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this mud house (beytuturab in Arabic, the language spoken here) offers an interesting alternative to standard hotels. It is owned by Memo Duri and his sister Ferdus, who grew up in this village. When they moved to the city, they missed the traditional lifestyle. They returned, renovated the single-storey mud house and opened it to visitors. It is not a fancy place. It is a genuine earth village house. Here you have to forget modern conveniences and allow yourselves to be drawn to the flavour of the Middle East. The neighbourhood is crowded, the streets full of life. People share a communal existence and cook wonderful local dishes. If you happen to be around when they do, they might suggest you join them.
Facilities:credit cards accepted • suburban setting • traditional architecture • nice garden • internet present • open off season
Location:in village
Restaurant:Mediterranean cuisine • Custom • Meals served on request • Homemade cuisine • Local • Vegetarian cuisine
Child policy:children welcome
Net connection:in common areas only • free of charge
Activities:guided tour • trekking