The Beresheet Hotel is Luxurious Beyond One's Wildest Dreams
Michael Hemsworth — February 8, 2013 — Art & Design
References: feigin.co.il & coolhunting
The desert is often associated with being a vast wasteland where little can survive, but the Beresheet Hotel helps transform a small portion of the barren land into a lap of luxury. Designed by Italian architecture company Feigin, the Beresheet Hotel is a synergy between the opulent lifestyles of California and the natural beauty that the Negev Desert.
Located in a remote region of the Negev Desert in Israel, the Beresheet Hotel is a modest two-stories and has 111 rooms to accommodate the rich and powerful who dare to trek into the mysterious terrain. The grounds are pepped with large pools, lounge chairs and areas that allow visitors to not simply stay inside during their stay, but really connect with their surroundings.
Located in a remote region of the Negev Desert in Israel, the Beresheet Hotel is a modest two-stories and has 111 rooms to accommodate the rich and powerful who dare to trek into the mysterious terrain. The grounds are pepped with large pools, lounge chairs and areas that allow visitors to not simply stay inside during their stay, but really connect with their surroundings.
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