Hotels Jaffa

... montrant la face de la Gorgone, et termina ses noces). Un peu avant  à côté de la caserne de police de l'ancienne Jaffa, se dresse la grande mosquée (mosquée Mahmoudye), bâtie en 1810. On monte, contourne, redescend sous un soleil de plomb et ...

... . Before we headed northward, we visited a tank museum not far from Jerusalem: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JAFFA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Our first tour after leaving Tel Aviv was CAESARIA: . . . . . . . ...

... , we reached the Jaffa Gate. In most cases, this would be the end of the story. It wasn't. While researching comfortable hotels in Jerusalem, I came across a pair of hotels which happened to be run by the same Armenian Brothers. They were called the Hotel ...

... such a long day at this point, we were praying for a motel.  We drove around & asked at some of the small hotels, but they either said "no dogs allowed" or they wanted an outrageous amount to allow him.  Finally, we found this small, Mom ...

... street and was formerly a 5 story house. Service is perfect - rooms small but amenities perfect.  There are several other hotels on the street and they have sidewalk restaurants. Even though it was raining, diners were out under the cover, the hotel ...

... ;i am constantly out of clean towels and toilet paper.  It is $100 a night US so you can imagine what the nice hotels are worth.  The breakfast is what they take as typical of Israel I guess - several different cheeses, breads, chocolate cake, ...

... the clear blue skies and the crystal clear water there are eateries, ice cream parlors and more than a dozen star hotels adorning the beach. I took a walk to Jaffa town which is about 2 km along the beach. It is an ancient port city believed to be one of ...

... . We arrive at our hotel on a busy but nice street with homes, parks, emabassies, shops, and beachfront hotels. We are greeted with much welcome glasses of lemonade and grapefruit juice. After sorting out our luggage and checking into our ...

... . We arrived in Beirut around 10pm. Ugly and shabby bus station looked intimidating. It took me a while to navigate myself to the nearby Talal hotel, one of a few reasonably priced hotels in town. I got a rooftop bed, with wonderful vista over the port. ...

... David is a famous and historic hotel that has been the scene of many happenings.  It's always fun for me to see well known hotels and this one was no exception.  The tile work and marble were amazing and it was fun for me to see the photos of ...

... the border, whether we visited anyone’s private home, whether we had been asked any personal questions from anyone else, which hotels we stayed at in Egypt and for how long, whether we had bought anything which hadn’t been packed in front of ...

... been here for 9 months if I remember correctly... It's been good to connect with random people in late night talks at the hotels.  Card games seem to be the common theme, however, I've been able to get into some more in depth conversation after ...

... to spend some time walking around the waterfront. One of the most distinctive things about Eilat is the amount of huge high-rise hotels on the waterfront that seem to dwarf the rest of the town. The extra amount of security is also noticeable. You need ...

... , walkers, joggers, and cyclists. We passed four quite different beaches in quick succession: the "Hilton" beach (though all the hotels are separated by the seaside boulevard and the Tayelet), where went on Wednesday, all lounge chairs and waiters and ...

... the Cinematheque.  It is within easy walking distance of the Mt Zion Hotel, but also from the YMCA, King David and Citadel Hotels.  It has a menu of pastas, salads, pizzas and all breads are made on the premises.  In addition to good food ...

... ;It's the eve of Shavuot and many people are about.  We decide not to approach the Wall just now.   We consider switching hotels.  We recognize this as a sign that we are tired and out of sorts, so we know that we need to let some time ...