Stay in one of the most distinctive guestrooms in Israel, individually crafted from retired buses.  Zimmerbuses are so special that they appear in a French publication presenting the most unique 1001 places to stay in the world  www.hebergement-insolite.com http://www.sejour-insolite.com/exodia.html    

Zimmerbus is located in the little village of Ezuz, situated on a hill-top, overlooking the beautiful open desert spaces of the Negev.

It all started when the Hirshfeld family turned an old city bus into their guest room. It quickly became famous as an architectural monument and symbol for the village’s ecotourism. The bus is covered with adobe and its roof is overlaid with palm leaves. From within it received a brand new life and changed its image completely with the help of the loving hands of the Hirshfelds.

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The family has grown over the years, and have six children at the moment. Along with this growth they recruited another two special buses. These have been converted to serve as Zimmers for families. 

The Hirshfelds have milking goats and chickens, and produce many homemade organic products such as cheese, yoghurt and bread. In season, these are included in the meals hosted by the family.

A sight like the Zimmerbus and the Hirshfelds can probably only be met in a Jewish gypsy desert-style village like Ezuz!