March 2012 No

March 2012 No. 338
for example, where we have been
accommodating fewer and smaller
groups.”
Merom Golan
The Merom Golan Resort Village,
located in the Golan Heights on
Kibbutz Marom Golan, started to
expand in 2007 with 12 wooden huts;
28 more were added over the next
two-year period, including one fully
accessible for physically challenged
guests and others for families with up
to three or four children. In addition,
the hotel offers 32 ground-level rooms
that served in the past as homes for
kibbutz members. These, which are
sold for about 20 percent less than the
30
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huts, adds General Manager Shefi Mor, were transformed into guest
accommodation units in 2000 and can accommodate a couple plus
two children in a single space. Eight of these rooms come with Jacuzzis
instead of showers.
Merom Golan also features a new swimming pool (heated for winter),
and it inaugurated a new lobby/reception area in a new building about
one year ago, complete with a lobby café/bar and a conference room
seating up to 150 guests. In the area of the property cleared by the
removal of the old office, it is starting to build six additional huts on a
standard similar to those it now offers, with expectations that they will
be ready some time this summer: “Then, we will be able to say that
we have realized the first stage of our master plan and we will be ready
to embark on the next phase. The first thing we plan to do will be to
enlarge Habokrim, our a la carte meat restaurant; later, we will be
turning our attention to additional accommodation options, with
the ultimate goal of reaching about 110-120 huts. A spa is also
part of our plans.”
“We’re not a stay-put resort village,” Mor states. “We