Perched on a ridge at the edge of historic Zikhron Ya’akov, Gordonia Zikhron Ya’akov offers an exceptional retreat overlooking sweeping views toward the Mediterranean coast. The hotel features 141 beautifully designed rooms, a luxurious spa, and a spectacular heated infinity pool stretching more than 70 meters toward the horizon. Open and inviting throughout the year, the pool creates an extraordinary sense of space and serenity, where the water, sea and sky seem to merge into one unforgettable panorama. The infinity pool and private pools are heated to approximately 28°C, while the spacious terrace offers comfortable sun loungers, a children’s pool and a stylish bar serving cocktails, drinks and a carefully selected menu. Inspired by the hospitality philosophy of Gordonia Hotels, the experience is centered around personal service, genuine warmth, a strong connection to the land and respect for the surrounding natural environment. Guests can enjoy indulgent spa experiences, fresh mountain air, spectacular sunsets and the Gordonia Salon, an intimate lounge open to hotel guests from 15:00 to 17:00. Here, complimentary wines, hot and cold drinks and local snacks are served in a relaxed setting surrounded by carefully curated art and an extensive library. The Salon hosts are also available to share local recommendations and introduce guests to some of the best experiences in the hotel and the Zikhron Ya’akov area. Dining at Gordonia Zikhron Ya’akov celebrates the abundance of the surrounding region through a seasonal, locally inspired culinary philosophy. Fresh vegetables and fruit, cheeses, honey, farm eggs, olives and other ingredients are sourced with an emphasis on local growers, traditional producers and the diverse culinary influences of nearby communities. At the heart of the open kitchen are three impressive clay ovens, around which a creative menu of bold flavors and seasonal dishes is prepared, complemented by an excellent selection of wines. Accommodation is offered on a half-board basis. Children aged 10 and above are welcome throughout the year, while during the Israeli holidays of Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Passover and Shavuot, children of all ages are welcome.
