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Galilion Hotel: Experience Luxury and Relaxation with Breathtaking Views and Amenities in Galilee

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Galilion Hotel: Experience Luxury and Relaxation with Breathtaking Views and Amenities in Galilee

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Looking for a luxurious and relaxing vacation in the heart of Galilee? Look no further than the Galilion Hotel. Our hotel boasts 120 luxurious suites and rooms, each featuring a balcony with breathtaking views of the Hula Valley, the Hermon, the Galilee, and the Golan mountains. With a design that combines modern and rustic styles, our rooms are designed to provide the ultimate relaxation and pampering experience while paying attention to even the smallest details.

Our Deluxe level double room is located on the top floor and features stunning views of the Naftali mountains. Perfect for couples or families, the spacious room includes a large and luxurious double or twin bed, a pull-out sofa, and double seating on the balcony. Each room also includes an IPTV smart TV, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a mini-bar, hairdryer, coffee machine, kettle, coffee/tea set, safe, and telephone.

While staying with us, be sure to take advantage of our spa facilities. Our spa offers a variety of treatments, including Zogain, reflexology, aromatherapy, and beauty treatments. Our luxurious Turkish bath, dry sauna, 8 treatment rooms, water treatment room, couple’s treatment room, and beauty salon are sure to leave you feeling pampered and rejuvenated. Hotel guests with treatment reservations receive free entry to the spa facilities, and entry is available to other guests for a one-time fee of NIS 50.

At the Galilion Hotel, we’re proud to offer a range of dining options to suit every taste. Our restaurants serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, using only the finest Galilean raw materials and creative preparation. The Pelican restaurant, located on the ground floor, serves up rich and indulgent breakfasts. The Franklin restaurant, located on the top floor, offers a quality dinner experience in an intimate atmosphere. The Wine Boutique features the best wines of the region and hosts a variety of wine-related activities, including workshops, lectures, tastings, and more. For a quick bite or a relaxing drink, be sure to visit our Lobby bar or Pool bar.

If you’re planning a private or business event, conference, or show, the Galilion Conference Center is one of the most advanced and innovative in Israel. With the ability to hold up to six conferences at the same time, the center offers a variety of options and innovative technologies to ensure a multi-sensory, effective, and powerful experience that will be etched in your memory for a long time. The center features a reception desk, a spacious and luxurious foyer, and huge screens to welcome your guests. In the main hall, up to 600 people can be accommodated in a theater meeting, with the ability to divide the space with partitions to accommodate smaller groups.

Our hotel also features a modern gym and is conveniently located near the Agmon Market, a shopping and culinary complex that includes a market with a variety of food stalls, chef restaurants, cafes, local produce, ice cream, wine, hot air balloons, and more. The market is open to everyone, without age limits or any other restrictions.

Book your stay at the Galileon Hotel and experience the ultimate in luxury, relaxation, and hospitality.

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Bashert Restaurant Safed

The food at Bashert Restaurant is some of the most innovative and magical that I have ever tasted. The chef's menu combines advanced cooking methods with a twist of fine cuts of meat from the smokehouse, and the result is a variety of dishes that are simply incredible. The chicken soup with dumpling is Jewish gnocchi with shredded meat, blinches with smoked liver, and the title gem, juicy slow-smoked asado from the smokehouse and Bashert's 8-hour smoked brisket, are all must-tries. The restaurant is strictly kosher, and kosher by the Orthodox Jewish community. If you're ever in Safed, don't miss out on this dining experience of a lifetime. Address Jerusalem 35 Safed, Israel 073-231-1331

The Gilboa Nature Reserve

Located above Emek Harod and Beit Shean valleys, Gilboa Nature Reserve is situated on the slopes of a mountain. Visitors come to the Gilboa to admire the Gilboa Iris and its abundant blossoms in the spring, to walk along its beautiful hiking trails, and to admire its picturesque views. Gilboa's Olive Hotel is located on top of the Gilboa and offers views of the three valleys: Valley of the Springs, Harod Valley, and Jezreel Valley. Tel Kolila means total beauty in Arabic, the Arabic name of Mount Shaul. In fact, the mountain that stands out from the steep escarpment of the Gilboa provides a spectacular view of the surroundings. The top of the mountain has a short footpath that provides additional views of the surrounding area. About 160 meters above the valley is Givat Jonathan, named after Jonathan ben Shaul. The name Horvat Karmat comes from the Arabic name Tel al-Karam. There is a wave of stones on top of the hill in memory of the seven sons of the valley who died during the War of Independence. From prehistoric times until the Byzantine period, human settlements can be found in the area. As mentioned in the Gideon chapter, Ein Harod was north of Givat HaMorah in the valley, and the Midian camp was to the north of it (Judges 7:1, 5). Ein Jelud, at the foot of Givat Yehonan, is the Arabic name for Ma'ayan Harod, and it may preserve the sound of the original name Gilad. The remains of the small Arab village of Khirbat Umm Sarkhan, as well as Roman and Byzantine buildings, quarries, and cisterns, can be found in Horvat Ner. At the end of Horvat Ner's extension, the view is spectacular - Emek Harod, the eastern Galilee mountains, Beit Shean, the Jordan Valley, and the Wall of Gilead. Gilboa's highest peak is Mount Barkan. In the vicinity of the mountain, Gilboa Irises are in bloom. The trail descends from Mount Barkan to Emek Haneem and Tel Yosef. There are still communication channels from the War of Independence in the mountain area. In the Vanishing Valley, there is a tiny spring called Ein Hamel. Near the spring, a trough was built during the British mandate. During the British Mandate, Sergeant Moshe Rosenfeld was the commanding officer of the Shata Police Station (now a prison). Rosenfeld followed fruit thieves who belonged to the gang of Ezz a-Din Kasem and they murdered him near the spring. From the intersection of Nof Gilboa Road (Route 667) and Beit Alfa Road (Route 6666), Nahal Yitzpoor descends steeply for a short distance. A beautiful flower blooms in the stream in the spring. We regret to inform you that the extension that was used for parking near the road has been closed.

Rosh HaNikra - Galilee, Israel

Rosh HaNikra is a geologic formation in Israel, located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, in the Western Galilee near the border with Lebanon. It is a white chalk cliff face which opens up into spectacular grotto, resulted from an ongoing geological process over thousands of years. The grottoes are a natural wonder, fascinating in its mystery and breathtakingly beautiful at all hours of the day and throughout the year. The length of the walking track at the site of the natural grottoes is around 200 meters. The grottoes are lit up and therefore allow for nighttime visits. During World War II, the British dug a tunnel for the railway running between Haifa and Beirut to facilitate the movement of supplies from Egypt to the north. When the British withdrew in 1948, Israeli forces took over Rosh Hanikra and the Palmach blew up the railway bridges in the grottoes to prevent the Lebanese army from invading from that direction when the War of Independence began.

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