We were part of a 14 person tour. Spent two nights at the hotel. Towel bars falling off the wall. Staff were rude and catered to the locals versus everyone. Children running around dining room not mashed by parents. We could not even talk to each other. Staff unwilling to talk to parents. Many of our group left without eating. On Shabbat morning we were unable to get proper coffee (not unexpected). However this did not prevent the staff from having their coffee which they snuck fro under the cloths covering the machine!
No bar - only sold one type of wine. Would not allow us to open a bottle we had bought that day at a local winery.

To call this a hotel is a bit misleading. This dump barely qualifies as a hostel. The rooms have only the most basic amenities except for soap. The food is passable but the dining room is overrun with children who make the whole experience unpleasant. On Shabbat, the staff would not allow us to use the espresso machine, but they used it for themselves right in front of us. Hypocrites. Just proving that keeping Shabbat is complete bs.

This is an older property in a beautiful spot on the Sea of Galilee. It is clean and well maintained and the staff is very welcoming and responsive. Few of the rooms have more than a garden view, but there are great views from the public areas. The Sea is actually a bit below the hotel. There is a path down to it, but the shoreline is undeveloped with no access to the water except for slippery concrete steps with big warning signs. The adventurous may put a toe in the water. The hotel’s buffet at breakfast and dinner was great. The location is convenient for sightseeing all of Galilee.