B&Bs that are planted within a picture
We walk along paths that wind through the vegetation, away from the host's house, and arrive at a large, beautiful "clearing" with a cabin in the center. "Does this entire yard belong to one cabin?" I ask Ricky, thinking that in the center of the country, two towers, a commercial center, and a parking lot would already be crammed into such an area. So yes: each cabin has a huge outdoor area that offers, in addition to privacy, a dining area, a hammock, a swing, and, no less important, a private spa jacuzzi for each cabin and its interior.
There are three cabins here, with lots of space and well-kept vegetation around, and good privacy, but let's start with the road. In an official ranking of the most beautiful roads in the country (which I just invented), it easily ranks in the top three. I pass between high mountains that retain their green even in July, pass villages and roads that are no more than 60 meters straight, and arrive at Moshav Shomera.
It's the very end of the country, and the scenery really feels a bit foreign. Ricky, the hostess, welcomes me with a big smile and an even bigger variety of sweets that make me feel bad again that I'm not Moroccan.
When I manage to get up (we'll see you stop after two cookies...), she takes me to the compound and already at the entrance I understand what color my visit will be. Lots and lots of green fills the large area from which 3 identical cabins peek out, and a large, built and very impressive pool overlooks the view. True, the settlement has an agricultural character and you occasionally hear the clucking of chickens from a nearby compound, but between us - it only adds to this green magic.
The guesthouse is hidden by a forest behind the cabins and there is excellent privacy.
Inside all this greenery are 3 wooden cabins. Each one is built as a single space, with everything you would expect, including a jacuzzi that overlooks the yard through a large, beautiful window, an LCD screen, a rustic kitchenette, and a bathroom. It's clean and nice here, but with all due respect to the brown color that dominates the interior, give me a little more of the green outside.
It's hard to convey the feeling of the complex in pictures. Between the cabins is a large, green outdoor area, with flowers, fruit trees, and romantic corners - worth checking out.
Consult with Ricky about hiking in Nahal Betzet, Ein Tamir, Mearat HaKeshet, Montfort Fortress, and Rosh HaNikra. Also check with her about ATVs and horse farms.
During the summer months and holidays, the place accepts families only and operates as a complex.
A winning combination of green (in the environment), blue (in the pool), and brown (in the cabin).
What’s on the site?
Chocolates, a bottle of wine, seasonal fruits, the possibility of making hot drinks of all kinds, milk in the fridge, fresh eggs from the farm, cold drinks, bathrobes, personal slippers and more..
From my meeting with Ricky, it is clear that it is very, very important to her that her guests enjoy themselves. She welcomes them when they arrive and is attentive to all their requests. She is very pleasant and friendly.