We currently offer four rooms at Arie’s Awesome Eilat Guest House and Museum of Kitsch. There are no shared (dorm) rooms; only private rooms with double beds, intended for up to 2 adults travelling together, with one child. Folding beds or spare mattresses, as well as a baby cot/playpen may be available; contact Arie to find out.
Each room offers slightly different facilities, but they’re all comfy, with double beds, clean sheets, towels and cupboards, so you can unpack your gear while you stay here and make yourself at home. You will be provided with your own key for maximum privacy.
Price: All rooms are 220 NIS/night ($60/ €44)
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The Workshop
The Workshop
The Workshop and the Unnamed suites are located outside of the main house, for privacy and comfort. Each room has a television and kitchenette, in addition to the private shower.
The Workshop got its name after serving as a studio for one of Eilat’s resident jewellers. On a workbench in one corner of the room he used to make rings and trinkets out of silver and gold, and on some occasions produced more extravagant pieces, like beautifully intricate hilts and hand guards for Japanese swords.
Featured facilities:
- Kitchenette
- Private shower and toilet
- Satellite TV
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The Unnamed Suite
The Unnamed Suite
The Unnamed Suite has been home to many young folks passing through Eilat. Young men and women starting out on their own, looking to spend some time in the most awesome city in Israel; chilling on the beach during the day, celebrating at the clubs during the night, and maybe making some money while they’re at it.
The Unnamed Suite is a symbol of freedom, vitality and hope.
Featured facilities:
- Kitchenette
- Private shower and toilet
- Satellite TV
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The Gallery
The Gallery
The Gallery is a room inside the main house, through the corridor displaying the pictures of Arie’s family. In this spacious room you will find a huge bed, convenient cupboard, and your own private shower and toilet.
Featured facilities:
- Private shower and toilet
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The Library
The Library
Once home to Arie’s unimaginably huge videotape collection, this room now displays Arie’s collection of pulp novels and classic fiction, as well as assorted old cameras from his past.
This room is located just off the common room, inside the house.
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