The kibbutz was very pleasant and comfortable, the food in the cafeteria was fine, and the pool very nice. It was very calming to walk around the fields!
We enjoyed our stay! The room was very nice and clean. Lots of parking place close to the room. The pool is nice, clean and very friendly staff.
The only thing we didn't like was breakfast.
Very relaxing and welcoming kibboutz. We had a very pleasant stay. Very warm welcoming and clean bedrooms. Very nice breakfast.
We were there as 4 members of the same family. The bedroom is nice but too small for 4. For more than 3 guests I would recommend taking 2 rooms.
Everything else perfect. Nice view from the bedroom balcony.
Lovely place to stay a couple of nights, nothing fancy but good enough to sleep and relax, breakfast restaurant is a about 10 minutes walking from my room, but it was a good breakfast
Location is nice
There is no service on weekends
Breakfast is very basic and they charge full price for little kids- not recommended at all.
Pool is great but in limited hours
Area is clean and pleasant
When I booked the room I wasn't aware that the room is without VAT (and I check the small letters), and didn't get any notification nor email about this, only about the covid-19.
Also, the room was extremely small for 4 persons and we had to leave part of our personal stuff outside.
It was my first time bringing friends to this wonderful place.
The service at reception, the view, the rooms, the cleanliness, and the food in the baskets was
Just adorable and delicious.
It was decided by all 8 members that the upcoming vacation was done at Kibbutz "Mizra". !!!!
Thank you for the wonderful hospitality. Judith and Zakhi 0522740702
Clean and comfortable with a taste of kibbutz life
We have mixed feelings about our stay. A great Kibbutz experience and the staff tried hard in their own way. The room was clean with a stylish decor and pool area was the key reason we choose to stay here. However, the accommodation is no substitute for a hotel. The superior room we booked was small and felt more standard (would not liked to have been in a standard room). Service not up to international levels. The pool was shut half way through our stay as seemingly end of the pool season at Kibbutz (although still 30 degrees the day after it shut) but we weren’t told this would happen during our stay. Apparently Israeli’s know pools shut after succot but we didn’t! The staff said they run the accommodation separate to the Kibbutz so couldn’t do anything. After a day without the pool they agreed to re-open the pool if we paid 600 ILS per day to cover the lifeguard / insurance. The joke is on the first day the lifeguard spent most of the time with his back to our kids cooking a BBQ for staff and there was a sign by the pool saying kids must be under adult supervision as no lifeguard on duty. We also had to remind the staff for the room to be serviced on most days (didn’t do it on the Israeli holidays). We actually enjoyed the authentic kibbutz experience but choice was limited. We also never did find the separate seating area advertised on Hotels.com. Despite the limitations, the kibbutz setting was brilliant and we loved the laid back feel to the place.