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Experience Peaceful Nature and Rich History at Moshav Shoresh Hotel

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Discover our peaceful nature at Moshav Shoresh and indulge in a pastoral and quiet rural vacation surrounded by lush greenery. Our hotel rooms offer a spectacular view of the Judean Mountains and overlook Jerusalem in the east and the Mediterranean Sea in the west.

Established by the Zionist youth movement in 1948, our moshav is steeped in history, with the original diary of the group members who established the Jewish settlement preserved in the Yad Vashem archive.

Our hospitality tradition dates back to 1967, with the opening of Jerusalem’s first pool by the members of Shork, and the establishment of the legendary Shork Hotel a few years later. After a devastating forest fire in 1995 destroyed part of the hotel area, we restored the hotel and established a green space on the mountain.

Our mission is to provide you with the best conditions to enjoy and experience the amazing area around us. All of our holiday units offer a magical mountain view and are suitable for couples, families, and groups. Each unit has a separate double bedroom, a living room with sofas that can be converted into beds for children, and is equipped with air conditioning, TV, microwave, refrigerator, coffee corner, barbecue, wide lawns, and internet.

To upgrade your experience, hotel guests are invited to enjoy our elaborate pool at no additional cost during the 2023 bathing season, which begins on May 4th and ends in October.

We look forward to welcoming you and providing the perfect conditions for an unforgettable vacation. Don’t forget to bring your eating utensils, and we offer the option of ordering a pampering breakfast served to your unit. Ample parking is available near the units.

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