Even as Israelis and Palestinians bicker over how to share this historic land, Israel is a thriving, parliamentary state boasting cultural sites like Jerusalem, and fun spots like Haifa. Hotels abound, and HotelTravel.com has the right one for you.
"On the very eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea lies Israel, the home of the Holy Land. Bordering Lebanon to the north and Syria is northeast, Jordan to the east and Egypt southwest. A land offering everything to everyone, with a mixture of religions, Muslim, Christian, Druze, Samaritans and of course it is the world’s only Jewish state.
Israel offers so much for the visitor, as Jerusalem is considered the birth place of modern religion as we know it. Culture here is unique in everyway, given that visiting some of the world’s most important religious shrines can inspire and awe those that experience them. Although the history of the Holy Land dates back thousands of years, by no means is Israel out of touch with modern living in today’s world.
Due to investments made by the people of Israel, Israel has become a popular tourist destination. Despite its ancient past, Israel’s cities sparkle with modern buildings, gleaming high-rises, and excellent infrastructure. Toss in great dining, shopping and entertaining nightlife and you’ve got a fantastic holiday destination.
Whether you are here to heal your mind, body or soul, Israel will provide you with what you need. For the mind, you have many modern night clubs, shopping malls and great restaurants to keep you occupied throughout your trip. Other offerings are the mass of luxury spas and celebrated sea resorts, to relax and invigorate your body. The Holy land also has an abundance of religious sites to visit to help heal your soul. This will occupy a vast amount of time travelling to and from these places using the modern and efficient public transport service.
Accommodation in Israel varies greatly from hotels to kibbutz and recreation villages. It is best to book months in advance for Israel’s high season (usually July to August, though this varies according to region) and during religious holiday periods.
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Regarded by many as the Holy Land, Israel is a remarkable, fascinating and historical country. A world-class destination, Israel offers numerous cultural and religious attractions, luxurious spas and celebrated sea resorts - all within an atmosphere that combines the very ancient with the ultra high-tech. Everyone has their own perception of what Israel is about: it’s fun in the sun, it's floating in the Dead Sea, it's non-stop nightlife, it’s the Promised Land, it’s a magical place. And while it is all of these things, it is also much more.
Bloomfield Science Museum (Jerusalem)
This hands-on museum is an exciting and educational place for the whole family. Throughout the week experienced guides hold scientific demonstrations, guided tours, workshops and activity corners. Located at Museum Boulevard, Hebrew University, Givat Ram Campus. Phone: +972 2 561 8128
Jerusalem
Jerusalem is a fascinating city whether you are shopping, dining, marvelling at historical sites or making a religious pilgrimage. For many faiths, it is one of the most revered cities on Earth. Well known attractions include the Wailing Wall, the Dome of the Rock and the Israel Museum which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls. Visitors can tour Mount Zion and the Tomb of David, follow the Way of the Cross and enter the Church of the Holy Scripture. Excursions to three important sites are to the Abu Ghush, En Karem and the Hill of Rachel.
Stores are generally open from Sunday through Friday 08:00-19:00. Shops in hotels are often open until midnight. Due to the variety of religions in Israel, there are different shopping hours depending on the venue: Muslim shops close on Fridays, Jewish shops on Saturdays and Christian shops close on Sundays.
Service was excellent as was the location of the hotel. The rooms were large enough and the facilities were good. Overall, we were pleased and would definitely stay again. ...
