Just as a precious diamond that shines and shimmers with a mesmerizing light cannot be ignored, so the view here is the center of attention, attracting admiring eyes. And just as a sparkling diamond requires a fitting setting, so too the view here is accompanied by advanced amenities, private pools, stylish design, and spectacular decor, full of taste and quality.
Four spacious, well-designed and luxurious suites stand here, in front of the pastoral landscape of the Golan Heights, facing the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River, each of which promises (and delivers) an exceptional vacation experience.
And before I proceed to a more detailed description, I will mention the main attractions of the "Diamond of Landscape" complex:
- The complex is located on the edge of the picturesque village of Had Nes, and borders the natural and open areas of the Golan Heights, spread out along the view without being obstructed by roads or neighboring houses.
- Two identical suites named "Diamond" and "View" are located on the ground floor, and are built mostly with glass walls, each of which offers guests a private heated swimming pool, a dry sauna, and a green, natural outdoor area.
- The "Tohar" and "Davash" suites (the largest of them) are located "on a hill" and have huge balconies with a jacuzzi for the view, above the host's house, in complete privacy.
All units in the complex are characterized by a modern, up-to-date and interesting design, which makes good use of the complex's most valuable asset - an open, close and direct view of the Golan Heights, the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River, the sounds of its flow can be heard at sunrise from the balconies of the suites.
Exterior glass walls allow natural light to penetrate the spacious, airy, and open space of the suites, while blackout curtains are "responsible" for darkening the room when needed. The interior design is based on the use of stone and wood to achieve a romantic atmosphere that combines intimacy and warmth alongside a breathable, open, and relaxed spatial feeling.
Each suite features an impressive specification of furniture, fittings and decorative details - bathrooms with bidets and double showers with rain heads, a large jacuzzi (located on the balcony in the "Tohar" and "Davsah" suites, sunken into the floor in the "Yahlom" and "Nof" suites), an extra-large bed, an adjustable LCD screen accompanied by a cinema system, an intimate living room area and a kitchenette with an espresso machine.
The "ground suites" (view, diamond) are made in a pastoral, warm and intimate atmosphere, while the "high-rise suites" are designed in an urban and youthful style, with the large honeymoon suite (70 square meters) equipped with a sofa bed for hosting friends and an especially large balcony.
In conclusion: View, design, technical specifications, excellent location. But "Diamond of a Landscape" is much more than the sum of its parts. Because for Moti and Yalom (father and daughter who run the place), "Diamond of a Landscape" is their private "baby", the realization of a dream and an expression of human love.
All of this is clearly felt in the festive, happy and warm atmosphere, in the generous and warm service (there is even room service here) and in the feeling of true freedom.