Ein Harod Country Lodge

All over a great place…wonderful view, clean and well maintained location.

Beautiful location, great scenery. The cabin was great! would love to come back with my kids. Spacious, cozy, comfortable - highly recommended!

The staff were very nice, helpful, and available at all times, including answering extremely fast and efficiently on WhatsApp already when we were on our way to the property. The location is nice, depending on what you’re looking for. We specifically needed to be in Ein Harod and wanted something that would allow us to walk everywhere without using the car much. And for that, it was perfect. We didn’t use all the facilities, but it was very nice to have plenty of hang mats right outside our door. The rooms were very comfortable, very clean, and spacious. And we liked the short walks in nature on the nearby hill, which starts almost right at your doorstep (this is a nice small hill that was the site of an old Palestinian village named Qumya, whose inhabitants fled in the 1948 war, and nowadays its only remnants are the various fruit trees and cactuses that hint at its past life).

Even though we paid a discounted rate via booking.com, we still found the price to be relatively high, likely because this was during a holiday. We also looked at prices a week earlier and they were significantly cheaper. It was a bit of a shame to have such a spike in prices during the holiday. For us this was especially unpleasant because we came just to visit family on the kibbutz and only needed a place to sleep at night, and for that, it felt quite overpriced. But since it was the only option within walking distance of where needed to be, we went for it. And at least I can say that the stay itself was quite pleasant, the rooms cozy, the beds comfortable to sleep on, the air conditioning worked great, and we enjoyed our 3 nights there. And again, the staff were super friendly and helpful.

The grounds were lovely and we enjoyed the picnic table facility outside the little rooms. We wanted to experience a kibbutz. It was very clean and we appreciated that although the supply of cutlery was really odd.

The rooms had very flimsy walls and we could hear the neighboring room use their toilet and also speak to one another. The bathroom was extremely small, to the extent one had to back into the shower in order to shut the door. The rooms were very costly for monastic type cells with zero soundproofing.