Guest Services

  • Check-in starts at 3:00 PM
  • On the outgoing of Shabbat and holidays: Starting one hour after the outgoing of Shabbat or the holiday
  • Check out is by 10:00 AM
  • At the outgoing of Shabbat and holidays: Until 2:00 PM.
    Later departure may be approved in advance, based on vacancy only, at additional charge of NIS 250

The hotel grounds include abundant parking spaces free of charge for hotel guests and the conference center. Accessible parking for people with disabilities

It is forbidden to light fires and/or barbecues on hotel premises

It is forbidden to operate amplification and karaoke systems in the hotel’s rooms and on its premises

It is absolutely forbidden to smoke in the rooms and closed spaces of the hotel

Unfortunately, animals are not allowed on hotel premises, except for guide dogs, with prior coordination

Hotel guests are entitled to free tickets to the Beit Eyal country club on Kibbutz Ashdot Yaakov Meuhad

The hotel does not have its own beach. Hotel guests are welcome to visit the Zemach beach, located at a short distance from the hotel. Entrance to the beach is free, as well as parking

  • For medical assistance and to call a private doctor (at your expense) to the hotel, contact the reception desk
  • Baruch Padeh Medical Center, Poriya, is a 15-minute drive from the hotel

Ohalo Manor Hotel offers its guests free broadband Wi-Fi in the hotel’s public areas and private rooms

Each hotel room has a safe box located in the room. The safe box can be activated with a personal code.

Ironing boards for use by guests are available at the reception desk

Hair dryers for use by guests are available at the reception desk

Contact the reception desk and we will do our best to help

Guests arriving before check-in time or would like to remain in the area after check-in, have the option of leaving their luggage at the reception desk for several hours

  • Breakfast 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
  • Lunch 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
  • Dinner 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

The hotel’s restaurant is kosher certified by the Jordan Valley Rabbinate.

Link to Kashrut certificate >>