Khayim Khavshush St 23, Tel Aviv, Israel
Located in Yemenite Quarter, that is known throughout the city for its numerous excellent little restaurants which serve traditional Yemenite Jewish dishes at amazingly good prices, Hakerem Luxury Apartments Tel Aviv is merely 8 minutes' walk from Meir Park and 2.3 km from Bloomfield Stadium, which is recommended to be visited by sports fans. Wi-Fi, currency exchange and a lift add to a more comfortable stay.
Bauhaus Center Tel Aviv Gallery is within reach of this apartment, while Frishman Beach is a mere 1.4 km away. Hakerem Luxury Apartments also boasts a good location, 450 metres from the historic early-20th-century Hassan Bek Mosque. The apartment is nestled within a few blocks of Lilienblum Street.
Hakerem Luxury Apartments features a patio and a dressing room complete with an ironing set and air conditioning, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Along with a writing table, the interior elements also include sound-proof windows. Beds fitted with non-allergenic pillows are at guests' disposal. Offering a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, a bathroom comes with hair dryers and towels.
The apartment includes self-catering facilities, such as a kitchenette with a fridge, an oven, and kitchenware. For both a convenient and relaxing stay at Hakerem Luxury Apartments, guests can take advantage of coffee/tea making equipment. The property is also in close proximity to M25 Restaurant, which serves Israeli cuisine. Hashalom train station is located within 25 minutes' walk of this accommodation. For fitness enthusiasts, yoga are provided. Thanks to a children's menu, the little ones will find tasty treatments.
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Eddie
2022-01-03
we loved the apartment and its good location. owner treated us very well. the bed was comfortable.
The room was dingy.