Mitzpe Hayamim

Nestled amongst the secluded mountains and lush forests of Galilee, Mitzpe Hayamim is a haven of tranquillity. The property’s 37 acres of land are embraced on all sides by ancient trees, flourishing wild orchards, fields of aromatic herbs and endless pastures of organic farmland. A seamless design blends refined interiors with natural materials, in perfect balance with the hotel’s spectacular surroundings.

Surrender to a slower pace of life in this hilltop retreat, where the serenity of nature beckons. Renowned for its luxurious Mitzpe Hayamim Spa, this is the perfect place to de-stress and rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul. Retreat to the sanctuary of a private treatment room for an indulgent massage using natural oils extracted from therapeutic herbs grown on the property’s farm. Breath in the soothing scent of jasmine and lavender wafting through from the gardens, creating the perfect setting for utter relaxation.

Pioneering a farm-to-table ethos, dine on the freshest seasonal produce grown on the property’s organic farm at the Mitzpe Hayamim Restaurant. From farm-fresh vegetables, to cheeses produced in the hotel’s dairy, Chef Erez Komarovsky is a master of transforming seasonal ingredients into authentic Galilean cuisine bursting with flavor. For meat lovers, head to the Wood Grill restaurant where mouth-watering local meats are skewered and infused with the distinctly Galilean flavors of olive, citrus, and oak branches.

Ideally placed in the heart of Galilee, discover an abundance of awe-inspiring natural beauty as you explore one of Israel’s most picturesque regions. Embrace the wilderness of Mount Meron Nature Reserve, with its abundance of walking trails, rare flowers, and diverse wildlife. For thrill-seekers, an exhilarating afternoon spent kayaking through rapids on the Hasbani River towards the Sea of Galilee promises to be an unforgettable adventure. A more relaxed day can be enjoyed wandering through the nearby historic city of Safed, famed for its cobbled stone alleys, colourful market, and ancient synagogues.