Tsli'lei Hapamonim

"The Sound of Bells" in Moshav Labanim, west of the Sea of Galilee
The wooden cabins of "The Bells' Sounds" in Moshav Labanim, west of the Sea of Galilee, were called a "One Women Show" by a "Peak" critic - the creation of an exceptionally talented woman who loves art.
Well, here is the "theory of building a B&B" on one foot: Men may be "responsible" for the logistics and equipment, but only women know how to turn the impressive technical specifications into a romantic and exciting lovers' retreat, fill the space with a caressing breeze of love, create an atmosphere of comfort, calm, and pampering. And when the B&B is imbued with feminine energy - we, the guests, will want to be there...

Well, dear surfers, meet Shuli – the owner of "The Bells" and a warm, friendly and "motherly" hostess. Shuli is an expert in creating romance – and she does indeed create an experience of beauty, joy, lightness, with an innocent scent "of yesteryear". It is no coincidence that the main motif of the design here is flowers. In the intimate and warm cabins, in the colorful and well-maintained courtyard, in the garden, in the swimming pool complex and in the spa jacuzzi – you will encounter a blooming, juicy and vibrant abundance of blooms – in all their shades.

The "Tzlili HaPamonim" B&B complex has 4 identical wooden cabins. One of them, "Song Cabin", has complete privacy, and is recommended by the summit guide. The cabin's outdoor area includes a secluded balcony with a bamboo fence and a graceful dining area decorated with unique collectibles, a charming garden with a collection of antique iron utensils, and a yard filled with many fruit trees among pleasant picnic areas. The pool area, jacuzzi spa, and dining and barbecue area are shared by all cabins.

The atmosphere in the "Shir" cabin is full of exciting sweetness, one that brings a smile, invites a hug and begs for a kiss. A juicy color palette that combines rich shades of burgundy with touches of green, oriental-style fabrics, spotlights for perfect lighting above the bed, the jacuzzi, the "royal" curtains with a lace crown, the floral decorations in the style of a rustic painting, the abundance of candles - all of these make the cabin sensual, enveloped in a caressing, bewitching and seductive feminine softness.

The investment in design here is felt everywhere: the cabin boasts an Afghan rug, decorative pillows, beautiful objects such as exotic vases (there's even a Persian samovar), antique figurines, decorative flower bouquets, romantic photos, chandeliers with large crystals, and even an electrical outlet that has become an artistic piece here, thanks to the red rose decorations that gave it a creative edge.

The furniture matches the atmosphere of classic romance that surrounds the cabin and is made with the same aesthetic care that characterizes the spirit of the place. The kitchenette includes a cabinet with Moroccan-style porcelain elements, the adjacent dining area contains a custom-made table with incredibly comfortable chairs with round backrests. A large round jacuzzi stands in front of the window, lit by an abundance of candles that create a sensual atmosphere.

In the center of the cabin - a king-size bed, boasting embroidered cotton sheets and a rich, colorful cover. The bed is massive and wide, made of natural wood. The niche built into the wall near the bed's wrought-iron headboard is decorated with countless magical art objects. The atmosphere is completed by a large custom-built wardrobe, two antique-style armchairs with floral upholstery, and the chest of drawers under the hanging LCD screen. A built-in bench "flooded" with decorative pillows under the window is another cozy corner, with a beautiful patchwork curtain adding an "extra" of charm.

While Shuli worried about turning the unit into a sanctuary of beauty and softness, her husband, Eli, gave it the perfect equipment: an innovative cinema system and plenty of interesting films, a sophisticated espresso machine, a spacious double shower with a rain head in the designed and comfortable bathroom, full of quality cosmetics.

In conclusion:

As Shuli and I walked along the "thin" paths that surround the "Sound of the Bells" B&B complex, Shuli pointed out the fruit trees we "met" along the way: guava, mango, loquat, strawberry guava, lychee, passion fruit... It made me hungry. It was a fitting end to a place that feels like a small, beautiful, and harmonious paradise to me.