Tel Aviv Inns - Reviews and Rates

So since this is a "travel blog" I feel that I should describe my time here in a way that would be appealing for travellers. However, since I'm not really travelling at the moment, I also just want to update my family and friends. Here's the lowdown.

The passed week or so has been filled with family and friends. When I have these visits, ...

Day 11 Jaffa and Tel Aviv By name Jaffa is where all the yummy oranges come from, yet I couldn't spot a single citrus tree. The ancient port town has long been swallowed up by metropolitan Tel Aviv. It still has some Medieval charm in the winding alleys between the sand-stone facades of the towering portside houses, the church of St Peter and th...

We made our way up from Eilat to the 'disputed' capital of the country, Tel Aviv... We left the very confusing bus station, after a lovely security check to get in... We went out to make our way to the beachy bit to find a hostel, when we got approached by some cabbies who tried to convince us to pay a ridiculous amount to get there...(100 Sheke...

My last few days in London were spent relaxing in Chelsea at Adams' house, reminising about the first taste of the fine white powder as you fly down the slope. I am not a hard core skier but poor Adam misses this the most about Canada. I headed to Andover to see Sonya and Andy one last time before heading back to good ol' Heathrow. I boarded a n...