David Intercontinental Tel Aviv

At 10AM we visited Independence Hall in Tel Aviv and viewed the room where Israel gained its independence. It is the equivalent to Independence Hall in Philadelphia We spent the rest of the day relaxing by the pool at the ...

Tel Aviv was great!  The beach was gorgeous, the food was scrumptious and our day trip to the Dead Sea was amazing.  The water in the Dead Sea is so dense, it feels like hands holding you ...

... not sure I’ve ever seen kite-surfing in person before, so that was neat to observe. I ended up at the Hotel David Intercontinental, from where I cut inland and started making my home back to the hotel, walking through the Carmel Market, Tel ...

... finally get out of Israel".  I could not have been more blunt.  Ok, maybe I could have been.  As I had expected departing Tel Aviv was not going to be any easier than arriving.  My flight was at 7.30am so I planned to be at the airport ...

... I hope to do one more tour on Sunday before I head to Amman.  For my own information, if I return to Tel Aviv, aim to stay at David Intercontinental – a much better location and rates are around $US240 a night.  I am not happy with the ...

... visited Caesarea which was a fascinating city of remains from the time of King Herod(approximately 30BC) in which he built a city in tribute to the Roman emperor. At night we checked in at the David International in Tel Aviv. We had a Shabbat ...

... /Mediterranean city in feel.  More like an Athens or Rome in terms of chaotic traffic habits.  In Tel Aviv I stayed at the Intercontinental Hotel.  There was much better service here, probably because it caters more to business guests ...