Abraham Hostel Jerusalem

This unpretentious downtown hostel is 2 km from the storied Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the ancient Dome of the Rock.
Simple, mixed and single-sex dorms offer en suite bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Private rooms add wet bars and minifridges; some have bunk beds. Bright, upgraded quarters add flat-screen TVs and sitting areas; some sleep up to 5. A breakfast buffet is complimentary. Amenities include a bar, a cozy TV room and a relaxed lounge with hammocks and a pool table. There’s also a guest kitchen, a computer lounge, a guest laundry and a low-key rooftop lounge. Sightseeing tours can be arranged. The Abraham Hostel in Jerusalem was recently voted one of the top 10 best large hostels in the world.

Abraham Hostel Tel Aviv

The Abraham Hostel Tel Aviv is located in the beating heart of Tel Aviv surrounded by many of the city’s hottest spots. With over 350 beds, the hostel hosts guests from around the world who enjoy its warm atmosphere, convenient location, friendly staff, daily events and tours, and extensive facilities. We look forward to welcoming you to Tel Aviv and extending the famous hospitality of Abraham, from Biblical times to your visit.

Ein Gedi Hotel, Dead Sea

The Ein Gedi Hotel is located in the land of Genesis – between the Dead Sea, flowing rivers and green gardens. Here in the magical regions where Abraham, King David and Jesus Christ walked, our guests enjoy natural springs, a modern spa, a beautiful swimming pool, tours throughout the year, and wild, exotic nature. The hotel offers accommodation and activities for all visitors, from standard rooms to luxury ones, so that each guest can plan his or her desired vacation. All guests are ensured of an unforgettable experience meeting the wild animals that roam between the rooms, strolling through the luxuriant botanical garden that encompasses the paths of the compound, and much more. The hotel staff is at your service to assist you in planning your stay, because Ein Gedi offers you the best available options for a perfect vacation. This is you and nature, side by side, with no fences. Waiting for you to enjoy.

Fauzi Azar Inn (Abraham Hostel Chain)

The Fauzi Azar Inn is a 200-year-old Arab mansion turned guesthouse in the heart of Nazareth, offering both dormitory beds and private rooms in a unique old-world atmosphere. Chosen by Lonely Planet as #7 hostel in the world for 2014 and described by the Lonely Planet Travel Guide “one of the highlights of a stay in the Galilee” and “a great base for touring major sites of the Galilee.” The Fauzi Azar’s style is intimate and relaxed, with a warm atmosphere where guests and staff can meet, share travel stories and tips, and make new and lasting friendships.

CEO at Abraham Hostel Jerusalem

“Gal Mor has always been a world traveler. Born in Jerusalem, he spent several of his early years with his family in Liverpool, England and Edmonton, Canada. At 18, after backpacking Europe for three months, he returned to Israel to complete his mandatory military service where he graduated as an officer in the IDF Liason unit to UN forces posted in the Golan Heights as well as the Egyptian and Jordanian armies. After another year of around-the-world travel, he returned again to attend Hebrew University in Jerusalem studying International Relations and Media. He then headed to Berlin where he lived for three years working in the Israeli embassy and seeing more of Europe, South American and North America.

It was in Berlin that he was connected with New Europe Tours, a company offering free tours of the Europe’s most beloved cities, and it was then that he realized his desire to blend his entrepreneurial spirit with his love for travel. Soon it became clear that Israel, his home, was where it should all come together.

He returned to open the first New Europe branch outside of Europe and went on to manage it for two years. During this time he also founded the Indie Travelers’ Center in the Old City providing free information on travel and hosting tours in the Middle East region. It was clear how much Israel and this region had to offer to travelers, and specifically to independent backpackers like himself, but also how inaccessible it all was. This motivated the expansion of Sandeman’s to Jerusalem, the opening of the Travelers’ Center and was the driving force behind his involvement in Abraham Hostel Jerusalem.

Gal wanted to create a clean, affordable, all-inclusive hostel where he, as an independent backpacker, would want to stay. Soon after meeting Maoz, Yaron, Nitzan, and Dror he set to work finding the location that the hostel occupies today.

The Indie Travelers’ Center became Abraham Tours and moved into the lobby of the hostel and Gal became manager of both the tour company and the hostel. Today, Gal is investing his time and energy into the development of Abraham Tours, adding to and improving the many tours and services it provides in Jerusalem, Israel and the Region.

Gal is also in charge of leading the next expansion of Abraham Hostel into other cities in the region. He is seeing his dreams realized as more and more independent backpackers come to Israel, see and experience it for what it is, stimulate its local economy and come to love it as he does.

Gal currently lives in Ma’ale Hahamisha, a kibbutz next to Jerusalem, with his wife and two young sons.”

