Our professional team will welcome you on your arrival and will accompany you on your departure. We remain available for the duration of your stay. By email, texting, unless it's the middle of the night, we are reachable! We would be delighted to help you with tailor made recommendations on things to do, places to visit or sit back for your restaurant reservations. Let us know what you need to make your stay comfortable and we will do our utmost to make it happen!

## Attention: There is construction-work next to this house, risk of noise. this is why we lower the At this HolyGuest, you'll love the modern amenities and relaxed style, Cordelia is a great option for travellers looking to be within walking distance to the sea, sun and buzzing Carmel Market. Even though it’s not the most personal home in our collection, this two-bedroom home comes with nice touches like a rainfall shower and decorative chandeliers. It's also complete with a cosy balcony where you can enjoy views of Banana Beach from afar. Featuring: -2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (including master bedroom) -balcony with an outstanding view of Tel Aviv city sights & sea. - fully equipped kitchen -open living room with a dining table. -modern design Here is the list of everything you will find in the apartment: -free Wifi - good quality mattress - hair dryer - quality cotton sheets - fresh towels - televisions - Apple TV - tea, coffee & sugar - shampoo and soap - table and iron - Nespresso machine - fully equipped kitchen - baby crib, chair and bath (upon request) In addition, the Holyguest team will be happy to recommend things to do, places to visit or help with any booking.

This flat conveniently located in the heart of Tel Aviv is ideal for business people seeking easy access to the business neighborhood on Rothschild Boulevard as well as holiday makers who are more interested by the famous beaches, the trendy shops of Neve Tzedek or the atmosphere of the Carmel Market, as well as the restaurants and bars. Nestled in between the Carmel Market and the beach, you'll find Kerem Hateimanim, a small neighbourhood founded by Yemeni immigrants in the 1930s. It’s come a long way since then, and today it’s been taken over by bohemian Tel-Avivians looking for affordable housing. Even though Kerem Hateimanim is in the process of being gentrified, the neighbourhood hasn’t lost the authentic, village-like feel that’s beloved by many. There are still plenty of the original Yemenite restaurants around, which are worth a visit, even if you don’t end up staying in this part of the city.