Ilay Suite

In four words:
You have never seen a pool like this

In about 300 words:
"Children, learn to share." Every parent has tried it on their bickering kids. Nothing will help - they will always want all the cake/toys/your attention for themselves, and you will always try to explain to them in the tone of a kindergartener that "if you don't share with others, they won't share with you". Let me save you the stress - in the end it will end in tears. But there is hope: one day, when they grow up, they will learn to share and even enjoy it. how do i know I was at Ili Suites in Moshav Ramot.

Relax, when I say 'share' I don't mean hosting at a co-op farm. I mean the pool. In a reality where everyone wants their own pool, Hagit from Ili Suites found a smart and very aesthetic solution. "The idea was to create a large pool that is divided into 3 private parts, like the number of suites," she says. The result is a beautiful circular pool around which the cabins are built. Each has access to a completely private piece of water (1/3 of the circle), separated from the other parts of the pool by decorative wooden partitions and climbing plants.

In the center of the water circle you will find a small green island that breaks the world record for the number of palm trees per square meter, and the general feeling is of a tangled tropical jungle that separates me from the world. And perhaps more importantly - between me and the neighbors...

And it's not that the cabins are suckers. Each one has a parking space and a private and protective driveway, and it also looks good inside: already at the entrance I thank Hagit for the decision to redeem the walls from the stuffy wood color. The light and soft colors are pleasing to the eye and save me from using ventolin from lack of air...

What else makes it pleasant is a beautiful design that divides the space (one) into two levels: on the entrance level, an original and beautiful island kitchen with a dining area and a nice sitting niche on the windowsill facing the garden and the pool. Another level, slightly elevated, houses an inviting bed in front of an LCD screen hanging from the ceiling and a beautiful jacuzzi sunken into the wooden floor.

A map leads to a sliding door to a sweet 'thin' balcony in Ramot (literally...), right 'on' the pool (those who are not satisfied with the privacy provided by the vegetation can pull back large curtains that will close the balcony completely). Next to fun hammocks you will find a ladder that goes down into the water - Venice style, and on the side - access to a private lawn (the privacy of which is different in each cabin) with a barbecue corner.

"I have a lot of new ideas" says Hagit (and a little hyperactive fire lights up in her eyes), completely forgetting that the concept of her place is already quite innovative. On normal days I am completely in favor of changes - and Hagit has proven that you can trust her taste - but this time I remember a sentence that sounds better in English: If it ain't broken - Don't fix it...