HOTELS Columbarium Hotel - The Land Of A Thousand Caves In The Land Of Judea

Columbarium Hotel - The Land Of A Thousand Caves In The Land Of Judea

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Shekef Israel Middle East
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Many years ago, in the ancient land of Judea, there lived a people who carved their homes from caves. Today, you can stay in a luxurious version of these cave houses. In ancient times, precious water was funneled into wells and similarly, your room has a glowing well where the healing mineral water is held in stone.

Naturally cool in summer and warm in the winter, the hotel abides by the green philosophy so all the food is deliciously organic. But don’t expect this to be a claustrophobic experience, the most verdant vistas await your eyes as you step onto your balcony and survey the olive groves and vineyards pooling in-between the crags and peaks of the landscape. The hotel specializes in hydrotherapy utilizing its mountain-filtered mineral water but don’t forget that you can also indulge in all the best spa treatments in the privacy of your cave room.

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Mosav Shekef, Amaẕya, Israel ‎


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