City Hotel Tel Aviv

... all of us. I was a little bit scared to travel but I know was trip was really for us. Our trip went smoothly and we arrived in Tel Aviv at 3pm on the 12th of September. We went straight to our Hotel at the Port, it's a new and small hotel but very clean. ...

... some amazing Israeli pastries.  These folks really know how to do it.  After that we headed to our hotel, the Renaissance Tel Aviv. Our property is right on the Mediterranean so  the setting is beautiful.  As I type Richard is out on ...

... before landing...so for me it was a very quick flight... we had a few hours before our next flight to Tel-Aviv, and we briefly contemplated venturing into the city - it was just soooo tempting! - but thought better of it...our plane was on time, and ...

... Panorama (our 5-star digs which were an upgrade courtesy of my capitalist brother) to the more appropriately 3-star Centre Hotel in downtown Tel Aviv. I, for one, feel more at home with the more arty, less formal atmosphere. Though I sure can't knock ...

... on the Prime Minister’s assassination. Then they were off to Nachalat Benyamin and Carmel Market, Tel Aviv’s largest marketplace. The group returned to the hotel to enjoy free time to relax and explore on their own for the remainder of the ...

... A Road Trip, Crusader Ruins, Jesus Hot Spots, and a Gift Shop This morning is Mom's last Israeli buffet breakfast – in Tel Aviv. They are checking out of the Carlton this morning and heading out for Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee. En route they ...

... were taken to an underground castle. After Akko we drove through Haifa. The vistas were amazing at the Bahai Gardens. Then, on to Tel Aviv. We were dropped off at an arts and crafts market (Nahalat Benyamin) and were able to stroll, shop and have ...

We started our first full day in Tel Aviv with a large Israeli breakfast at our hotel. Left the hotel about 9 AM to go to the Diaspora Museum (being renamed the Israel Museum).  We were given a wonderful tour by a student/docent for 1.5 hours.  ...

... miss any of it! This morning we left Tel Aviv and headed north for the day.  It's interesting that we hadn't seen Tel Aviv outside the downtown area.  North Tel Aviv is the thriving, up and coming area.  Condos start in the $500K ...

... as soon as I arrived. I had a 5 hour layover in London, then went on to Tel Aviv, 5 more hours. Tel Aviv is a very modern city, many skyscapers. Our hotel is basic but in a good location. We walked to a fish restaurant several blocks away for dinner. I ...

My last day in Israel began when I got up at 9:44 at my hotel in Tel Aviv. Went downstairs to eat breakfast, packed, and did some things online before checking out at noon at storing my suitcase. The day got off to a bad start when I checked the upgrade ...

... the Hotel David Intercontinental, from where I cut inland and started making my home back to the hotel, walking through the Carmel Market, Tel Aviv’s central street marketplace. I always love wandering through street markets in foreign countries ...

... got up to drive to Tel Aviv. This was only about an hours drive away from Jerusalem. Once we got to Tel Aviv, it took us a while to find our hotel (we drove around in circles for about half an hour!) because none of the street signs correspond to that on ...

... that there would be a large exodus of people leaving so they could get to service, but that was not the case. Sundown is when Tel Aviv comes alive. However, that’s when we go to bed. Like reverse-vampires, we fled the beach, unpacked all of our ...

... we have seen a lot of Tel Aviv...From modern shopping malls to ancient ruins we're never far from somehting of interest. Tel Aviv has so many elements of other places we have visited....New York and Rome for the culture and cosmopolitan street living ...

... one historic thing.  We spent the first afternoon at Old Jaffa.  This neighborhood was the original settlement/fortress of Tel Aviv before that city came into being.  It has stood for thousands of years and has been the site of sieges and ...

... being summoned to Caesarea to meet with Cornelius and his household As we made our way north through the older neighborhoods of Tel Aviv, we entered the Carmel Market, packed with Sabbath eve shoppers and visitors alike. By this evening. all travelers ...

... since I have such a short time here. Boarded Bus 25 at 11:09 (fare = 6.60 shekels or $1.78) and headed north to Tel Aviv University. It started raining while on was on the bus – and that’s when I realized I hadn’t transferred my ...

Today was a VERY busy day. Out of hotel by 8:30. First, we went to Jaffa which is only 10 minutes from Tel Aviv (TV) and is an ancient city dating back to biblical times. It is located on an  elevated rocky peninsula jutting out into the sea and is ...

... kindly funded by the parents of the bride whose wedding we are attending. Joseph is a old friend of the groom, and the first stop is Tel Aviv for the wedding on the beach, and a chance for me to get a feel for the young city in Israel and check out its ...