Non Israeli residents are not subjected to VAT, for compliance reasons you will be asked to send a valid passport photo and your tourist visa (B2, B3, or B4) at your arrival. In the case you fail to send your B2 entry visa, 17% VAT will be added to your reservation amount and charged on your credit card.

There is construction-work in Allenby street, risk of noise (may be also in the night). this is why we lower the price. At this HolyGuest, only a few steps away from Banana Beach, one of Tel Aviv’s many beautiful beaches. If you’re a foodie and keen to try out the local cuisine, you’ll also be happy to hear that Carmel Market is close by (around five minutes). Located in Idelson Street 1 , just a the corner with allenby and behind hayarkon steeet. Att the second floor and only 150 m from Geula beach. In a luxury building, with a very high standing. With one great sized bedroom, one modern bathroom, this luxurious apartment can accomodate up to 6 adults. You will be able to enjoy a lovely sit out sun terrace, an open plan kitchen / lounge with 2 large sofa that can also be made into a bed and all the electronic devices of the property. We provide all fresh linen, bath towels and some starting essentials bathing products. No pets allowed Centrally located, this property is ideal for couples, small families, or business travellers looking for a central location and the convenience to have cafe's restaurants, bars, shops, super markets, parks, beaches and many more on your door step. You’ll find these in every HolyGuest apartment: - Free Wifi - Hotel quality mattresses - Freshly cleaned sheets & towels - Bathroom amenities - Hair dryer, iron and board - Nespresso machine - Local tips advises - Baby crib, chair and bath (upon request)

Discover the old and new in one of the most interesting streets in TLV. The apartment is located 100 m away from Jerusalem beach promenade with many bars and restaurants and the famous Carmel market. The City Centre is a prime location in Tel Aviv. It houses all of the city’s most important cultural attractions such as the iconic White City - a UNESCO World Heritage Site that houses over 4,000 Bauhaus buildings. Rabin Square, Israel’s most famous plaza named after Yitzhak Rabin, is also located in Tel Aviv’s centre, and is where Tel-Avivians come to celebrate everything from Independence Day to Eurovision victories.