The three old houses that will accommodate you have been renovated in a subtle manner to preserve their traditional flair.

Each house is equipped with a traditional mud chimney to keep you warm in the cold wintry days, with a ceiling made of juniper wood poles.

Seating is on rug-covered floor. The natural bedding is in line with the traditional Bedouin style. Local female residents themselves make the covers and pillows from goat hair. The three houses altogether can accommodate a total of 20 to 30 persons.

Women from Assindyan Cooperative prepare mouthwatering meals from a wide range of organic products and traditional recipes, in support of local producers.

• Free access to books and games for children and adults
• Solar hot water supply
• Bed sheets, bed linens and towels are provided in each guesthouse
• Laundry services ($2 per piece)
• Trained local guides for mountain guided hikes