Pereh Hotel is a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel in Israel. Its design reflects a true connection to nature, history, and the environment, creating an atmosphere of freedom and renewal. Interior design was led by Dana Leitersdorf’s office, specializing in hotel planning.

At this unique project, Leelou Home, designed and manufactured the custom-made furniture and provided styling services, sourcing and procurement, art curation, and more – All contributing to the hotel’s unique “look and feel.”

Each room at the hotel was designed as a one-of-a-kind space to offer a continuous, dynamic, and renewing guest experience. Every room has its own atmosphere and style, unified by a design approach that preserves historical elements while embracing leisure and innovation. The project utilized natural materials, high-quality textiles, and meticulous attention to detail in both finishing and furnishings.

The outdoor spaces of the rooms were designed with natural-material furniture, textiles suited to the Israeli climate, crochet umbrellas, wooden tables, jute accents, and decorative tribal-oriental accessories.

The reception area, poolside, restaurant, spa, wine cellar, and additional public spaces were all styled under the hotel’s design concept to create a harmonious and cohesive hospitality experience.

Interior Design: Dana Leitersdorf
Photography: Aya Ben Ezri