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23 King David St, Jerusalem, 94101, Israel
Good for: Historical Travel, Business Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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56 Mazeh Street, Tel Aviv 65789, Israel
Good for: Singles, Arts and Culture, Business Travel
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North Beach, Eilat, 88000, Israel
Good for: Water Sports, Beaches
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2015 Mount of Precipice, (formerly Renaissance Nazareth Hotel), Nazareth, Galilee, 16000, Israel
Good for: Road Trip, Luxury Travel, Disabilities
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Gdud Barak St, Tiberias, Israel
Good for: Family Travel, Water Sports, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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Caesarea, Caesarea, 30600, Israel
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Herzliya Beach, Herzlia, 46851, Israel
Good for: Beaches, Sailing and Boating, Spa and Resort
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4 Henrietta Szold St, Beersheba, 84894, Israel
Good for: Road Trip, Seniors, Business Travel
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4 Zahal St. , Zichron Yaakov, 30900, Israel
Good for: Beaches, Family Travel, Spa and Resort
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14 Zisman Street, Diamond Exchange District, Ramat Gan, 52136, Israel
Good for: Business Travel
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Nablus Rd, Jerusalem, 97200, Israel
Good for: Luxury Travel, Wine Tasting, Food and Dining
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1 Zamenhoff Street, Dizengoff Circle, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 64373, Israel
Good for: Arts and Culture, Eco-Tourism, Budget Travel
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North Beach, Eilat, 88101, Israel
Good for: Luxury Travel, Spa and Resort, Diving and Snorkeling
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Rimonim Ha'Maayan Nazareth Hotel
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Paulus VI Road, PO Box 2767, Nazareth, Galilee, 16000, Israel
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90% of the hotels are located at Ein Boqeq. No hotels are located at the Northern tip of the Dead Sea as you drive down from Jerusalem. There are a few beaches ( Biankini for example ) as you turn right after reaching the Dead Sea from Jerusalem, but they are not particularly nice, and I wouldn't call them beaches exactly.
There are a few kibbutz guesthouses on the way to the Dead Sea hotels, such as Kalia and Ein Gedi ( which is particularly popular because of the excellent nature reserve located there). However, the majority of the major hotels begin only at Ein Boqeq, starting with the Meridien hotel, which is the first hotel on the right. Only the hotels on the left hand side of the road ( such as Tsell Harim and Crowne Plaza ) have adjoining beaches on the Dead Sea. Isrotel is the last hotel in Ein Boqeq. Further along the road about 40 minutes walk from Ein Boqeq, are additional hotels such as the all inclusive Golden Tulip Club and Moriah Classic. The Dead Sea stores are located only at Ein Boqeq.
During our trip to Negev desert we stayed in Carmey Avdat farm owned by Yeal and Hana Izrael. It's a really unique farm with a lot of attention to ecological issues. The farm was built to grow vineyard and make wine, but it also offers lodging - 6 cabins for couples or families. The cabins are really something special, built in into the terrain with amazing view of the desert. You can of course taste the local wine and also see the metal works of Yeal which are pretty interesting too.
There are many places of historical interest near the farm. So we enjoyed a real nice combination of relaxation and sightseeing.
Winery that makes great wine, amazing desert and strong ecological accent: water recycling, solar energy, recycling waste and bathing pools
Located Eilat's North Shore Hotel District, the Vista is an excellent venue for a Red Sea Holiday. In the west is a charming "vista" of Eilat framed by its milti-colorful mountains and in the east and south lovely views of the Edom Mountains of Jordan and the Gulf of Aqaba.
The hotel is inexpensive, represents excellent value, and is a comfortable base for enjoying all that Eilat's Red Sea Riviera has to offer.
7 Guest Suites, 84 Guest Rooms, Swimming Pool with waterside BarBQ's, Restaurant Dining, Bar with Lobby Lounge, Game Room, Laundry Service
You can watch my 4 min 16 sec HD Video Eilat Vista Hotel out of my Youtube channel.
