Lagur Bahoresh

Guest house · No kosher certificate

Zemer Ivri Street, Mikhmanim, Mikhmanim

A single secluded wooden cabin for couples in the oak woodland of Mikhmanim, with two jacuzzis, a Finnish sauna and a view of the Upper Galilee hills and the Beit HaKerem Valley

Lagur Bahoresh ("living in the woodland") is a secluded wooden cabin in the community of Mikhmanim, surrounded by oak and terebinth trees and looking out over the Upper Galilee hills and the Beit HaKerem Valley; guests reach it through a private entrance, up wooden steps that wind between the trees. It is furnished in a modern country style, with a wide bed, a corner jacuzzi, an equipped kitchenette and a fireplace, and outside there are a front deck facing the view, a second jacuzzi on the back deck under the trees and a new Finnish sauna. The hosts leave seasonal fruit, dried fruit and nuts, wine, beer, coffee, herbal infusions, milk and plant milk and biscuits, along with bathrobes and ecological, organic toiletries, and there are herbs to pick for tea, Wi-Fi, television channels and Netflix. Guests can cook in the cabin or order a Galilean breakfast, and they get 10 percent off at the Slow Dining restaurant at Kibbutz Moran. The cabin is 5 km from Karmiel, and walking trails around Mikhmanim lead to lookouts from the Sea of Galilee to the bay of Haifa and Akko.