Going on holiday without ever compromising on kashrut: that is the promise we make to every family who joins a Lena Club holiday. Choosing a supervised kosher holiday means entrusting your family's table to a third party for several days. That trust has to be earned. Here, in full transparency, is how we guarantee the standard of kashrut from the first meal to the last.
Who supervises the kashrut during the holiday?
The holiday and the table are placed under the strict supervision of Rav M. Rottenberg Chlita. Nothing rests on a mere statement of intent: the rabbinical supervision oversees the entire chain, from procurement to the kitchen, right through to service in the dining room.
This supervision covers the sensitive points of a group holiday:
- the checking of products and suppliers upstream;
- the organisation of the kitchen and the strict separation of spaces;
- the observance of the rules during preparation and service;
- the compliance of the meals served at every moment of the holiday.
You have nothing to check yourself: the framework is set, applied and followed throughout your stay.
A kosher kitchen, without compromising on pleasure
Observing kashrut does not mean giving up on fine cuisine. Our [dining](/restauration) offers kosher French and Mediterranean cuisine, designed to combine religious rigour with the pleasure of the table.
Concretely, the organisation of the meals breaks down as follows:
- a generous Israeli-style buffet, ideal for building a plate to each person's taste;
- plated dinners, served with the care of a true holiday table;
- homemade desserts, prepared on site.
The goal is simple: that young and old delight at every service, without ever having to wonder about the kashrut.
How does Shabbat work during the holiday?
Shabbat and the festivals are fully observed throughout the holiday. The organisation is designed so that you experience these moments with serenity, without logistical constraint and without any break in your practice.
To anticipate as well as possible, a Shabbat box to order is offered. It allows you to prepare this special time with ease, with what you need at the right moment. The request is made in advance, simply, so that everything is ready on Friday.
[Rav Yehia Benchetrit](/rav-yehia-benchetrit) will also be present from 16 to 23 August to give Torah classes. A precious opportunity to enrich the holiday spiritually, beyond the dimension of the meal alone.
Kashrut, a guarantee that extends to the whole holiday
Trust does not stop at the kitchen. It is built in the consistency of the entire setting: refined [accommodation](/hebergement), rigorous organisation and a team attentive to the observance of religious rules in the daily life of the holiday.
It is this continuity — from the room to the table, from waking to Shabbat — that makes the difference of a genuine kosher holiday: an environment where you can truly rest, as a family, with an easy mind.
Frequently asked questions
Is the kashrut genuinely supervised throughout the holiday? Yes. The holiday and the table are placed under the strict supervision of Rav M. Rottenberg Chlita, who oversees the entire chain, from procurement to service in the dining room, for the whole duration of the holiday.
Is Shabbat taken care of in the organisation of the holiday? Yes. Shabbat and the festivals are fully observed. A Shabbat box is available to order, to be arranged in advance, so you can experience this moment with complete serenity.
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