There are 39 rooms in the hotel spread across five floors. The smallest one is 15 sq. meters while the largest one is 24 sq. meters. The rooms have a natural color palette, and again, you’ll find here distinctive pieces by Israeli artisans from beautiful sofas, chairs and table lights to artisanal organic bath products by Arugot.
All of the rooms feature the usual amenities such as an in-room safe, hairdryer, bathrobes etc. Though all of the rooms have a rainforest shower, only the Superior Chill Room has a (photogenic) bathtub. Some of the rooms also offer a small balcony or a small outdoor private garden. You will also find in the room the hotel’s magazine with recommended attractions, restaurants and bars.
We chose to stay in the Deluxe Room. It had plenty of light, and it was relatively large. We loved the fact that despite the central location, we couldn’t hear any of the street noise, don’t you love soundproof windows? The rainforest shower was wonderful, but we especially loved (and some might say got addicted to) the scent of the artisanal bath products. These bath products and fragrances are made especially for the Vera by Arugot, a small family farm in the western Negev whose products are made from organic seeds and plants. Some of these products are also sold at the hotel.
We were treated with the delicious (and photogenic) house cocktail and an assortment of lightly roasted nuts. You will also find a glass bottle with water, and you can always grab some coffee, tea, water, sparkling water and wine from the lobby, free of charge.