Cnaan Village Boutique Hotel & Spa

Had nes - Highly recommend a magical place with warm and loving staff. Accommodation at a very high level. Five and a half stars. Pampering and giving the feeling of a luxury hotel with a warm friendly atmosphere Ziva and William thank you very much

I'm writing this review mainly so you all believe every amazing word written about this oasis of relaxation in Had Ness. Found by serendipitous accident, and I saw so many incredible reviews it was hard to believe they are true. But that are - beautiful place, food, atmosphere, rooms, views. Just a perfect vacation relaxation experience

Our stay at Canaan Village completely surpassed our expectations. From the warm greeting, to the 5 star care the proprietor, Avi, and his amazing Team took to make us feel at home and part of their family, to the breathtaking views, delicious and beautifully prepared breakfasts, comfortable and luxurious suites, and the incredible recommendations and assistance, we were so incredibly grateful for the wonderful experience. We look forward to staying connected with Avi and will certainly be back when we return to Israel!

Cnaan Village is a beautiful and warm boutique hotel overlooking the Kinneret. Our family stayed at Cnaan Village for three nights, end of January, start of February 2022. We were welcomed by Avi and his family who took great care of us. The rooms are very large and immaculately clean. In the evenings, we swam in the pool, sat by the fire, and enjoyed fruit and snacks. In the mornings, the staff, led by Avi’s son Daniel, prepared a delicious and large Israeli breakfast, which gave us the fuel we needed for the day. Cnaan Village is at the level of the best B&B’s you would find in the United States in terms of the rooms, service, food, friendliness, and amenities. We were fortunate to have found this hotel. It is a great place to stay if you are planning a few days in northern Israel.

See the video and pictures I am including. We really enjoyed our stay here. Our Amethyst Suite and the pool area are beautifully and elegantly designed and decorated and very clean. The suite is spacious and includes a jacuzzi for two (it was a bit tight for the two of us). The small kitchenette is fine for preparing a sandwhich, coffee and teas but no microwave. The mini fridge includes the following complimentary drinks: small bottle of wine, mineral water, cola, other soft drinks, and milk. Chocolates, apples, and jala are also included. Although the patio is very nice, it has a rock-filled floor, making it necessry to keep balanced and the night light is insufficient for reading in the dark. August is Hades in Israel so enjoying the patio is an early morning or late evening pastime. The pool is 6-7 meters long and 3 meters wide with a maximum depth of 1.2 meters. It was perfect for my swim exercising (my height is 1.5 meters) and for the romantic couples. If you want a more Olympic pool, Had Nes has a public pool. As the site only has five couples at a time, the pool is never packed. Make sure to ask about the spout that massges your head and shoulders with a continuous sheet of water because it is easy to miss. Spending time in and around the pool is a real pleasure and very relaxing. At the pool, cold water and facilities for making coffee or tea are available all day and the nearby office always has fresh cake, cookies and fruit to snack on. My husband and I both were given a really wonderful massage by Ilanit. Breakfast is not in the usual Israeli buffet style but it is definitely adequate and tasty. The owner was nice enough to consider some suggestions made by my husband. The location is perfect for tourists who want to visit the Christian holy places (15-30 minutes drive), the Golan or the Sea of Galilee. I just don't know why anyone would come here to spend time elsewhere. Had Nes has a small grocery store but no sit-down restaurants (take home is available) so it is necessary to drive 15-30 minutes for a sit-down lunch or dinner. You have to make your own reservations. We ate at Magdalena (Lebanese influence) and Tibis (steakhouse). I recommend both. We had the house bread and mushroom medley at Magdalena and they were very special. As vacationing in Israel is always ridiculously overpriced, particularly this year, I don't know how to rate Value. We spent about NIS 5000 or $1400 ($= NIS 3.5) for 3 nights.