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Sitopia guesthouse: A piece of Tuscany in Israel
Although I would highly recommend Sitopia, let me be clear that it is not for everyone. It’s only two to a room, and doesn’t accommodate children under 16.
THE SITOPIA guesthouse – each room faces towards a lovely, largely unspoiled view of the countryside, which you can enjoy either sitting on a front patio – complete with a fire-pit lit up at night – or even from your bed, with a strategically placed-window offering a vista from the sleeping loft.
(photo credit:
YOSEF BRETON
)
By
CALEV BEN-DAVID
APRIL 2, 2023 00:27
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