See why so many travellers make The Desert Olive Farm their bed and breakfast of choice when visiting Sde Boker. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Close to Ben Gurion Tomb (2.3 mi), a popular Sde Boker landmark, The Desert Olive Farm is a great destination for tourists.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning and a seating area, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the bed and breakfast.
The Desert Olive Farm features a sun terrace, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a pool and barbeque facilities. If you are driving to The Desert Olive Farm, free parking is available.
While in Sde Boker be sure to experience nearby delis such as Knaaniya.
Looking to explore? Then look no further than Ben-Gurion Hut, which is a popular Sde Boker history museum – and it is conveniently located a short distance from the bed and breakfast.
At The Desert Olive Farm, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Sde Boker.
The conditions are really comfortable, most of the needed facilities exist there. the pool is clean and the bathroom is amazing! There is quite enough shadow for 7-9 persons. Although, The tent is pretty small for more than 8 persons and the service suppliers are not too friendly. For me, it felt a bit commercialized with a small extra for each additional, they weren't too flexible with special requests.
We held there a weekend for nearly 20 members of our family at the ״Group Cabin”. It was winter already and it was very cold (and rainy at times) at the desert. We were surprised to find out that the shower and toilet were without a roof(!). Please see our picture. Nothing in the website said that and the pictures there do not show the sky. Unfortunately, a call with the owners led to fruitless discussions, to say the least. This was disappointing. The result was that only a hand-full of people took a shower over the whole weekend. It would be fair to say that beyond that the place was fine - the kitchen was well equipped and the cabin and hot tub were warm. We left with mixed emotions.
We were looking for a night to experience something different with our children to celebrate the end of summer. If you are looking for a genuine family-oriented desert extravaganza - this is the place for you! In just one night at the farm we experienced outdoor "poike" cooking, a dip in a cool pool beside our tee-pee tent, a bonfire and storytelling under the stars. We all enjoyed ourselves immensely and found the peace and quite we all needed. The farm has the perfect balance between that rugged outdoor feel with amenities that make it a comfortable stay. The experience of bathing surrounded by palm leaves under the crystal clear skies of the desert night cannot be beaten! Owners are very helpful and friendly. They are available for questions and advice if needed.
I've been trying to book an accommodation at this place (2 months in advance) and for the past week and a half, they have refused to talk to me on the phone, only communicate through emails with very unclear answers. When I did call them they disconnect me, send a text and ask that I contact through email. Mirna, (the manager I think) answers partial answers and doesn't answer any of the questions I've emailed at least 3 times. This is possibly the worst customer service I've experienced, especially when trying to book accommodation for 20+ people.
What did we expect for $150/night? 1) A hotel employee to greet us when we arrived to show us to our teepee/explain the camp site 2) Bedding These aren’t grand expectations and yet they were not met at the Desert Olive Farm. We arrived to a completely deserted farm. We walked around looking in each teepee hoping to find one set up for us - there was none. Each teepee was empty, dirty and had mattress pads that looked like gym equipment. We could not find the bathroom. The “private swimming pools” were not filled with water. There was nowhere to secure our things. A farm worker tried to help us but could not. We called the number on the confirmation email, no one answered. After a creepy half hour in the middle of the desert, we decided to leave and luckily found another hotel to take us in. The Alpaca Farm in nearby Mitzpe Ramon was a delight, especially on such short notice. The kicker? After not a single service was provided to us at the Desert Olive Farm, we wrote them an email politely asking for a refund. They were very hostile and refused. After reading further into the reviews upon our return, we see we aren’t the only ones who had a poor experience. In the end, we are out $150 for no services rendered. Buyer beware of this complete scam.…
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