Rotem Estates B&B in Dovev

In a nutshell

Keywords: For families , For couples , Religious , Romantic rooms , Dayuse , Shomer Shabbat , Swimming Pool

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Rotem Estates

Guest house accommodation on Moshav Dovev – Upper Galilee Region

In this dreamy atmosphere offering nothing more than breathtaking views covered by different colors and total peace and quiet are these warm and beautiful cabins for loving couples which are to be enjoyed with a bottle of champagne and many other luxuries. So come and take a break with us from your daily routine and clear your mind and cleanse your soul.

At the Rotem Estates

The guest house offers spectacular views and includes two luxurious cabins with a Jacuzzi and a private swimming pool.

The units include the following:

· A Jacuzzi across from the bedroom

· Air conditioning

· Stereo system.

· Cable television and DVD

· Kitchenette with utensils including: a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, electric kettle.

· Seating area.

In the courtyard:

The courtyard is covered with greenery and you will find a hammock, seating and barbeque areas all for your comfort.

Breakfast

We have a luxury breakfast for you to help you start your day, with our home made products such as: jams, olives, salads, omelets, fresh eggs, fresh fruit juices and Jachnun on Saturdays. We can serve our breakfast straight to your cabin where you can choose to dine in the garden or in bed.

מושב דובב – Moshav Dovev

Dovev is a moshav in the north of Israel in the upper Galilee region and 7km north of the Miron Mountain and near Israel's border with Lebanon. The moshav falls under the jurisdiction of the Merom Ha'Galil regional council. It was named after David Bloch-Blumenfeld, one of the leaders of the Labor movement in Israel. The moshav was founded in 1963 by immigrants from Morocco and Iran.

The moshav has a number of industries for its economy and one being its guest houses due to its close location to the tourist sites in the area. In 2009 the moshav was declared a "tourist village" and an Ampitheater was established at a very high point facing southern Lebanon.