Dan Hotel Tel Aviv

... 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 ...

... women), a dog beach and a gay beach. I don't know exactly what she means by a dog beach. In general dogs are very popular in Tel Aviv and a lot of people take them to the beach. Also there are tons of stray cats. Some cats like to hang out next to the ...

... dish but it was too rare for me.  It came with mashed potatoes and fresh carrots and endive.  Arriving in Tel Aviv on Shabbat (Friday afternoon to Saturday sundown), the only transportation option available to my friend Ellie's place was a ...

... ; I think it may be our last Roman ruin for awhile. After the visit we were off to Tel Aviv and to our hotel, Dan Panorama Tel Aviv, our home for the last two nights of our incredible journey.  Tonight we ventured out to try to find somewhere to ...

... the first Jewish neighbourhood to be built outside the walls of the ancient port of Jaffa.For years, the neighbourhood prospered as Tel Aviv, the first modern Hebrew city, grew up around it. Years of neglect and disrepair followed, but today, Neve Tzedek ...

... that they are Christian-owned and operated! Once we had everyone on the bus, we took a short 25-minute drive to the Dan Panorama Hotel in Tel Aviv for the night.  Most people went for a walk on the beach tonight to see the Mediterranean Sea.  ...

spent the day at the Galilee sea area.  Drove west to the mediterranean coast and down to Tel Aviv.  We spend the day tomorrow at the beach and looking around here then we fly to Istandbul turkey. Goodbye Israel. Glad to ...

... like the metropolitan lifestyle opting to commute from their country homes everyday for up to 2 hours to avoid living in Tel Aviv, which is the industrial hot bed of activity for Pharmaceutical companies, Electronics, and Software Companies. Anyways it ...

... dias a pasear por la rambla, disfrutar de la fina arena y las muy lindas playas, que la ciudad de Tel Aviv tiene. Algo para destacar es que el hotel Gordon Inn, tenia un muy buen desayuno...en la playa y Wifi en la habitacion. Tambien vale pena decir ...

... The hotel provided nice tea and cakes and I got to show off the snazzy powerpoint I had been working on for a while. That evenuing I went to my Ulpan class in Tel Aviv where I study ivrit twice a week. It turned out they were putting on a Hannuka ...

... who really had a vision for an Israeli state. We found our luggage and went to our tour bus. We were taken to the Dan Panorama Hotel in Tel .Avi. Our room had a lovely view of the Mediterranean Sea. We freshened up and went for a walk along the promenade ...

... nbsp; Nice elderly man drove us to our hotel.  He knew where Skokie,IL was...imagine that!  Checked into our hotel, the Dan Panorama.  Nice hotel with a room facing Mediterranean Sea.  Very nice.  Freshened up, got our phones ...

... shops, and no chicken in pastas. And while there are non-Kosher restaurants, particularly in the notoriously less religious, more international Tel Aviv, it is quite difficult to find pork. (Israel's Arab restaurants won't be much more likely to serve you ...

... railroading towards the Negev Desert,(more specifically Beersheva), following a week of fun and fooding with friends in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. From Beersheva the V man would travel to Kibbutz Sufa to visit his kibbutz "family" i.e., the Enbals: ...

... ;a half dozen different people I was finally allowed to get my passport stamped and enter Israel.  I spent the next 2 days in Tel Aviv resting and relaxing a little on the beach and then headed to Jerusalem on the bus.  The ...

... our tour guide Tickva, an Argentine Jew that emigrated 30 years ago.  The first stop was the Jewish Diaspora museum in Tel Aviv.  Located on a college campus, the museum documents the Jewish people outside of Israel.  It was organized in a ...

... through the Jaffa gate which gets its name because it faces Jaffa aka Joppah which is where we visited last week when we were in Tel Aviv.  The best part is that we walked through all the shops (it is JUST like the movies!) and visited the Western ...

... .  Israel is .03% of the land in the Middle East.  Israel is the only Jewish country to 28 Arab countries.  From Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean to the Dead Sea is about a two-hour drive.  Jerusalem is right at in the middle of the ...