A charming four-room, family-owned retreat nestled in the Judean Hills, Sitopia has a slow-living ethos, farm-to-table dining and ultra-local experiences at its core. A natural retreat set in the picturesque village of Kfar Uria, just a 40-minute drive from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Sitopia is housed in a one-story villa boasting four thoughtfully designed rooms, an open dining area and bar, and heated swimming pool set within an open-air lobby with an adjacent steam room.
Owned and run by British-Israeli mother-daughter duo, Tessa Laws and Lotte Beilin, Sitopia will take guests on a journey through this lesser-known region of the Judean Hills, and is set to be the ideal hideaway for nature-lovers, luxury seekers and those simply looking for peace and quiet.
The four loft-styled rooms at Sitopia are housed in a one-story building, set on the ground floor, and feature sophisticated, charming interiors with distinct color schemes. Comprising a White, Blue, Green and Black room designed by Israeli architect Amit Doron, each room boasts a private, nature-facing terrace space and a back-to-basics campfire.
The bucolic retreat, named after the ancient Greek words for food, “sitos,” and place, “topos,” provides an idyllic setting for sleeping, eating, and exploring. Tessa and Lotte bring a fresh perspective on hospitality to the Judean Hills, welcoming visitors looking to relax and unwind in a destination that cares deeply about the local community and the environment.
Days can be spent enjoying everything Sitopia has to offer, from relaxing by the pool, or exploring the nearby fields with a freshly prepared picnic, to guided Tzora forest bathing, bike and jeep excursions and Kadma winery and Mony vineyard visits.
