Hotel
Metula is back: This is what the town that returned from the ruins looks like today
After three years of war, the northern town is trying to bring back travelers with historic hotels and entertainment venues that are welcoming guests once again.
Top Israeli chefs take over Carlton Tel Aviv kitchen for exclusive pop-up
Six Israeli chefs to headline culinary series at Tel Aviv’s Carlton Hotel
Two Tel Aviv luxury hotels rank among Middle East's best in international travelers' poll
Transnistria, the country that doesn't exist
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 137
In a city returning to life, Tel Aviv’s Artist Hotel rewards a closer look
Located on Ben Yehuda Street, a short walk from the beach, the Atlas Hotels property offers the quiet charm travelers need when landing in a new city.
The Norman: A high-end, quiet corner of Tel Aviv - review
The Norman offers a quieter way to experience Tel Aviv, combining historic architecture, Japanese dining, shaded courtyards, and a rooftop pool with views of the city and the Mediterranean.
Your Taxes: Is a hotel a real estate play in Israel?
Israeli real estate purchases can face up to 10% purchase tax, with anti-avoidance rules also taxing shares in entities whose assets are primarily Israeli property.
NYX hotel and water park to replace Leonardo Inn Dead Sea
Fattal Hotel Group announced the project which will feature 182 rooms, private pools, a lifestyle resort, and a water park open to the general public, set to open in early 2028.
We were the only guests at this charming hotel, and it was heartbreaking
The shores of the Sea of Galilee are empty midweek, as are the shops and tourist sites in the North. Is it because everyone is traveling abroad for the summer, or are Israelis still afraid?
Hotel La Perla: A wonderful way to visit the Dolomites - review
From private mountain trails to a 35,000-bottle wine collection, La Perla offers a blend of Alpine adventure, family tradition and luxury.
Where Jerusalem goes to breathe: Inside the serene hidden oasis of Ein Kerem
What we found is a village that functions as an absolute anomaly within the Israeli landscape, an intact historical capsule closer to an ancient Italian or Greek mountainside than to the city above.
The railway hotels that once defined luxury travel
How railway companies transformed stations into destinations, built some of the world’s most iconic hotels, and turned the journey itself into a luxury experience.
Thailand’s best-kept secret: The magical island almost no one talks about
Thailand beyond the usual destinations: A journey through quieter islands, tropical landscapes, and Koh Larn, a small island that leaves a big impression.
