A chef's restaurant with Galilean-Mediterranean cuisine, local ingredients, and rich breakfasts that unfold slowly, like the morning itself.
Within walking distance of the Ayun Stream waterfalls, in the heart of historic Metula — surrounded by the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon, with peaceful mountain air and wide open spaces.
Preserved stone suites, meticulous design, and a rare connection between a story spanning over a century and contemporary comfort.
Professional body treatments in a quiet and intimate space, allowing you to set aside the everyday and enter a different rhythm.
For premium executives and leading teams seeking an intimate space for shared thinking, in a quiet, meticulous atmosphere with complete privacy.

































“.From the moment you enter the hotel you do not want to leave”
“This is a traditional guest house, but outstanding in successfully blending modern hospitality with the pioneering atmosphere of times past. Only a few places manage to create a multi-sensory experience, enveloping one in art and design, history and architecture, landscapes and atmosphere and with splendid food and wine”
Here, between stone, landscape, and people, a new chapter is written every day.
In the heart of the picturesque Rishonim Street in Metula, facing the open landscape of the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon,
stands a restored hotel from the late 19th century—Beit Shalom.
Here time slows down between the thick stone walls and the Hermon landscapes,
and the silence gains depth.
Every detail is chosen with love—
from the art on the walls to the white linens,
to provide an experience that is much more than a hotel.
Beit Shalom was born out of love for this place—
a love that brought us back here again and again,
to preserve, to renew, to reopen.
We tell history,
but we also live it every day.
In the flavors of the past at the restaurant,
in tours of the gallery,
in the rooms adorned with ancient stone—
past and present meet gently.
And between the quiet moments, the morning coffee, and the evening light,
new stories are constantly born here—
and perhaps your story too.