What's in it?

Situated on the 5^th floor, this apartment lets in an incredible amount of sunlight that will not only recharge you, but also accent this beautifully furnished apartment. The spacious living room features two comfortable and stylish couches over parquet floors and other modern furnishings to add to this unique atmosphere. The kitchen floods off from the living room and has a rustic and wooden feel.

Through the living room, you can experience a huge and sunny balcony, perfect for sipping coffee or freshly squeezed juice to get your day started right. Plus, this balcony also offers your very own billiard table, a great and entertaining option to enjoy during your stay.

The bedroom is the ideal repose after a long day around the city. A large and comforting bed awaits along with plenty of stylish furnishing and storage space with enough space for you to move freely. The bathroom is clean, white and sunny with its very own Jacuzzi to add to this luxurious and romantic living experience. 

 

What is the area like?

This area is one of the most sought-after locations in Tel Aviv. It really has everything, it is a quick walk to the beach and a leisurely stroll to Park Hayarkon: the Tel Aviv Equivalent to Central Park. Night Clubs, Pubs and lots of shopping options line the nearby streets of Diezengoff Street, Nordau and Ben Yehuda.

What shall I have for lunch?

This apartment is right next to an Aroma Café. Here, you can enjoy a satifying cup of coffee, fresh pasteries, salads, made-to-order sandwiches and more. In addition, there is an Elite Coffee Stand up the street which is another fantastic option for coffee or any other beverage. Order the blended iced coffee to-go and have something cool and refreshing as you stroll up and down the boulevard and around the city.

 

 

Where can I empty my wallet?

this area is close to a variety of high-end retailers specializing in jewelry, shoes and contemporary fashion. For stylish handbags and accessories, head over to Daniela Lehavi on Basel Street in the Basel Quarter. For great vintage clothing, look no further than Rachel’s Closet on Amdan 6.  To splurge on some jewelry, check out Orna Lalo On Dizengoff 242.

Arts and Entertainment?

The Tel Aviv Port is full of lively nightclubs such as Lehman Brothers, Uptown, TLV and Mandarosa. For Live music and entertainment, check out what is going on at Hangar 13, one of the hottest venues for live music in Israel. For art galleries, visit ZeZeZeZe architectural gallery or the Amalia Arbel Gallery to enjoy exhibitions from some of the most up-and-coming Israeli artists.

 

Let's Get Practical

The # 5 bus runs right on Nordau Street and takes you to the Central Train Station or the Central Bus Station, affording you full access to Israel. Local markets are open 24 hours for your convenience and changing money can be done at any cash machine in the city. Cash machines are plentiful and you can find at least one on every other block