Pina Barosh

Pina Barosh sits at 8 Ha Chalutsim Street in the old part of Rosh Pinna, in a restored stone building with views toward the Hula Valley, the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon.

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Pina Barosh is a boutique inn rather than a large hotel, so the stay is built around the historic building, the courtyard, the restaurant and the wine bar.

The rooms keep the old-stone style of the building, with exposed stone walls and curved ceilings. Room details include a double bed, white linens, towels and robes, air conditioning, central heating, cable TV and a DVD player. The rooms also include jacuzzis, and the bathrooms are en suite.

The stay works well for travelers who want meals and wine on site. Breakfast is served in the restaurant next to the guest rooms, and the same property also has a chef restaurant and a wine bar. The restaurant includes a terrace with valley views, so a guest does not have to leave the building for breakfast, dinner or a glass of wine.

The wine bar is a real part of the Pina Barosh experience, not just a decorative extra. It focuses on Israeli boutique wines from the Galilee and the Golan Heights, with wines available by the glass or bottle and guided tastings offered on site. For a Rosh Pinna stay that combines an old stone guesthouse, jacuzzis in the rooms, breakfast in the building and a strong food-and-wine setup, Pina Barosh is a good fit.

Pina Barosh in 360°