Shalom Hotel is located in Tel Aviv, facing the Mediterranean Sea and overlooking a garden and beautiful landscape. The hotel is within walking distance from business centers, shopping and entertainment and just a few steps away from the beach.
The guiding line at Shalom Hotel is also expressed here in being within easy access of numerous entertainment options, as well as sports and recreation, while keeping a meticulous standard of service and hospitality.
Some 50 rooms await you at the Shalom Hotel. They are fitted with cable color-TV, a refrigerator, radio, central air-conditioning, heating and 3 telephones as well as a connecting socket for a computer, fax or modem, fast Internet connection - ADSL.
You can watch my 1 min 03 sec HD Video Tel Aviv Shalom Hotel out of my Youtube channel.
The Jerusalem Tower Hotel is located in the center of town, within easy walking distance to the major historical and holy sites of the city.
120 well furnished rooms have private bath, air conditioning and color television. Each bedroom has cable television, including CNN, German, French and Russian Channels and the Movie Channel. Each room has a bathroom with hair dryer, private safe for a daily charge.
At several of the hotels we stayed in, you had to place your room key in a slot inside the room in order to get electricity. I had not encountered this before - it is an ingenious way to not waste energy. So remember, if you want to keep the heat/air on while you are away from your room, you will need to get a second key to keep in the slot.
We participated in a B'nai Mitzvah tour operated by Ayelet Tours of Albany, NY and IGT. It was the worst travel experience we have ever had. The guide, who should set the tone, failed to do so at every opportunity. He was unorganized and as a result, the entire tour was always behind schedule. We missed a number of sites that were on the itinerary. While other groups were learning and experiencing with their guides, we were subjected to droning speeches with little substantial content in poor English. When we and others complained to Ayelet, they were extremely unhelpful. The accomodations were fair, but for the high premium price, we expected more. What should have been the trip of a lifetime was ruined by Ayelet Tours. There are many tour groups available. If you have a choice, do not choose Ayelet. You will be sorry you did.
Apart from the fact that I’m partial to the name Sarah – it’s my mom’s name - I have only nice things to say about Beit Sarah (literally Sarah’s House), a guesthouse in Ein Gedi right next to the nature reserve, and just across the road from the Dead Sea.
Now, Beit Sarah is not the Hilton, but if you are prepared to skip the frills, it offers very nice accommodations and surprisingly good food in a setting that will leave your mouth hanging open – and all this, without breaking the bank. The guesthouse/youth hostel is housed in a cluster of whitewashed buildings surrounded by flowering bushes and trees against a stunning backdrop of pinky beige cliffs.
The rooms are dormitory style, pretty spacious, with 4-6 bunk beds, a toilet and shower (no bath) and a small refrigerator. Nothing fancy, but quite adequate, and the extra beds (if you don’t need them all) are good for lounging and repacking suitcases without having to bend down.
The Kibbutz Ein Gedi guesthouse, which is very beautiful – the whole kibbutz is set in an exotic botanical garden – is nearby, but Beit Sarah is considerably less expensive, and the location can’t be beat: It’s just a five-minute walk to the Nahal David spring, the site of the ancient Ein Gedi synagogue mosaic and a free beach.
Meals are served in the dining hall, in a separate building. You sit at the table looking out huge glass windows with a view that is not to be believed. If you didn’t know better you’d swear it was glued on…We spent the weekend there, paying for half board, which included a Friday night meal and a Sabbath morning buffet. I don’t remember exactly what we ate, but I do know it was plentiful and tasty. Maybe not 5-star, but a whole lot better than you would expect in a place that calls itself a youth hostel.
And that brings me to one more point: Beit Sarah is a favorite for school trips. If you have a problem with noise, it may be wise to inquire if there are any large groups of kids scheduled to arrive when you are. At night, when they congregate under your window, you may feel like it’s one big sleepover…
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My friend who visited from Holland also had the same dilema and tried to stay in the old city but felt too spooky at night. So he moved to Jerusalem Hostel on Jaffa Road and he was very pleased. You can check www.telaviv4fun.com/jerusalem for a link and more tips - Good luck
Mary
It is central, and clean and has a nice roof.
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