Heaven|Gan Eden couples only

I'm on a quiet, green street in Rosh Pina, a minute's drive and twenty minutes' walk from the town's historic and tourist center. Also a minute from the new shopping and entertainment centers. Following Ohad's close guidance, I turn onto a side dirt road, one of those you don't see until you point it out. The road winds through agricultural land and ends in a wide wheat field, with an open horizon to the Hermon Mountains. It takes me a few minutes to notice two charming wooden cabins that have "hidden" to their right, in a small orchard of fruit trees.

This is an intimate, well-planned B&B complex, with beautiful exterior and interior design, with an emphasis on privacy between the cabins, which is achieved through vegetation. The guesthouse is located far back and is not noticeable. Those who choose to sit on the balcony will enjoy great privacy thanks to the smart planning.

The wooden cabins are identical and are built in combination with Italian stone, with a lot of thought given to comfort and aesthetics. The difference between the cabins, which were built next to each other (as mentioned, with complete privacy), is reflected in their location in the orchard: one cabin is open to the view, the other is more intimate, hidden in a blooming garden.

The buildings themselves are designed in a very intimate way. You won't find huge, unnecessary spaces here, and there's exactly what you need. For example, the Italian fireplace "dressed" in handmade tiles and operated by a smart remote, or the solid wood seating bar built on an Italian stone column.

The atmosphere in the cabins combines calm and rustic softness with a "breathing" space. Cream-colored walls, a triangular slope of the high roof, an abundance of lamps scattered on all sides and bright, natural light penetrating through the large windows - give the cabin a "golden" lighting, bright, caressing and flattering. Adjacent to a large wooden display case you will find a large, round indoor jacuzzi on a podium decorated with Italian mosaic stones.

After visiting the place, I understand better why "Gan Edan" has a very loyal audience that returns again and again. Beyond the excellent location and the very high level of maintenance, it's hard not to be infected by the enthusiasm that the host radiates, and probably the fact that this person simply "lives" the profession explains the excellent reputation that this "Gan Edan" has earned.