Israel Youth Hostels Association I.Y.H.A
North Hostels
https://en.iyha.org.il/pkiin-hostelHI Pki’in

HI Pki’in

Peki’in Youth Hostel, part of the Israel Youth Hostels chain, invites you to enjoy comfortable hosting at a great location and attractive prices.

The hostel is located in the Upper Galilee, in the heart of Peki’in, a Druze village. It’s known for beautiful green vistas and a lookout towards the Meron Mountain reserve. Alongside the wonderful landscape and the atmosphere of tranquility, you will also be able to enjoy:

A rich, varied breakfast typical of Druze cuisine, an automatic drinks machine, free Wi-Fi access. Our reception desk staff will also be happy to recommend treks and experiential activities nearby, such as guided tours of the village which include traditional Druze hosting for families, and kosher hosting that nonetheless provide a taste of the authentic Druze kitchen.
We offer spacious pleasant rooms suited to couples, families, groups and singles. All rooms overlook the Meron Mountain Reserve and come with air conditioning, shower and toilet, a fridge, TV, and coffee corner. We also offer lecture and training rooms for study days, conferences and workshops, equipped with advanced audiovisual equipment.
The jewel in the crown at Peki’in is the archeological finds discovered while preparing the hostel’s access road in 1995. Israel Antiquities archeologists were called to the site and determined that the finds, from rock and clay vessels, metal objects, figurines, incense burners, and clay jugs, belong to the Chalcolithic period. “Shvil Hazahav” or The Golden Path is an interactive educational program held onsite and delves into the history of the Druze community. It includes an audiovisual presentation and a quiz suited to the whole family.
Join us in Peki’in for the unique hosting experience which makes our hostels so special: our calm, cozy and pleasant atmosphere, staff who are attentive to all your needs, comfortable well-tended rooms, and personal recommendations for trips and treks.

67 spacious rooms, pleasant and suited to couples, families, and groups.

Perfect as your jump-off point for numerous activities in northern Israel.
The Golden Path – interactive educational program to familiarize with the Druze community and the location.

A Druze cuisine treat when booking a group.

Rare archeological artefacts on display, found on site, from the Chalcolithic period.

Close to Mount Meron and the cave of Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai.

Our Rooms

Peki’in Youth Hostel has 67 rooms suited to couples, groups, families or singles.
Each room comes with air conditioning, shower and toilet, a fridge, TV, a coffee corner, and free Wi-Fi access.
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Each room includes:

Hostel Includes

General information

Reception desk: Sunday to Friday from 7 AM to 11 PM.
Check in: starting from 3 PM.
Check out: up to 10 AM.
Free Wi-Fi access.
Lecture hall and classrooms with audiovisual equipment.
Synagogue.

Food

The hostel offers a rich varied breakfast.
Option of ordering kosher Druze meal.
Meals are kosher under local Rabbinate supervision.
Order in advance for additional fee:
Lunch
Packed meals.
Vegetarian, vegan, lactose free or gluten free options.

Facilities

Instruction rooms with audiovisual equipment suitable for lectures, conferences and workshops.
Synagogue.

Mobility Access

Mobility accessible rooms compliant with the law.
Mobility accessible corridors to rooms, dining room, classrooms, halls and other central spaces.
Leader strips and surfaces for sight impaired guests.
Hearing assistance for hearing impaired guests.
Accessible reception area.
Hand grips and railings.
Signs compliant with the law.
Mobility accessible elevator.

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FAQ

Location and access routes

By Car See Google Maps Below
Public Transportation:Coming by bus from Nahariyah or Ma'alot , take the bus line 45 to Pki'in. Get off at the “Pki'in 17” stop and walk straight in the direction of the bus for a few minutes.
Coming by bus from Karmiel , take the bus line 52 to Pki'in. Get off at the “Pki'in 12” stop and walk back the way the bus came, crossing the street at the intersection.