Very comfortable beds. Very clean and nice. Nice swimmingpool. Good breakfast. Conveniently situated right next to the Migdal excavations with free entrance so you could spend lots of time there.

Missing a small refrigerator in the room. Would have liked the mirror in the hall to be closer to the door as we had very good twin rooms and so you can't see the other person when they use the washbasin.

This hotel is lovely and clean. The rooms are very large and comfortable. The grounds are so pretty and peaceful. We loved the chapel on the grounds, and meeting Father Kelly and his sister, Celine was such an amazing treat. The pool was fun for my granddaughters, and the lifeguard was so courteous. The food choices were many and it was very good for dinner and for breakfast.

The only thing is that I wish the very large balcony had furniture on it so we could sit out there.

Breakfast was basic, but quite sufficient. I love the history and archaeology that are such a part of the hotel's atmosphere. All the staff are polite, helpful, and considerate.

A shaving mirror in the bathroom would have been nice. I really can't think of anything else that I didn't like!

the hotel is unique. it has a character. it’s built next to an agricultural site. it’s combines beautifully the old and new together. it creates a spiritual spirit. it’s quite. beautiful. streamlined with the local nature of the Sea of Galilee. rooms are great and well designed. we got two rooms with connecting door for the whole family. breakfast was great. there is a pool and a wild beach next to the lake. there are antiques. we went with the children and explained them about the old synagogue and early Christianity. it’s close to many attractions with short driving distance. we really enjoyed it. the family stated it has. magical touch.

the beach next to the hotel is wild and has no facilities.

Wonderful place in a beautiful, historic location with an excellent staff which goes out of its way to build an unique atmosphere and make you feel at home. Special thanks to Maya and David for making our stay memorable.

Beautiful new hotel. The staff are very pleasant and welcoming. The rooms are clean and big with a porch to the garden which is very nice. There is a nice pool but the water was very cold. The breakfast was excellent. We also ate dinner one night and it was very good although a little bit expensive. Even the food in the bar was good. The atmosphere is very relaxed which is excellent for a vacation. A bonus of staying there was also the archaeological excavations and the beautiful church that you can visit.

The hotel is very far from any bars or clubs so there is not much to do at night. They offer entertainment in the evening but it is more for young kids. For teenagers there was nothing to do. Maybe billiard tables or some other entertainments for adults will be good to add. The toilet door is not giving you a full privacy which our teenagers boys didn’t like. The hotel is very near to lake Kinneret beach (beautiful view) but you cannot swim in the lake.

The site is amazing... on the Sea of Galilee, adjacent to the archeological site of Magdala (home of Mary Magdalene). Amazing breakfast and dinner buffets are outstanding. Gardens, pool, spiritual center for prayer of any denomination, celebrating women of the bible, new testament and modern day.

The room was high-ceiling, bright and airy. There was plenty of space for my stuff. The swimming pool was lovely on a hot day. I love the adjacent archaeological site. Breakfast was really it’s an Israeli style breakfast - people wanting pancakes and waffles will be disappointed, but there was good variety, lots of fresh vegetables, fruits and cheeses, bourekas and strudel, toast, cereal, egg dishes and what I think is knafeh.

11 am checkout. 12 would have been more convenient.

Loved the hotel so much! The staff are incredibly kind and friendly. The rooms are big, modern, beautiful and cozy.

Would like to see more protein vegan options at breakfast, like beans and legumes.

The building has been built in recent years with a spectacular design and architecture alongside archeological excavations of the ancient Jewish fishing town of Migdalah that was destroyed in the first century AD. The hotel was quiet and there was a pleasant and peaceful feeling of privacy. The rooms were very clean and tidy and so was the hotel. The rooms are large and spacious and the garden is lovely bordering the Sea of ​​Galilee . Breakfast was varied and rich.

The bed was reasonable the downside was the spring mattress which was sensitive to any movement.