Local Hotel: 4D3N Stay for 1 Person with EL AL Airlines Return Flights

Highlights

• Stay at hotels within the city centre, located near Tel Avivs promenade and beach.
• Be transported back in time at the ancient port city of Jaffa, visit Tayelet or Tel Aviv promenade, and admire historical artifacts at the Eretz Israel Museum.
• Tel Aviv is awarded TripAdvisors 2015 Travellers Choice and is ranked first on the Top 10 Destinations in Israel.

The deal

Stay + El Al Airlines return flights

• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Ruth Daniel Residence for $6,588 (rrp. $7,088)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Galileo Hotel for $6,588 (rrp. $7,088)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Hotel Metropolitan for $6,988 (rrp. $7,488)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Crowne Plaza Hotel for $7,488 (rrp. $7,988)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Golden Beach Hotel Tel Aviv for $7,188 (rrp. $7,688)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Mercury Tel Aviv City Centre for $7,988 (rrp. $8,488)
• 4D3N vacation for 1 person at Alexander Tel Aviv for $8,788 (rrp. $9,288)

Hotels at a glance

Ruth Daniel Residence

Affording a panoramic view of the vast Mediterranean Sea, Ruth Daniel Residence invites guests into its facility for a comforting stay within rooms of minimalist decor with pristine white linen-lined beds, offering close proximity to popular tourist destinations like Old Jaffa, Park Hayarkon, and Nalagaat Center.

With a rooftop garden and lounge that provides guest serenity and a wide view of the city skyline, this hotel opens its humble doors to travellers seeking repose in simplistic lodgings that are close to the comforts of local cuisine and cultural mementos.

A fully-serviced hotel and residence, the sky-scraping Hotel Metropolitan is located in the very heart of Tel Aviv offering relaxation, easy access to major transportation arteries, and all the necessary facilities a busy traveller would require.

Brightly-lit and towering over the city, the Crowne Plaza Hotel presents modernly furnished accommodations with a unique twist, combining the use of square and round shapes in its architecture and interior decor. The hotel features a host of facilities including an on-site gym, indoor swimming pool, and eateries that serve mouthwatering selections of International and local Israeli cuisine.

Golden Beach Hotel Tel Aviv

Ideally positioned facing the beach and boardwalk of Tel Aviv, guests can enjoy the delicate caresses of ocean breeze with the comfort of staying in quaint brown and beige toned rooms of the Golden Beach Hotel under the Arcadia Hotel chain.

Mercure Tel Aviv City Centre

The Mercure is conveniently located a mere 200 metres from Tel Avivs elite promenade and beachfront, boasting elegantly appointed quarters and earth-toned surroundings, and is walking distance from a host of local restaurants and shopping areas.

A recipient of TripAdvisors 2014 Travellers Choice award. Alexander Tel Aviv sets the trend with 68 elegantly appointed and modernly furnished suites, offering seaside views and facilities like a wellness spa and rooftop lounge and bar.

The room

• Max. occupancy: 2 guests per room
• Room sizes, bedding, and facilities vary from hotel to hotel

Add-ons (payable to PAM Holidays)

• Half-day Jerusalem tour (min. 2 to travel): $650 per person
• Half-day Jerusalem tour + Dead Sea tour (min. 2 to travel): $1,240 per person

Tel Aviv, Israel: What to see and do

Dubbed The City that Never Sleeps, Tel Aviv is the second most populous city after Jerusalem and beckons over a million International tourists to its prosperous land every year to indulge in its rich cultural heritage and urban lifestyle. Its history dates back to 1909 when it was founded by a Jewish community on the outskirts of Jaffa and quickly became a place of refuge for many Jewish immigrants since, both locales of which were formed into what is now known as the State of Israel.

Tel Aviv is home to The White City, an assemblage of over 4,000 Bauhaus buildings which are a product of German-Jewish architects in the 1930s and is claimed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The efforts of its frugal and economically-savvy people and state have awarded it notoriety for possessing the second largest economy in the Middle East after Abu Dhabi.

The metropolis sprawling city landscape lights up and shines its brightest at night as a party capital with a diverse nightlife entertainment scene and active 24-hour culture boasting scads of bars and dance clubs. Its cultural entertainment sphere is well-known as it is the location of 18 out of Israels 35 performing arts centres including the Cameri Theater and the Israeli Opera, where renowned Spanish tenor, arts administrator, and conductor Placido Domingo served as house tenor in the 1960s.