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• Referral from January 12, 2015
  

  Menachem G. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a nice hotel or apartment rental in Jerusalem for a couple of days? Thanks

  

  Rivky O. replied:

  Roomsinjerusalem.com

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• Referral from November 4, 2014
  

  Elisheva J. asked:

  posting for a friend who is visiting israel in the beginning of january: Looking for a short term apartment rental/sublet in the jerusalem center area (rechavia, talbia, katamon, etc) between Jan 4-9, 2015. 3 or 4 bedrooms (5 beds and preferably plus a crib/pack n play). anyone know of any leads please send them my way. thanks!

  

  Hannah B. replied:

  Roomsinjerusalem.com

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• Referral from January 30, 2014
  

  Robin S. asked:

  Thinking about renting an apartment for a week during my Jerusalem visit vs staying in a hotel. Anybody know of reputable company? Anyone want to offer pros n cons please.

  

  Allison M. replied:

  We had a fantastic stay over Chanukah at 33 Ramban in the Rechavia neighborhood of Jerusalem. It's run by Noam Bahral. There are six vacation rental apartments. We're in Apartment 2. Noam lives in Apartment 7. The website is www.roomsinjerusalem.com. We only paid $122 per night for 5 nights ($610 total) for two adults and two children. The mattresses were comfortable and I'm very picky. (I consider a DoubleTree to be "roughing it." His prices include utilities, parking, wifi, and a washing machine. Many vacation rentals charge separately for utilities, and not all include laundry or wifi. And the location is absolutely fanatastic. There's a park with a fun playground under a block away and pretty much everything is walkable within 20 minutes. Note that I am in no way affiliated with Noam or Rooms in Jerusalem. I receive no money or perks for referring anyone. We just had a really great stay and we would stay there again in a heartbeat. It's not Nachlaot, but it's a very nice neighborhood that's also central. You could walk to Nachloat from there. In terms of pros and cons, in general, hotels often offer a free breakfast, free coffee, etc. You don't get those with a rental apartment. Getting a pastry and a coffee can cost NIS 23 per person. If you go to a makolet, you can pick up milk and cereal and have breakfast in an apartment for several days for NIS 28 (because you'll have a refrigerator and a kitchen). Apartments often come with free wifi, and daily wifi fees at hotels easily run $25 US per day. If you need parking, most hotels charge if they even have lots, whereas an apartment will provide the parking for free if it's available. You do not get daily maid service with an apartment like you would with most hotels. The tradeoff is that you get a much bigger space for less money with an apartment than a hotel.

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