Hagoshrim Hotel & Nature

Great place for all family. We had 2 nights in 2 suites during weekend B&B. Disabled friendly all around but not sure about showers and bathtubs. Possibility to ask for transportation on a golf car to dinning room and pool. Pastoral, quiet, big pool, spa, gym, great breakfast. Great service from all staff. The atmosphere at the dinning room was bit crowded and noisy because of the acoustics. Families with children running around putting everyone in danger of spilling hot food. Breakfast with plenty of choices but less on Shabbat. Suites were clean, air conditioning was a problem because of the location of the air conditioners (right in front of the sofa and the bed straight to your face), all the amenities in toiletry. At the pool you can have towels free, there is a food truck open certain hours only. Showers and toilettes there were clean. Plenty of seats and beds around the pool. There is a supermarket a walking distance as well as a snack store at gas station. Restaurants close to the kibbutz (check for opening hours on weekends). Recommend !

We spent a few nights here recently. While the room and facilities were a bit dated, we went in with modest expectations (pastoral country) and were very happy with our experience!! Pros: - The staff were all very helpful (particular shout out to the bar staff!) - Our room had 2 bathrooms and 2 balconies (fabulous!) - The bed was comfortable - We had some amazing treatments at the spa (again, don’t expect luxury facilities as the spa locker room is extremely basic!) - We had a wild parrot visit our balcony every day - There was really great music every night in the lobby - There is a nice gym Otherwise… - The dining room was quite hectic and loud (there are limited dining options, so just be aware of this going in) - The food was fine, but not a highlight of our stay Summary… If you’re looking for a pretty country place to chill out, and you don’t need 5-star luxury or super updated accommodations… well this could suit you, too! We certainly enjoyed our experience.

The classic rooms don’t even rate 1 star. There is no way to describe how bad the room was but the bugs chased us out permanently. We paid more and upgraded to a premium room which was ok but nothing to write home about. Our request for towels was never fulfilled. I think they were too busy accommodating upgrade requests. Everything else was as described in other reviews. The Middle East is full of fabulous resorts and if you are searching for that experience don’t come here. If you want to stay in the Golan Heights apparently this is as good as it gets.