete supervision of Rabbi A.D. Auerbach of Tiberias confirmed by the Hotel Rabbis.
One may order in advance meat and poultry products with the hechsher of Rav Rubin.
It is not permitted to bring food or beverages from outside the hotel to the hotel restaurant & the bar area.
Any questions should be directed to the Hotel Mashgiach, Yakov Chayun, tel. 050-3231174
Response from Chalerya2015 | Reviewed this property |
I am not sure what you mean by H or C. I can tell you that I seem to remember that the bathroom could handle either the standard US plug or the standard two pronged Middle Eastern type of plug or with 120 and 210 volts to... More
I am not sure what you mean by H or C. I can tell you that I seem to remember that the bathroom could handle either the standard US plug or the standard two pronged Middle Eastern type of plug or with 120 and 210 volts to allow for shavers of either type format. This would avoid having to find a transformer. I believe all the other outlets were set up to handle the standard Middle East two rounded ended plugs with only 210 volt service. Please feel free to discuss this further, but you get better answers by contacting the hotel directly.
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"i suggest not to take the adjoining room it could be noisy. also ask for a room with view."
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