奧哈洛莊園酒店

Ohalo 擁有平靜而美好的氛圍。這不是豪華酒店，而是一家乾淨安靜的酒店。靠近大海，有一條通往漂亮私人海灘的小路（更像是通往水的路），我們喜歡它。食物非常合我們的口味，工作人員也非常友善。我們住的是最好的房間，雖然有點貴，但值得。如果您想要一個安靜的地方，真的推薦您。 除了大海之外，沒有什麼特別的景點，您還會獲得附近皮划艇度假村和游泳池的門票。 迷人的。

我們參加了 14 人的旅行。在酒店住了兩晚。毛巾桿從牆上掉下來。工作人員很粗魯，迎合當地人而不是所有人。孩子們在餐廳裡跑來跑去，沒有被父母搗碎。我們甚至不能互相交談。工作人員不願與父母交談。我們小組中的許多人沒有吃就離開了。在安息日早上，我們無法獲得適當的咖啡（並不意外）。然而，這並沒有阻止工作人員喝他們的咖啡，他們偷偷地在覆蓋機器的布下來回走動！沒有酒吧——只賣一種酒。不允許我們打開那天在當地釀酒廠購買的瓶子。

這是一座位於加利利海風景優美的地方的老房子。它很乾淨，維護得很好，工作人員非常熱情，反應迅速。很少有房間能欣賞到花園的景色，但從公共區域可以欣賞到美景。大海實際上就在酒店下方。有一條通往它的小路，但海岸線尚未開發，除了帶有大警告標誌的濕滑混凝土台階外，無法進入水域。喜歡冒險的人可能會將腳趾放在水中。酒店的自助早餐和晚餐很棒。該位置方便觀光整個加利利。

我們在這裡住了一夜，找到了一個乾淨、美麗的地方——價格合理，配備了專業人士，他們盡一切努力讓我們住得愉快。房價還包括一頓豐盛的早餐。以後肯定還會再來的。

O halo Manor Hotel is probably the closest example to what living on a kibbutz is like. The positioning adjacent to the Sea of Galilee and very close to the River Jordan is spectacular. The meals in the dining room were excellent albeit slightly crowded over the Sabbath. All in all it’s very pleasant but basic.

Let me start with the positive. The hotel's location is great. It's right by the Sea of Galilee (the Kinneret), with plenty of the region's attractions a few minutes' drive away. But that's it. Let me also qualify myself by saying that there are several buildings in this complex and that there seem to be significant differences between them. The maintenance standard at the old and crumbling building we stayed in was atrocious. You call this a hotel? I wouldn't even call it a Youth Hostel. The dorms at a military base would be more inviting that these rooms which offer nothing. And I do mean nothing beyond the barest of bare essentials, and occasionally not even that. For example, there are soap and shampoo dispensers, but they did not make sure they were full before we came. They didn't equip the room with enough towels and we had to ask for more. The dining room is very crowded and very noisy. The food is occasionally inedible -- I encountered some undercooked meat. The table we were assigned to was not set completely or available at our assigned time and we had to wait for it to become available. Another negligible but annoying point relates to soft drinks. If you want any, you need to pay extra and buy bottles from the refrigerator. There are drink dispensers, but for some reason they only work in the morning. Thirsty in the evening? We're afraid you'll have to settle for tap water. How people would agree to pay such a fortune for this is beyond my comprehension. There are so many alternatives in the area, and it would be difficult to find a worse standard of hospitality than the one we were unfortunate enough to experience here.