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This air-conditioned tent features a private bathroom, a private entrance, a seating area as well as a balcony. The unit offers 4 beds. Beautiful retreat, amazing friendly staff, activities included (we did a really fun perfume making course), lovely food, huge and comfortable tent with air con and lovely bathroom. Lovely pools and hot tubs. Can’t fault it. One of the best places we’ve stayed, wish we had been able to stay longer.

The tent features air conditioning, a private entrance, a terrace with garden views as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower. The unit has 24 futons. A very unique accommodation in an unregistered village, unrecognized by the Israeli government. The host (and activist) Khalil is brilliant, he told us about ways to get by without relying on the government for basic services. Great dinner for 90 JOD per person, cooked by Khalil's family and great breakfast as well. The place is not too far from Masada and Ein Gedi, so it's a nice stop on the way is you travelling around the country.

Built from mud and sheeting and covered with earth materials, this tent includes a stone bunk with mattresses. It is equipped with a fan and heating. It has an artistic vibe. One with the desert. Nothing is fancy, the location has a million dollar view at sunrise. Great breakfast and super interesting host.

This air-conditioned mobile home features a shared bathroom, a private entrance, a barbecue as well as an outdoor dining area. The unit offers 1 bed. The weekend was wonderful. My caravan perfect. On site, clean and near the bathroom. There was no drinkingvwater and we weren't told. Other than that it was great

Located in the Kana`im Valley, Kfar Hanokdim - Glamping & Camping is set in a Bedouin-style encampment village surrounded by palm trees. The place is situated in an oasis outside the town of Arad. You get the desert experience, but without giving up the option of a supermarket or other comforts of civilization. cAmEls! If you like camels or one or more of your children like them, this is a great place for you o feed, pet and even ride them. You have an option of sleeping in a Bedouin tent, a hut or even a comfortable modern room. Some guests brought their own popup tents and set them inside the Bedouin tent, to get max privacy and protection from the elements. The oasis is about 20 minutes easy drive from Masada-west, where you can watch the audio-visual show after nightfall.

This air-conditioned tent features a shared bathroom, a seating area, heating as well as a patio. The unit offers 5 futons.

Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator and kitchenware in the kitchen. The tent also comes with a barbecue. Awesome host, we had a great time talking to him, visiting masada. Its adventurous and worth it.

This tent's special features are the hot tub and the spa bath. Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and an oven in the fully equipped kitchen. A wonderful location, very comfortable and clean with many cozy spots to sit around, a well equipped kitchen, fire pit, jacuzzi... Outside in the fields there's a great spot to watch the sunset. Yehudit was a terrific host, communicative, friendly and helpful. 10/10!

Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and a toaster in the well-equipped kitchen. The tent also offers a barbecue.

This tent's standout feature is the fireplace. In the well-equipped kitchenette, guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and a tea and coffee maker. This is a beautiful alternative to staying in one of the high-rise hotels in Elat. If you are a nature lover , here to experience the coral reef and perhaps, the bird sanctuary, this is the place for you. We stayed in the yurt. It was a fantastic experience! The owners have created a peaceful sanctuary. The natural pool was especially lovely. We spent time snorkeling at the nearby reef. We also visited the Underwater observation facility nearby. It was really a perfect add-on to our snorkeling. The coral reef created there was a real treat, watching the colorful fish and corals from the observation windows. I didn't want to leave. We didn't get a chance to visit the bird sanctuary. Sad that the development of Elat robbed it of important habitat for migrating birds. The sanctuary is a hopeful effort to recreate some habitat for the birds. Williams House was a highlight of our time in Israel. :)