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Discover the Wonders of Magdala Hotel on the Sea of Galilee

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Nestled on the banks of the Sea of Galilee, Magdala Hotel offers a unique hospitality experience that combines contemporary design with ancient history. Located in the recently discovered ancient city of Magdala, our guests can immerse themselves in the peaceful atmosphere, breathtaking nature, and fascinating history.

Our guest rooms and suites are beautifully decorated with a combination of natural textures and contemporary design, providing a comfortable and relaxing stay. From the size of the rooms to the relaxation corners, every detail is thoughtfully designed to make your stay an ideal hospitality experience.

The Magdala Hotel offers a range of facilities, including a gym, outdoor swimming pool, and an inviting restaurant serving a varied selection of local dishes. Our hotel is equipped with fast wireless internet, free parking, air conditioning, and heating, and meeting rooms equipped with state-of-the-art AV technology.

At Magdala, we provide the perfect backdrop for hosting events, conferences, and ceremonies. Our five different event spaces offer a unique and unforgettable experience, providing stunning views of the Sea of Galilee and the archaeological garden from the first century AD. Our staff ensures that every detail of your event is taken care of, and our chef provides exceptional catering to impress your guests.

Magdala Cafe and Bar is the ideal place to grab a quick bite or enjoy a cup of coffee or a selection of drinks. Relax on our garden terrace or the lobby terrace overlooking the ancient synagogue of Magdala, and indulge in a culinary mix of Mediterranean and international flavors.

Experience the magic of the sunrise over the Sea of Galilee and the natural beauty that surrounds Magdala Hotel. Book your stay with us today, and let us provide you with a unique and unforgettable hospitality experience.

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