Nataf

In the southernmost edge of Midbara, located between soft hills, is Nataf cabin.

The lower level of the cabin holds the kitchen and a living room, and its wide glass doors and windows invite the desert beauty inside. Small niches are carved into the cob walls, and a metal fireplace is located in one of its own. Three stairs lead up to the sleeping quarters and the sculpted bathroom. The cabin is accessed via a shaded terrace overlooking a privately hidden wooden desert Hammam (hot-tub). Right by the terrace is a wide double bed, sculpted out of stone and wood.

Nataf cabin also invites its guests outdoors – to lay down, watch the blanket of stars over the night’s sky, and imagine the caravans passing through the historical Incense Trade Route which was located nearby, transporting incense to the temple in Jerusalem.

Nataf is a couples’ villa, but is spacious enough to accommodate more than 2 guests alone.