Hotel Efendi

Nestled in the picturesque narrow lanes of Acre, the Efendi Boutique Hotel overlooks the historic city walls and the magnificent Mediterranean Sea beyond. The unique structure of this boutique hotel combines two ancient houses that have hundreds of years of history stored within their walls. These houses were meticulously reconstructed and merged into one building before being converted into a boutique hotel. The Efendi boutique hotel is the fulfillment of a dream long held by Uri Jeremias, chef and proprietor of the famed Uri Buri restaurant. Complex preservation and restoration work over a period of eight years gave birth to a gorgeous, breathtaking pearl that was truly a labor of love. Thought was invested in each and every detail of the preservation work, which was performed under the supervision of the Antiquities Authority. Artisans were specially flown in from Italy in order to undertake this delicate work, as well as the restoration of the beautiful ceilings. Also preserved was a fresco of the city of Istanbul, which was found at the site. The fresco had been created in 1878 in honor of the new Orient Express train station.

Kfar Hanokdim

Nestled in the Kana’im Valley in the Judean Desert, between the city of Arad and the ancient citadel of Masada, there is a green oasis: Kfar Hanokdim. Picturesque guest rooms, goat hair bedouin tents, spacious lodges made of local stone, and inviting niches for lingering under the dappled shade of the palm trees and orchards.

Mamilla Hotel

This Leading Hotels of the World member features a panoramic rooftop terrace overlooking Jerusalem’s Old City walls. It is situated alongside Jerusalem’s finest shopping and entertainment experience, the Mamilla Avenue, a 10 minute walk from the Tower of David and Jaffa Gate. Designed by the Italian elite architect and designer, Piero Lissoni, Mamilla Hotel is bringing world-class superior lifestyle, service and hospitality experience to Jerusalem and Israel. Guests and visitors of the Mamilla Hotel enjoy exceptional accommodations together with exclusive restaurant and bar venues, The Akasha – Holistic Wellbeing Center, as well as events and banqueting spaces, that blend sophistication and modern international style with the unique and rich culture of the city.

Mendeli Street Hotel

Set in a contemporary building, this trendy boutique hotel is 2 km from both Tel Aviv Port and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Fashionable, modern rooms with minimalist furnishings offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screens and rainfall showers, as well as minifridges and safes. Upgraded rooms add espresso machines, windows, and open-plan vanities with intricate metalwork. Some quarters feature free-standing tubs, living areas and/or window seats. Suites have living rooms. Amenities include a sleek restaurant/bar with an ornate, carved ceiling and a sunroom with a wall of greenery, plus a wine cellar, an airy lobby lounge with a cocktail bar, and a terrace with funky furnishings.

Port & Blue Hotel

The fascinating architectural design of Port and Blue is all about Tel Aviv and its unique, exciting and exhilarating colors; about the sea and its touchpoint with the beach and the port, about the contrast between the external roughness and the vibrant living colors, inviting you to join an endless celebration of excitement.

Synergy Spa, Dead Sea

Synergy is the joint action of different elements that provides a better result than the sum of each of the separate individual actions. On this basis, we have founded Synergy Spa. We have found the most beautiful location with the most amazing view. One of the only places from which a single glance encompasses the magical view of the Dead Sea and the Moab Mountains, the amazing Ein Gedi reserve, the glorious Haetekim Cliff and the Judean Desert. A marvelous combination of blue, green and brown. Nature has contributed its part by filling the air with oxygen and bromine, enriching the salt waters with minerals and creating the serenity which can only be found in the desert. We have established an architectural construction that is respectful of the environment and is a pearl in and of itself. We have brought together the best, most professional and friendliest therapists and designed a selection of treatments that responds to all wishes and requests, from traditional treatments which are thousands of years old, to the most recent and most modern ones.

Villa Brown Hotel

The new Villa Brown Jerusalem introduces contemporary boutique hospitality to the ancient city of Jerusalem, Israel. It resides in a renovated picturesque 19th century villa in the heart of Jerusalem, next to the Russian compound and overlooking the Ethiopian church. It is merely a 5 minute walk to the old city walls and right by the city center, on 54 Ha’Neviim Street.

The villa was originally built as the family home of a wealthy Jewish doctor who served as the general manager of the Rothschild hospital in Jerusalem. Considered one of the most impressive in the area, the villa housed receptions and balls, and served as a meeting point for the local elite. It has now been fully renovated and two extra floors were added with services and facilities required to meet the needs of the savvy modern traveler. The hotel features 24 plush rooms and suites, a garden bistro-café, rooftop spa and terrace, meeting room, library and a unique underground “Cave Bar” located at the old water well underneath the house.

Villa Brown is a member of Brown Hotels, an international hotel brand founded in Tel Aviv, with sister hotels located in the city of Tel Aviv (the world acclaimed Brown TLV, Brown Beach House, Poli House and more hotels opening soon) and Trogir, Croatia (Brown Beach House Croatia). The Brown properties are all rooted in a devotion to service, design, innovation, style and authenticity, and are often recommended by the world’s leading lifestyle, design and travel publications.

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