Description:A beautiful well designed little boutique hotel in the most unique area in tel aviv,a few min walk from the beach.... [more]
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Number of rooms / apartments: 98 Walking distance in MINUTES from closest Synagogue: 0 (N/A) Kosher restaurant: 0 (N/A)
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This is a good hotel for those on business trips. It is centrally located close to the Diamond Exchange and the business centers, as well as the Ayalon highway (for those travelling around Israel for business meetings). The hotel offers services of secretaries. There is a Health Club and swimming pool for hotel guests. Shabbat elevator available. Please send us comment about kashruth in the hotel.
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