Mitzpe Ramon·8.5
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Succah in the Desert, nestled in Israel's Negev desert, offers isolated huts with mountain views and shared bathroom facilities. A daily vegetarian buffet breakfast features homemade breads and locally-sourced olives and jams. Vegetarian dinners are served on select days. Free parking and transfers from Mitzpe Ramon are available. No Wi-Fi or cell phone reception. 8 km from Mitzpe Ramon town centre.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The most important and unique aspect is the emphasis on preserving the silence of the desert, allowing you to cleanse your mind and spirit. Also, there is a wonderful sense of solitude and freedom, and a deep connection with nature. I loved everything
Sustas·Há um mês
The photos were wildly misleading; the pool is far from the accommodation and the car is even farther away.
Michael·Há um mês
It’s not my first time here and I hope it won’t be my last… I love this quiet, nature‑filled spot and the care they show for the environment.
Gorinshtein·Há um mês
The place is amazing—a farm in the middle of the desert. It’s quiet and peaceful, perfect for a digital detox or anyone tired of city life. The farm’s houses (sukkot) are spread out, each with drinking water, a village‑style toilet, dishes, a kettle, a gas stove, clean sheets and blankets, lighting, and mattresses to lie under the stars. Large windows give great natural ventilation, so even in August there’s a breeze and the rooms aren’t hot. There’s a small pool with clean, cool water, and shared showers next to it. Breakfasts are decent: eggs, salads, cheese, tea or coffee to choose from. On Thursdays and Fridays, Bedouin aruhot are held. The dining area has excellent board games, books, and wifi. The farm hosts horses, goats, a donkey, and very friendly dogs and cats; you can’t hear the animals at night. However, there is no wifi, network, or sockets in the sukkah; you can only charge your phone in the dining room (Hadar Ohel). There’s also no fridge, so bring your own refrigerated items. The gas station near Mitzpe Ramon has a weak ice supply. Unfortunately, flies, lizards, scorpions, and mice are a problem, so keep the door closed, watch your feet, and check the bedding and couch for any pests. A military base is nearby, so midweek you’ll hear drills and planes, sometimes even see rockets in the sky. Shabbat is quiet and calm.
Marina·Há 2 meses
The hotel was spotless, quiet, with great stars, a wonderful pool, and delicious, plentiful food. The property is well‑maintained, beautiful, and feels special. The only downside was that we couldn’t have a bonfire.
Ludmila·Há 2 meses