Best Hotels in Kinnerot
Explore Kinnerot with 76 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Prima Galil Tiberias Hotel ★★★★
"I was expecting a nice one night stay as part of my vacation. I was surprised to find the room to be disgusting. The door was open when i got there. The room smelled like bug spray, the floor was sticky, the glasses were filthy, there was hair on the floor in the bathroom and in the bedsheets. I actually was thinking of sleeping in my car. Also, the carpets in the hallway are dirty. I do not recommend this place."
Galei Kinneret Hotel ★★★★
"We have been coming to Galei Kinneret for many years, and we always choose to return. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, with so many lovely seating areas offering a gorgeous view of the Kinneret. The hotel is beautifully renovated, clean, and incredibly relaxing. The view is unbeatable—the closest you can get to the lake. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure the best experience for their guests, and it’s clear they are dedicated to providing excellent service. The breakfast options are delicious, with a wide variety, and the waitstaff is always attentive and helpful. We also received a lovely fruit platter delivered to our room, which was such a thoughtful gesture. The location is perfect, and we are always so happy with our decision to stay at Galei Kinneret. We will definitely be back!"
Leonardo Plaza Kinneret ★★★★
"This hotel has nice rooms, is in an excellent location and has a great breakfast buffet and an excellent swimming pool. The staff are friendly and helpful. Parking is at a private lot next door. I would stay in this hotel again when in Tiberias"
Magdala Hotel ★★★★
Tiberia Hotel ★★★
"The Tiberia hotel is perfect for location ,food and facilities and we enjoy stayed there. GBU"
Atara Hotel ★★★
"Clean,nicht people Parkinson very nice"
Jacob Ohalo Kinneret ★★★
"Clean, nice & neat."
Leonardo Club Tiberias - All Inclusive ★★★★
"Hotel is not well maintained. Everything seems old and unclean. Kids clubs are old and missing activities for kids. Most games and toys are either missing or broken. Food over the weekend is good but during the week is simply bad. This hotel is not cheap even in the off season and in my opinion does not return the investment."
U Boutique Kinneret by the Sea of Galilee ★★★★
"We spent our anniversary at U Boutique Kinneret by the Sea of Galilee and it was truly an unforgettable experience from the moment we arrived. We were welcomed with balloons, wine, and fresh fruit waiting for us in our beautiful luxurious room, which immediately made us feel special and celebrated. The hotel itself is absolutely stunning — every area was spotless, beautifully maintained, and designed to create the most relaxing atmosphere. The facilities, including the spa, pool, and private beach, were exceptionally clean and well cared for. The pool area overlooking the Kinneret was spectacular and the perfect place to unwind. What made the stay even more outstanding was the professionalism, warmth, and attentiveness of the entire hotel staff. Every team member went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and enjoying our stay. A special thank you to Jonathan, the manager, whose level of service was exceptional. He even offered to keep the spa open for us after closing time, which shows the genuine care and hospitality this hotel provides. The breakfasts were absolutely delicious with a huge variety of fresh, high-quality food and excellent service throughout. Every detail was thoughtfully taken care of, making the entire experience feel luxurious, relaxing, and personal. U Boutique Kinneret by the Sea of Galilee remains our favorite destination for relaxation and special occasions, and we cannot wait to return. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a truly high-end and memorable getaway."
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Gomeh by Isrotel Collection
"The hotel is close to the banks of Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee). From the end of the garden, depending on the water level, the lake is about 100m. For some reason the hotel has created a path, but has not setup easy access from the end of the path into the lake. Check-in was painfully slow. I always leave a deposit on file so that we can order extras and charge to the room, but this hotel demands it and has a set amount per day. I found this very unusual and had not experienced this demand before in any other hotel. The rooms are sparsely decorated, but spacious enough. The bed was comfortable, but pillows were terrible. The bathroom needs renovation though and supplies toiletries are very basic. We had a room that faced the car park. The car park does not have enough space and although the hotel is remote (not in a city, with nothing else around) the plot next to the hotel has been turned into paid parking and the other adjacent lot is only for employees. They also have 4 electric car charging spots, but don't ensure that only electric cars park there. When I arrived, needing to charge, 3 spots were occupied by non-electric cars and the hotel appeared hopeless in getting them to move. There's building work going on in the plot next door, which meant that from 7am there was noisy construction work which woke us up. There was no warning of this. The pool area is small, with limited seating. People had 'reserved' seats from early, so all loungers were taken by 10am. There is a grassy area nearby with amazing views of the lake and Golan heights. That area is more peaceful and close enough to the pool. This is the first Isrotel (and probably any hotel in Israel) that does not have an egg station at breakfast (to get fried eggs etc). Very disappointing. Dinner on Friday night was good, but the dining room was over crowded so it was not pleasant to sit so squashed. The dining room did not offer lunch in Saturday, but there's the lobby dairy cafe and meat food truck that offers limited options. The hotel does not offer room service at any time. The shul is way too small, so many people had to spill out into the lobby area. A bigger room should be used. Despite the amazing lakeside location, this is one Isrotel I would not return to."
