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A Little House In Rechavia, Israel

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What is A Little House In Rechavia

20 Eben Ezra Street
92424 Jerusalem

Located in one of Jerusalem’s nicest neighbourhoods, A Little House in Rechavia is a well-positioned hotel within easy walking distance of the city centre and the old city.

This small property features just 28 guestrooms and is found in a quiet residential street in the exclusive suburb of Rechavia. The Little House offers comfortable and spacious guest rooms, neutrally decorated with country-style furnishings and en-suite facilities.

The hotel serves a strictly Kosher Israeli breakfast each morning and on Shabbat, guests can also enjoy a Friday night dinner and a full lunch on the Saturday. The hotel offers complimentary tea and coffee all day long to its guests.

A Little House in Rechavia is just a 10 minute walk to Jerusalem city centre, 20 minutes to the old city and only 5 minutes from the Great Synagogue. Guests will find a number of restaurants and shops within an easy walk on Ben Yehuda and Gaza Streets.

Typical room rates between 129 and 329 USDs

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finnwill from Finland wrote about Jerusalem 2 years, 3 months ago

Jerusalem was great, but terrible traffic. Less than hour drive from Tel Aviv, but it took almost another hour to get to the old town. spectacular though!

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juha from Finland wrote about Jerusalem 6 months, 2 weeks ago

The old city is obviously the place you want to go. Once you see the ancient walls you just have to be in awe of all the history that has happened in this city. I don't how long you should spend here to see it all. Just an incredible place.

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johnuyeno from Canada wrote about Jerusalem 6 months, 4 weeks ago

9/10. +fascinating city, +old town, +walls and modernity, +multicultural, +unique security situation, -super aggressive, +museums, transport

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juha from Finland wrote about Western Wall 6 months, 2 weeks ago

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