Summary:
Welcome to this tranquil and sunlit apartment in King David Street , complete with parking for your convenience. Situated between the renowned hotels "King David" and the Waldorf Astoria, this location offers a blend of serenity and sophistication.
You'll find yourself just 2 minutes away from the prestigious shopping destination, "Mamila," and surrounded by restaurants. Additionally, the historic Old Town is a mere 7-minute walk away.
The Space:
Welcome to this cozy 60-square-meter apartment nestled in the prestigious King David Street in Jerusalem. Ideally located just a minute away from the most beautiful hotels, restaurants, and the "Mamila" shopping center, this place offers an exceptional experience for your stay.
The apartment features a fully equipped American kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle, complete dishes, stove, and oven. For your convenience, a washing machine and a dryer are also available. The inviting living room is furnished with a comfortable sofa bed for two and a TV, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploration.
The master bedroom boasts a large king-size bed (2 meters), a spacious wardrobe, and a TV, ensuring a peaceful rest. The second bedroom, located in the living room, has a glass roof and can be closed with curtains. It is equipped with a queen bed that can be split into two beds if needed.
The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and toilet. The building is secured 24/7, with elevators and underground parking. Additionally, a Sukkah is built in the building during the festival of Sukkot, adding a special touch to your experience.
Enjoy your stay in this ideally located apartment, offering a perfect blend of modern comfort and authenticity in one of the most fascinating cities in the world.
Guest Access:
Guests staying in this one-bedroom apartment will have exclusive access to a range of amenities, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay in the heart of Jerusalem.
Full Access to the Apartment:
The entire one-bedroom apartment is at your disposal, providing a private and cozy space for the duration of your stay.
Kitchen Access:
Enjoy the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen, featuring a refrigerator, small cooker, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle, and a comprehensive set of dishes and pans.
Special items such as Koumkoum, Shabat plata, and kosher dishes are available upon request for long stay minimun 2 week.
Bedroom Access:
Relax in the spacious bedroom that includes a large and comfortable double bed (King bed) and two generous wardrobes.
Bathroom Access:
Utilize the well-appointed bathroom with a shower and WC.
Building Amenities:
Benefit from the convenience of two elevators, with one operating in Shabat mode during Shabat.
Enjoy the security provided by a guard at the entrance of the parking during the day.
Arrival Essentials:
Arrive to find a clean apartment with a ready-made bed for a restful sleep.
Complimentary amenities such as shampoo, soap, towels, and coffee are provided.
Special Requests:
If you require additional items or have special requests, please communicate them in advance for a tailored experience.
The Neighborhood:
the apartment is between all the major hotels in the city, King David and the Waldorf Astoria, David Citatel (Hiton) just next to the center five minutes from the Great Synagogue there there's many very good restaurants in the area, I will gladly indicate
Getting Around:
Getting around Jerusalem is relatively convenient, with various transportation options to explore the city and its surroundings. Here are some common ways to get around in Jerusalem:
Public Transportation:
Buses: Jerusalem has an extensive bus network that covers the city and its outskirts. Egged, the main bus company, operates most of the routes.
Light Rail: The Jerusalem Light Rail runs from the northern neighborhoods through the city center to the southern neighborhoods, providing a fast and efficient way to travel.
Taxi Services:
Taxis are readily available throughout the city. You can find them at designated taxi stands, near popular attractions, or simply by flagging one down. Make sure the taxi has a meter or agree on a fare before starting your journey.
Walking:
Jerusalem's city center, especially around areas like Mamila and the Old City, is very pedestrian-friendly. Walking allows you to explore the narrow streets, markets, and historical sites at a leisurely pace.
Car Rental:
If you plan to explore areas outside the city, renting a car is an option. Most major car rental companies have offices in Jerusalem. Keep in mind that parking in the city center can be challenging, so having a parking space, as in your apartment, is a valuable amenity.
Biking:
Biking is becoming increasingly popular in Jerusalem, and there are bike rental services available. Some areas have dedicated bike lanes, making it a pleasant way to explore.
Tourist Shuttles:
Some areas, especially tourist hotspots, offer shuttle services. These may be convenient for traveling between popular attractions.
Guided Tours:
Joining a guided tour can be a hassle-free way to explore the city. Tours often include transportation and a knowledgeable guide who can provide insights into the history and culture of Jerusalem.
Remember that Jerusalem is a city with diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique character. The choice of transportation depends on your preferences, the locations you plan to visit, and the overall experience you seek while exploring this historic city.
Other Things to Note:
לידיעתכם, תוספת מע"מ בשיעור של 17% חלה על אזרחי ישראל בלבד. מס זה אינו מחושב במחיר הכולל
בהתבסס על חוקי המס המקומיים, אזרחי ישראל חייבים לשלם מע"מ (17%). מס זה אינו מחושב באופן אוטומטי בעלות ההזמנה הכוללת ויש לשלמו למקום האירוח.
אתה זכאי להחזרים או פטורים ממע"מ במהלך שהותך בישראל על ידי מתן כרטיס תעודת בקרת הגבולות שלך בלבד (אישור שהייה) אותו תקבל בשדה התעופה.
Please note that there's a 17% VAT for Israeli citizens.
You are entitled to a VAT refunds or exemptions during your stay in Israel by only providing your border control pass card* (stay permit VISA B2) which you get at airport.
if you did not provide this document we will be obliged to charge you the 17% tax
Based on local tax laws, Israeli citizens must pay VAT(17%). This tax is not automatically calculated in the total cost of the reservation and must be paid to the property.
You are entitled to a VAT refunds or exemptions during your stay in Israel by only providing your border control pass card* (stay permit) which you get at airport.
Important: If your stay begins on a Saturday or a holiday, please contact me before booking. Please note that there is a possible change to the normal check-in hours
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON SHABBAT AND JEWISH HOLIDAYS
Interaction with Guests:
During your stay I would always be available for any request or information on Jerusalem or on the apartment
(except on Saturdays during Shabat)
