Tzuba Hotel

Everything is fine but nothing posted in English and we have no idea when breakfast starts.

Ok, but pricey, and no nice touches Positives: Extensive breakfast, good views, well maintained. There is also a nice cafe nearby and small supermarket. Negatives: Reception staff aren't overly friendly or helpful (I asked for a plate and was told there weren't any) No desks in the room if you're planning on working but you can improvise by working on the table on the balcony Room is expensive given location. There are no thoughtful touches, such as offering chocolates from the on-site chocolate workshop, or offering road bikes to enable guests to cycle around the gorgeous Judean hills. I don't see any initiatives to improve their eco-credentials- they are still using individual miniature plastic toiletry bottles, I received two sets of towels that were no doubt washed when I was travelling solo, there are no sensors to turn off lights when room is not in use, and aircon is used plenty to heat and cool room, and no mobility options such as bicycles which given the location and limited transport (1 bus every 1-2 hours) seems a no-brainer. Overall, I think this hotel could really benefit from professional hotel management and take this to the next level. There just doesn't seem to be any appetite from management to improve the product..

We stayed with our two young kids for two nights during April. The room was disappointing in size, very small balcony and no view or a private lawn to play in. The sofa bed where the kids slept was simply terrible and I ended up sleeping there for both nights since the kids could not. The hotel is in a beautiful location but the sense is that you are not allowed to do most things in the area and in many locations you see signs "restricted, not for hotel guests." My son and I wanted to play some football and saw a great field but we could not get in and the hotel does not offer any such space for the guests. We paid for the hotel dinner one evening and were very disappointed. It was eatable but that's it. The price however was of a first class restaurant which could not be farther from the truth. Overall our experience was OK, but when you think of it in terms of how much we paid, this was very low value for money