Anicha

Had Nes is a rural community settlement located on the east bank of the Jordan River and overlooking the northern Sea of Galilee. "Aniche" is a B&B complex with two suites and two wooden cabins, and it can be an excellent place both as a starting point for trips and for a long stay in the complex itself. The place exudes calm and relaxation and creates optimal conditions when looking from the balconies of these B&Bs towards the shores of the Sea of Galilee and the mountains that surround it.

The two suites are located above the hosts' house, with a separate staircase leading to them. In addition, there are two wooden cabins located in front of their house. A heated swimming pool, which also overlooks the magnificent view of the Sea of Galilee, is shared with the guests of the complex. It is worth noting that the hosts' house also overlooks the pool complex. However, knowing the nature of the hosts - once you get to know them, you will understand that this is not a disadvantage at all.

It is worth knowing that families staying at the complex can use a large, air-conditioned dining room, with a large refrigerator and a fully equipped kitchen. There is a stove for cooking, a toaster oven, and everything you need - including Shabbat plates and a water heater for the traditionally observant public.

The wooden cabins: We approach the well-kept wooden cabin on the left. The cabin is surrounded by a sweet garden and a magical view of the Sea of Galilee. I look out through the timothy and date palm in the green garden towards the Jordan, the Jordan Park and the Sea of Galilee. "In season," my father interrupts me, "there is even a guma (a water plant)." On the skyline, you can see a herd of cows and a few horses grazing the green grass. The picture, I must say, is completely pastoral. The cabins also have (in addition to the usual amenities) a sauna.

The suites (above the guesthouse) are also sparkling clean and filled with many artistic items from the East. The solid wood furniture is partly made by a master craftsman and partly imported from the East by Mimi. All the handles and fittings in the units are from India, and Mimi is the one who is meticulous and meticulous in the small details. She is the one who even upgraded the design of the place with stones she brought from India, special saris that she turned into curtains and runners, and exotic organzas that also adorn the room and contribute to the atmosphere.

All units are equipped with everything you need: a coffee maker, kettle, microwave, LCD screen refrigerator and DVD player with Yes Max and toaster. In the drawers you will find a variety of board games, cards and reading books. Recently, infrared saunas have been added to the suites, which strengthen health and vitality, and create true relaxation.

• There is a dining room in the complex with a fully equipped kitchenette for cooking in a special atmosphere.
• In July, August and on holidays, the entire complex can only be rented.
• The owner is a certified tour guide, and will be happy to recommend trips in the area along with maps. On the way to Had Nes, you will pass the Pool of the Hexagons, Abu Kayak, the Jordan Mountain Park, and several other places that will definitely whet your appetite for a trip to the area.
• For guests staying at the Amtzash - option for private use of the pool complex (additional fee)
• Mimi's personal approach is also expressed in the personalized cakes, hanging "Happy Birthday" signs, and various events. Upon request, the room is decorated for special events free of charge.
• Spa treatments can be booked on site.
• The hostess offers an empowering and exciting experience for an additional fee - a Tibetan crystal bowl workshop. A workshop suitable for women's gatherings and special events.

Leave everything behind you. There is a place to go after a trip to the Golan Heights and the Sea of Galilee. This place creates a romantic, quiet and delightful respite and combines warm and personal hospitality.