Overnight in the Desert: The Best Desert Hotels in the World
| July 21, 2017
Kfar Hanokdim – Arad, Israel
This hotel is not only amazing for letting you sleep in the middle of the Negev Desert, but while you’re staying at Kfar Hanokdim you also take part in the many traditions of Bedouin life. This hotel is available for individual guests, or it can be rented out by a large party for a celebration.
Guests stay in modest accommodations, but the real specialty at Kfar Hanokdim is the food. Bedouin cuisine is served for all meals, including an option for a dinner cookout in the traditional Bedouin style. A single-use oven is dug into the ground, filled with aromatic wood, and a huge cut of meat is cooked in front of your eyes. Rates start at $136 per person per night.
Image via KFAR HANOKDIM
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