Room was fine with nice bathroom - but we felt it was overpriced . The pool mentioned on the website was closed - it did say seasonal but we assumed May where the temperatures are high 20s every day would be considered part of the season . Breakfast quite nice . All very adequate and had we paid half the price we would have been very satisfied.

The hotel is located by the entrance to Kibbutz Mizra, on the road from Afula to Nazareth.

Our "superior" room was basically a family room with a queen size bed, a partition (with TVs), and a foldout sofa bed on the other side, that sleeps two. The ensuite shower room is clean and modern. The only trouble we had was with the airconditioning, it works fine - but we couldn't work out how to turn off the temperature display which is very bright at night. And one of the a/c's emitted a beep every few minutes. Not fun if you have trouble sleeping.

Staff are friendly and helpful - but remember this is a kibbutz. If you want something, ask for it. They won't come running to see if you need something. And that's perfectly ok.

Breakfast is ample and good quality, served in an airconditioned marquee in the courtyard. There is no evening meal service, but you can walk over the road to Cafe Cafe for a sit down meal, go to the Tiv Taam supermarket, or grab a sandwich from the Alonit store at the gas station.

There was plenty of parking when we visited. Oh - and you can use the kibbutz outdoor swimming pool too, at no extra charge. It's within the kibbutz, but you'll find it easiest to drive round there (takes about 5 minutes). Ask for towels and a ticket at the hotel reception.

The price is very reasonable. We've recently paid hundreds of shekels more for "budget"overnight stays in the region.

We stayed at the Nof again on this trip to Israel. We have family in Afula , about 5-10 minutes from the hotel. It is a clean recently remodeled hotel. The staff is friendly and always helpful. They help with any of our questions and needs.
There is free on site parking and the hotel is always clean and well maintained.
The rooms can be a little small but we use it as a launching pad for our daily visits across Israel so we can be close to family. (Daughter, Son -in Law and Grand Daughter)