Palatial dining. Invite your 16 closest friends.

This unique, historic home in the heart of Safed’s Artists’ Quarter has been impeccably renovated and converted into a spacious, peaceful getaway; the perfect blend of history and modernity.  Built centuries ago and lovingly restored, Villa Tiferet is the perfect venue for your family vacation

Please note that in the video above the 'Hobbit Cottage' shown is no longer included as part of Villa Tiferet but can be rented separately.

Soft pillows and dappled sunshine beckon a nap.

Tiferet - A Harmonious Blend

The word Tiferet portrays the essence of a home set in a centuries' old mystical city. Derived from the Hebrew word pe'er, meaning beauty, Tiferet is the aspect of harmony in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. It is also related to the sun. We invite you to sit in the stone courtyard under azure skies...you may just feel the balance, the integration and the serenity that is Tiferet.

Serenity is a hammock, a fountain and, above, a deep blue sky. The courtyard.

Splashing fountain, a starry sky. Drink in the fresh air of a Tsfat summer night.

Meat side on the left, dairy on the right. A fully equipped kosher gourmet kitchen.

Table set. Urn and plata warming. Ready for an uplifting Shabbat, Tsfati style.

Sink into the couches in the living room. In the winter, snuggle up at the fireside here.

Scented geraniums and lavender. A splashing fountain. Are we in Tuscany? No, Tsfat!

Azure eyes, azure walls. Dreaming in Tsfat.

Come night, the lattice and Moroccan lighting cast exotic shadows.

Lift off from the villa rooftop care of drone photography. Eretz chemda tovah ur'chavah.

Entrance to two upstairs bedrooms: room on left sleeps five (best for kids); and room on right sleeps a couple or three guests.

Two hammocks. One sunset. Divine inspiration.

The courtyard and roof. Set on the mountainside of the Artists' Quarter.

We provide tea lights, kiddush cup, bentchers, havdalah set and ambiance par excellence. Shabbat Shalom!

Guest are greeted with a bottle of wine.

A view from the family room into the office and dining room.

Bring your favorite book and snuggle up.

Like gourmet cooking? The Godin French oven features 5 gas burners, a large oven plus smaller oven.

Elegant dining room

Detail of the fountain in the courtyard

Whimsical design detail. Each ceramic knob is different.

Shabbat Shalom from Villa Tiferet.

Moroccan eclectic. Romantic lighting in a stone niche.

Fee fi fo fum. Are these the giant's keys from Jack and the Beanstalk?

Elegant Moroccan urn stands in dining room niche.