Kibbutz, the city (Afula) , Mount Tabor ( Franciscan church also named for Transfiguration) all nearby and the ground level hotel is as clean and quiet as should be
Tidy small old rooms. Smell of near by gibbuts cows.
Well situated for visiting the north of Israel but rooms small and rather shabby. Breakfasts were good.
Not good for dinner but the cafe almost next to the hotel comes to the rescue. Breakfast is okay. Rooms are very old needs refurbishing. Room rates are really high considering the old and uncomfortable rooms.
Nof Tavor is, for Americans, similar to a Motel 6. Off a highway, with a diner and gas station next door. It is perfect if that is what you expect. I stayed because it was close to work. It is also close to Nazareth, every night a tour bus would stop for the night. It was a nice motel, the toilet leaked and the wifi was more off than on, but it was close and cheap.
FYI, there no other options within 30 minutes drive. The people are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is perfectly local. No complaints about the experience If you are expecting a Motel 6 in a very small rural town.
Probably the best you'll get in the way of hotels in this part of Israel. Comfortable enough, gets the job done.
The rooms are far too small. Doesn't even have a full size closet to keep personal belongings. The study table can hardly hold anything. Absolutely not happy with the facility.
Nice hotel, the pool is far about 20 minutes walk, though it's nice (in the Kibots).
The room was clean and the breakfast was ok
Nice hotel with clean rooms. Back court yard is comfortable for relaxing and the breakfast is great. Only down sides are no pool and no exercise facility but I'm wondering if I consider this a down side because I'm spoiled, lol. I'd recommend this hotel too anyone staying in the area
Good and simple hotel. Great location
Beautiful small hotel
Personal very gentle and reliable.
Menu a little poor of choices, structure so and so.
Cute. Love it but missing a gym
Very good hotel. I stayed in this hotel while in training at the nearby Kibutz Mizra with my team from Kenya in February 2013. The fun part is that you get to dine and interact with Kibutz members in their communal dining room and live like them.