The hype
Reviewers consistently use words like 'sparkling clean,' 'dreamy,' and 'impeccable' to describe the maintenance and vibe.
Book this if You want a hyper-private, romantic escape in the Galilee where you don't have to see another human soul.
Quick Take: A high-end 'tzimmer' (guest suite) that actually delivers on the luxury promise, provided you aren't expecting a full-service hotel lobby.
Reviewed by @SuzieLevinson: I was blown away by how private this villa felt. Spending the day floating in my own pool and the evening soaking in that wooden tub was exactly the reset I needed. It’s rare to find a place that looks even better in person than online. 10/10 for romance.
Reviewers consistently use words like 'sparkling clean,' 'dreamy,' and 'impeccable' to describe the maintenance and vibe.
It is pricey for a B&B, and international travelers might find the lack of a 24/7 front desk disorienting if they are used to big hotels.
“We are celebrating a special occasion and would love the suite with the most secluded feel if there is a difference between Alon and Ella.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Yes, a rich Galilean breakfast is typically included or available as an add-on; guests rave about it.
Yes, each of the two suites has its own private pool and private hot tub.
No, the property is strictly no pets allowed.
Yes, it's private and quiet, though you should check regarding kosher certification for the breakfast if you are strict.
Cafe Oliver is a few minutes away in the village center; serious dining is a 10-minute drive to Tarshiha.
The pool is heated in Spring/Summer. In winter, it may be too cold to use, but the hot tub is available year-round.
Ask Osnat (the host) for her specific restaurant recommendations; she knows the local chefs.
Visit the nearby Druze village of Yanuh-Jat for authentic local food that isn't on the tourist map.
The sunset view from the nearby Mt. Ashkar lookout is stunning.
See where Alonella is located and what's nearby.