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1. Beresheet by Isrotel exclusive
Beresheet by Isrotel exclusiveRamat Negev
- Experience family bliss at this desert mountain retreat with two pools, a kids club, and babysitting for a perfect adventure-filled escape.
NZ$1,212
7 Nov - 8 Nov




2. Ramon Suites Hotel
Ramon Suites HotelRamat Negev
- Family fun begins with breakfast, swimming, and kitchenettes in this desert escape with an indoor pool and dining options.
NZ$229
31 Oct - 1 Nov
NZ$352
11 Oct - 12 Oct




6. Daroma by Isrotel Collection
Daroma by Isrotel CollectionRamat Negev
- Family-friendly retreat with indoor pool and activities galore, just steps from outdoor adventures in the desert landscape.
NZ$454
17 Oct - 18 Oct
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Family-friendly hotels with free breakfast in Ramat Negev
NZ$454
17 Oct - 18 Oct
NZ$352
11 Oct - 12 Oct
NZ$1,212
7 Nov - 8 Nov
Family-friendly hotels with pools in Ramat Negev
NZ$454
17 Oct - 18 Oct
NZ$1,212
7 Nov - 8 Nov
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Beresheet by Isrotel exclusive
10/10 Excellent
"Beyond our expectations!!"
Carmey Avdat Farm
10/10 Excellent
"Very special place, hard to describe its natural beauty and uniquely charming atmosphere. Wonderful owners with great artistic tastes and accomplishments, love of nature, and appreciation of the majestic serenity of the surrounding desert, coupled with excellent and comfortable room and culinary amenities. The staff are full of smiles and smart guidance, service is prompt and efficient. Breakfast is sumptuous without excess, kitchen and eating areas accessible at all times, and there’s an honor system for self-help to fruits and snacks and pizza! But to really understand how special it is, go and enjoy. Oh, and when you’re there, please say hi to “D’vash,” a honey-colored (Hebrew speakers will understand) canine who kept us company on our terrace while we sipped morning coffee amid the serenity of the surrounding hills. "

































