Two identical buildings constructed from a combination of wood and stone are located close to each other while maintaining maximum privacy for each of them. The suites that are located in the buildings are made as an open space, well-designed, equipped with a wall of windows for the view, allowing the sights of nature to penetrate the room and merge with the interior space.

A spacious covered "deck" balcony continues the clean lines of the building and creates a unified and harmonious complex. A natural-looking "hot tub" jacuzzi provides the ultimate pampering experience for fans of warm water and invigorating currents.

A beautiful heated swimming pool stands in the outdoor area of each suite and is a unique development, which combines modern technology while maintaining a natural feel and appearance. I should note that each pool enjoys complete privacy and allows guests to enjoy its benefits all year round without fear of "exposure" to neighbors.

The natural terrain that continues the outdoor complex leads to a high cliff, from which one can view the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights, and the Galilee Mountains. Romantic, charming corners are hidden among the paths, inviting guests to surrender to the magnificent beauty of the rich nature, spread out in all directions.

And what about the suites? The space is divided into two central niches: the sleeping area with an extra-wide bed sunk into a high podium, and the spacious living room on the lower level – facing the view.

A host of fascinating design solutions "hide" between the walls of the B&B: an adjustable TV screen is "removable" from the dresser that separates the two levels when needed. A sophisticated multimedia system is controlled by an iPad that is available to guests for use at no additional charge.

A gas fireplace built into the wall is a stylish design element in addition to its functional role. A variety of lighting fixtures provide the space with romantic nighttime lighting, while many windows are "responsible" for soft, bright daytime lighting.

A non-standard color scheme dominates the design, with a bright blue that colors the bed platform and the living room floor and blends with the sky mirrors that look in. Green tiles in the retro-inspired kitchen area give the space a Tel Aviv touch, the living room sofa and coffee table are made in light and natural tones. A wide variety of books and magazines are offered to guests looking to combine romantic freedom with a cultural experience.

The stylish bathroom offers a large rain shower and a variety of quality toiletries to complete the experience.

In conclusion:
The concept of "Adika" is based on a connection between the pastoral nature of the environment and the urbanity of the design, between the simplicity of the natural experience and the sophistication of modern technology, between the timeless eternity of the sights of nature and the dynamic and youthful atmosphere that prevails within the suites.