In one word: bad. In two words: very bad. And in three words: very very bad. I’ve seen some online pictures of rooms which look new and modern. I don’t know where those rooms are. We’ve stayed in a very old and poor room. Our room had an awful smell which I believe was coming from the plumbing, the shower was very very bad (not to say disgusting) and I truly don’t see any reason why anyone would want to pay ~200 euro per night for such an old outdated poor room. Honestly I came with no expectations at all but this is a huge disappointment.

There are 3 completely different options: the new suits - I don’t like them at all. The couples cabins- they were great. Really a place to spoil yourself in a heavenly area and view. The plain rooms we did not experience. The new suits are big but have no jacuzzi or bath. The decor is so grey I felt blue! The place was not clean. Breakfast was very plain. No room service on Saturday. So go for the wooden cabins that are really nicely designed and feel good to stay in.

One of the most beautiful places in israel. Very recommended. Also a there is an amazing pool nearby in the kibbutz.

Great place to take a vacation in. Its a relaxing place to get away to

Have never had as perfect as a stay as we just had at Ein Harod. We went with our three little boys and my parents. We stayed in the wooden cabins which were very tastefully renovated. Gorgeous views of the green, mountainous landscape. We saw cow milking in the evening and the horses on the kibbutz. Got recommendations for food and nearby discounts for attractions. They have a beautiful observation point. Delicious, simple and healthy breakfast. A playground for kids right next to our cabin. Plenty of amazing things to do in the area.

Great place. Well laid out. Professional approach to welcoming and informing guests. Discounts to local restaurants. Enjoy!

The place is Beautiful and well-kept, graet view. The ladies in the reception were nice and kind. Rooms were clean, nice sitting places near the rooms. Breakfast was rich and tasty. We had nice walks around the kibutz, visited in the local museum, which was very interesting for adults and kids. We had a graet stay, and we will defenetly visit again in the future.

Great place. We stayed in the wooden suits and it was very clean and inviting. Great breakfast served in the dining room. Location is outstanding for visiting many nature and other attractions.

Amazing ! One of the best place I was in Israel. People there are so nice.

A very nice place with great porch view as you can see. We stayed in the wooden cabins, not in the suites. My daughters loved the place, they used the beds upstairs in the gallery. The stairs are steep about 70 degrees, not for toddlers. The place is spacious and the shower and jacuzzi is clean and well maintained. There is a small but very useful porch and in front of it a small yard with a swing. The view completes the atmosphere. The cabin wasn’t that clean and my wife eventually decided to wash the floor. I assume that the place wasn’t rented for quite some time. It’s mid May and the mosquitoes are a real menace- my daughters are spotted with bites. We asked for a bug zapper and received. Anti mosquito spray is also very useful. We received no breakfast, I guess it’s because there are only few guests. We paid for 2 nights (couple plus two) 1380 NIS using a 50% off coupon for the 2nd night. The bottle of Tepreberg wine is a very nice addition. I would definitely recommend the place and rebook but my wife holds the opposite opinion, saying the place is quite old and dusty and would wait for a renovation or book the suites.

Family suites are very nice. The place was clean and staff are very welcoming. Notice that in the family suites you are sharing the back yard with one more room.

The picture is from the point of view in the kibutz. The room are standard for “kibutz” room, simple and modest, the toilet with the shower is little small. There is a great space outside in the grass for BBQ, play with ball and seat for relaxing. The food and the service are O.K. Good for family and groups.

I wasn't paying so can't attest to value-for-money, but the double suites are quite nice, with a small private lawn, jacuzzi, big hall, nice kitchen rustic design. Breakfast is basic (in Israeli terms).

Spent a weekend with family and friends warm welcome good breakfast Olympic swimming pool beautiful view

Very clean rooms and great location for traveling in the north.