#Six Senses Shaharut Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
Israel | Six Senses Shaharut Desert Hotel ||
| Mysterious and vast, yet breathtaking, the Negev Desert is one of the representatives of the desert landscape. The Six Senses Hotel in Israel is located on a cliff, overlooking the vast desert landscape. The sunset gradually merges with the sand dunes at the end of the desert, forming an extremely romantic landscape.
The Six Senses Hotel in Israel is built of stones, wooden pillars, and thatched roofs, standing peacefully in the vast expanse of desert and sky. The architecture draws inspiration from the essence of the Nabataean nomadic culture, echoing the rugged desert landscape and perfectly restoring the passion and romance of living in the desert. The hotel suites and villas enjoy unparalleled desert views and are equipped with private pools, with butlers always on hand to arrange everything for you.
You can drive from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, which takes about 3 and a half hours. Alternatively, you can take a 50-minute flight from Tel Aviv to Eilat and then a 45-minute drive.
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Israel's Saharut Six Good, a place where ordinary people rarely come, sleeps on the top of the desert where few people tread
The vast Negev Desert, which occupies more than half of Israel's territory, makes the desert landscape more three-dimensional with its continuous mountains. It doesn't look much like Earth here, more like Mars, with biblical legends everywhere, considered the border between heaven and the world. The Saharut Six Good Hotel is located in this fascinating holy land, in the Arava Valley in the southern part of the desert.
Design
The exterior architecture of the hotel is a modern design, interpreting the architectural structure of the nomadic tribes, and the soft decoration inspiration comes from the patterns and textures along the 'Spice Road', which starts from the Mediterranean and passes through the Levant, extending all the way to India and even further. As you enter, everything seems so familiar under the mist of rustic and primitive style. From the little hedgehog at the shoe-shining place, the curtains to the wooden trinkets, so familiar, so intimate.
Rooms
60 suites and villas face the natural landscape in this mysterious kingdom, enjoying seclusion in the transcendent desert, with large open design and private outdoor terraces, to capture the outdoor scenery from as large an angle as possible, perfectly blending indoor and outdoor. Among them, the panoramic suite can enjoy a 180-degree view of the Negev Desert and the Arava Valley.
Food
The hotel gathers a variety of characteristic restaurants, the all-day restaurant serves fresh and nutritious buffet breakfast, a la carte lunch and seasonal themed dinner, the poolside bar and barbecue restaurant serve rich lunch and dinner, and the ingredients are sourced from organic gardens and local farmers. Here, you can taste traditional Israeli cuisine.
Spa
The large spa center has six treatment rooms, offering a variety of health care projects. Guest doctors bring traditional Chinese medicine, osteopathy and energy treatment programs, including a 16-meter indoor pool, a 25-meter outdoor pool, a fully equipped fitness center and a yoga room and nail center. After a day of sightseeing, it's a wonderful thing to be able to enjoy yourself on the marble slab in the bathroom, shedding the fatigue of the day.
Entertainment
Although the activities in the hotel are rich enough, the desert environment also provides a series of travel experiences, camel riding, overnight camping, extreme sports, mountain bike tours, hiking, jeep tours
and Shabbat dinners in nearby neighborhoods, etc., you can also explore further places like the Dead Sea, Masada, etc.