HI - Karei Deshe Hostel
"The rooms were unclean, the toilet was not clean. The toilet seat was broke . There was mold in the bathroom. The dining room chairs were full of old crumbs and dirt. The coffee machine was unclean and had old coffee stains. The beach was filled with trash including dirty used diapers. For 300$/ night I would expect minimal cleanliness. Will not go back."
Hotel Lake House Kinneret
"We arrived at the hotel at the beginning of the week. We were greeted by a courteous reception staff who quickly took care of our reception at the hotel. The room was big, clean and tidy. A balcony with a view of the Sea of Galilee. Large dining room, courteous service from the waiters, food in a large selection and very tasty. Everyone can find what they like. There is free entry to nearby Hami Tiberias. As well as those who want to visit the nearby tomb of Rabbi Meir Bael Hanes. The hotel has a very large and free parking lot next to it. Although half the hotel was occupied by evacuees from the Galilee, they were not felt there. I highly recommend the hotel and of course we will return to stay there again."
Royal Plaza Hotel
"I arrived at this hotel late in the afternoon on 09/05/23 for a 2-night stay and there was NO reservation for me, despite it being confirmed by the agency when I left Brazil. According to the agency, the error was the hotel's, since other people in the group were able to stay. It's a lack of respect and responsibility for a guest who travels the world, pays more to travel alone, and arrives at the place and has nowhere to sleep."
King Solomon Hotel Tiberias
"The hotel was not clean and the treatment was not good and the price was taken from the tax and on the site it says tax included"
Sofia Hotel Sea of Galilee
"We stayed here for 3 days on a half board basis. The check in process was seamless. Our room was quite spacious but cleanliness was not up to the mark. I found floss, and a couple small items under the sink. Our used coffee cups were not rinsed and used glasses were not taken away. We had to place these outside the room after which they were cleared. Breakfast buffet had plenty of selections and variety. Dinner offering was limited on couple days due to Passover. Property has adult pool and kiddie pools with great views of the Sea of Galilee. Roof top bar offers great views of the city."
Astoria Galilee Hotel
"Clean room. Friendly and helpful staff. Convenient location with carpark. I checked in on a Saturday which was Shabbat and was upgraded on Sunday to a larger room. They offered me a free fruit platter. Good value for money. The breakfast is basic but not bad."
City Stay Tiberias - סיטי סטיי טבריה
"This is not really an hotel as such. There is no reception but as long as they know when you are arriving, someone will be available to let you in and show you the ropes. My room was en-suite with a reasonably comfortable bed. Although clean, some rather suspicious looking stains hadn't quite washed out of the sheets and the towels and curtains were a bit threadbare. The floor is advertised on the hotel site as "parquet" but is actually lino with a sort of wood pattern printed on it. Probably easier to keep clean than carpet but not wood, nevertheless. Once you are there, you will find them very friendly a helpful. Even for the one night that I stayed there, there was a bottle of wine, a fruit basket and a couple of large mineral water bottles in the small fridge. There is also a kettle and stuff for making tea and coffee. Breakfast is served at another hotel, about 10 minutes walk away, near the lake (Kineret). I can't comment on the breakfast as I had to leave early so didn't try it. Good fast free wi-fi. Rooms have a/c and satellite TV."
The Scots Hotel
"Very clean and nice hotel with a beautiful view, service at the highest level. Many thanks to Sambra who works at the reception for booking and providing all services. Excellent breakfast, there is a great restaurant that works in the evenings with very tasty food."
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Gai Beach Hotel
"The food, the staff, the rooms, the beautiful view, is all worth staying here again. This is my second time, and I would stay here again. If I were to write a complaint about this hotel… It would be that there was no sugar, free items for a diabetic to eat."
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Leonardo Plaza Kinneret |
FAQ – Hotels in Kinnerot
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What is the average price of a hotel in Kinnerot this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Kinnerot this weekend is £290 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £319 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Kinnerot this weekend typically cost £404 per night.
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How much do hotels in Kinnerot cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Kinnerot during weekdays is £268 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £288 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Kinnerot generally cost £367 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Kinnerot?
Some of the best places to stay in Kinnerot are near popular attractions like Yardenit, Church of the Primacy of Saint Peter and The Church of the Beatitudes, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Kinnerot near Yardenit?
Some of the top hotels in Kinnerot near Yardenit include Jacob Ohalo Kinneret (from £96) and HI - Karei Deshe Hostel (from £96), all offering easy access to Yardenit, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Kinnerot?
The most popular Kinnerot hotels for your stay: Leonardo Plaza Kinneret (from £148), Leonardo Hotel Tiberias (from £145) and Galei Kinneret Hotel (from £250) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Kinnerot are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Leonardo Plaza Kinneret (from £148), Galei Kinneret Hotel (from £250) and Sofia Hotel Sea of Galilee (from £153) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Kinnerot have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? DOV Garden Apartment with Private Pool (from £606) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Kinnerot have swimming pools?
Leonardo Plaza Kinneret (from £148), Leonardo Hotel Tiberias (from £145) and Galei Kinneret Hotel (from £250) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Kinnerot offer an especially good breakfast ?
Leonardo Plaza Kinneret (from £148),Galei Kinneret Hotel (from £250) and Leonardo Hotel Tiberias (from £145) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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