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Beresheet |
Beresheet, the newest hotel in the Isrotel new Exclusive Collection Hotels, is built in one of the most beautiful and tranquil places in Israel - on the edge of Ramon Crater in the Central Negev town of Mitzpe Ramon. |
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The David Citadel Hotel |
My first love was The David Citadel Hotel in Jerusalem. I have had a
relationship with the David Citadel Hotel since I began my career as Missions
Director of THE ASSOCIATED. For me, this hotel is home. |
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Herod's Vitalis Spa |
My favorite, though I must be honest, I don’t LOVE any hotel in Eilat, is Herod’s Vitalis. From the moment you check in you realize you are in a different world – very elegant and refined. |
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Isrotel Royal Beach Eilat |
Well, everyone told me the Royal Beach was “the best” hotel in Eilat. So when my family was here and my brother (who loves the heat) felt the need to go to an even hotter place than Central Israel in August, we headed to Eilat and we decided to try something new; we booked the Royal Beach. We booked a Royal Room, in spite of the fact that everyone told us to book the Standard because they’re “just fine,” because we had access to the President’s Lounge. It was totally worth it! It was so hot out and the lounge was a comfortable place to sit with indoor and outdoor seating, computers you could use for free and a nice selection of newspapers. Plus, they served complimentary food and drinks. The spread was quite something; I’ve never been on a cruise, but this is what it must be like – revolving food all day long. The hotel is beautiful, crisp, clean and refreshing. The rooms are very large and the Royal Rooms are in the center of the hotel so they all face the sea; the Red Sea is right in front of you. The only downsides were the hot hallway, you have to pay about $7.50 a day to use the gym and pay for Internet access. |
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Mamilla |
If you love “W” then Mamilla is for you. Walk across the street from the
David Citadel (same owner) and enter the Mamilla, and you walk into a different
world. If the David Citadel is classic, Mamilla is contemporary, modern,
minimalistic, kind of has that Zen thing going on, with music and atmospheric
lighting throughout – some say dark, but I love it! |
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Mitzpe Hayamim |
I got the BEST massage of my life at Mizpe Hayamim. It is one of the coolest
places ever - ESPECIALLY room 701 and 702, they are VERY SPECIAL rooms with two
walls of glass, so you look out to the rolling hills of the Galilee and look
across to the rugged Golan Heights! |
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Montefiore |
Tel Aviv is nothing if not trendy – always was and always will be. What do I mean? One person opens something, next day everyone copies the idea. |
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Room 1125 |
Room 1125 is located in the Golan Heights in Nimrod, the highest village in Israel – 1125 Meters high to be exact, hence the name. Owned by an incredibly hospitable couple, Michal and Diego Goldfarb, who do whatever they can to make your stay incredible! Diego welcomes you and will give you a tour of his gallery (he’s a painter) if you like - you can even have an art lesson during your stay! |
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101 W. Mt. Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201, 410-727-4828 |