Villa Tehila Boutique Hotel was built in 1882 as a peasant estate and khan. Starting in 1970, we preserved and beautifully restored the mansion in the spirit of the 19th century - with all the luxuries of the 21st century: a private heated swimming pool; massage pool (professional jacuzzi); private double jacuzzi in each room; sauna; Billiard Club; pub; treatment cabin, with 21 types of massages; Ping Pong Table; A rich library; A rich country breakfast, with the purity of homemade products, served in a panoramic dining room, overlooking the Hula Valley, Mount Hermon and the Golan and Canaan ranges - and more... The place has a beautiful lobby, with a burning fireplace and free drinks, as well as a computer corner and free internet. Downstairs - a blooming garden with lovely seating areas and living areas, next to the Irish pub, full of atmosphere, built with stone arches. There is also a regulated barbecue area with a professional grilling facility and nearby 3 KKL-Junk tables (with about 20 seats) and a lawn - and much more! For many years we did not serve breakfast meals, because we did not have the conditions to serve a meal of the quality we wanted. Only a few years ago we finally finished setting up the lovely dining room, for which we purchased professional and sophisticated equipment, and since then we have been serving breakfasts, which have become famous, literally... See, for example, the words of chef Israel Aharoni, who wrote about us in "Yediot Ahronoth": "A great place (...), renovated in an admirable way into high-class guest rooms" (see below: "Write about us in the newspaper"). Also our friend, chef Shaul Ben Adrat, from "Kimmel" and "Kimmel in Gilboa" restaurants, who and his wife Orit are our regular guests, contributed some recipes for our breakfast... The view around you is one of a kind - but so are Ilanit's breakfasts (her fans call her Eti), who has been with us for 16 years, and during that time she graduated from several cooking and baking academies. You will not be forced to get up at an impossible hour. Breakfast is served from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. For those going to Hermon, and by prior arrangement, it is possible to go earlier and even later, if you are late for the Shabbat prayer at the ancient synagogue. In the winter when it rains, it's wonderful to sit in the heated dining room and enjoy the sound of the raindrops falling from all sides, stiff on the glass windows and reflected through them, and follow the curling smoke from the chimneys of the wood stoves and watch the steam rising from the heated pool.
