Description:The hotel is situated on the Ashkelon Marina,on a cliff overlooking the beach. A swimming pool (heated and covered in winter) and kid's pool are on the premises for the hotel guests' enjoyment. There is a choice of kosher restaurant. Shabbat elevator... [more]
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Address:
Hatayassim Street 56
78100 Ashkelon ,
Israel
Number of rooms / apartments: 248 Walking distance in MINUTES from closest Synagogue: 0 (N/A) Kosher restaurant: 1 (in the hotel)
Description:
This kosher hotel is located conveniently not far from the Mediterranean sea and its beutiful beaches. It is a great hotel for perfect family vacation, with lots of activities for kids, including the Magic land amusement park. The rooms are either standard, superior or suites. There is a Health Club, swimming pool and fitness center.
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