Villa Nof 64

Guest house · No kosher certificate

64 Nof Street, Arad

A villa of three suites and a room on Arad's last street before the open desert, with a pool and a covered outdoor jacuzzi.

Villa Nof 64 stands on Nof Street, on the seam between Arad and the open desert, facing the wadi that looks towards the Dead Sea. Its site credits the architecture and design to Itay Levin and calls the house a desert adaptation of Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye of 1929, in browns, rust, copper and bronze that answer the rock, with the turquoise of the Dead Sea's horizon. It lets three suites and one room, singly or as a whole villa for up to 13 guests, with a swimming pool that is heated and covered in winter, a covered outdoor jacuzzi, a fitted bar kitchen and a self-service breakfast at no extra charge. Two of the suites are a tribute to the writer Amos Oz, who lived and wrote on Nof Street for some thirty years, and the library lounge holds all his books. Massage treatments and a guided walk in the writer's footsteps can be booked through the villa.