Grand Vista Boutique Hotel And Spa

I wish somebody had written a message like this while I was considering whether to arrive. If you're planning to arrive, you have to read it, it'll save you theft. It's not a boutique hotel, it's a 300 shekels-a-night roof hotel. Let's start with the fact that the person who took the photos to the site and Google is probably the best photographer in the world has to move to National Geographic. It's wasted, the rooms just don't look like that. The depressing design of the '80s that does bad for the heart. The guxi didn't work. The owner of the place, Uri, hasn't responded to the messages since I closed and asked for recommendations from my local area (I expected to be treated when you paid so much for the night) and that I complained to him about the rooms he just laughed at me inside not knowing how he slept at night. A "bothic gallery" breakfast (no) that I'd be reluctant to get for 60 shekels for a couple of coffee cups. Homemade strawberries and cheeses in plates with the taste of a fridge and a piece of oats. Of course we cut into a coffee cart. I really feel like I've been stolen and I'm so angry at myself that I didn't notice I really got out a clown. I beg you guys don't feel like me don't get there. Anyone who writes otherwise understands nothing or lies

Extremely poor value for money. We paid luxury hotel prices and got basic, poorly maintained rooms – with noisy A/C, broken freezer, and folding beds instead of real ones. Breakfast and dinner were repetitive and minimal, with zero variety and a “biscuit cake” as the only dessert. Definitely not worth the price. The rooms were poorly maintained for the price: noisy air-conditioning, outdated equipment, a freezer that didn’t work (ice cream completely melted overnight), and showers that flooded the bathroom – with a squeegee provided so guests could clean up themselves. The food was just as disappointing. Breakfasts were extremely basic – a single egg, a few cubes of cheese, a small vegetable salad, and cheap industrial rolls. The exact same dishes were served repeatedly, including Friday night dinner, with zero variety or effort. There were no desserts, pastries, or yogurt at breakfast. The only “dessert” offered was a retro biscuit cake at Friday dinner – far from what you’d expect at a place marketed as a boutique hotel

The room was very spacious, clean, with jacuzzi and all that was needed, comfortable lounges, a lot of quality respect waiting for us in the room. A clean and warm pool, no chlorine cloud. The meals were very delicious. In short, we will be happy to come back