JTower - ApartHotels In City Center By Isrentals

Central one bedroom apartment located in a brand new luxurious building. The rooms are full of light opening on the city center, famous HadavidKa place. The bathroom is new and fresh. You could enjoy from the nice places in the surroundings such as Mahane Yehuda and small streets of Nahlaot, Yafo and Ben Yehuda streets, Mamila etc Public transportation is down the building. The living room is full of light thanks to the high windows. Kitchen is fully equipped and contains basic amenities. Kitchen is part of the living room. The bedroom is very comfortable and quiet despite the central location of the place. You can close the blinds for a dark atmosphere. Blinds are ultra modern electrical blinds. The toilets are inside the bathroom. A washing machine is available on spot. לידיעתכם, תוספת מע"מ בשיעור של 17% חלה על אזרחי ישראל בלבד. מס זה אינו מחושב במחיר הכולל בהתבסס על חוקי המס המקומיים, אזרחי ישראל חייבים לשלם מע"מ (17%). מס זה אינו מחושב באופן אוטומטי בעלות ההזמנה הכוללת ויש לשלמו למקום האירוח. אתה זכאי להחזרים או פטורים ממע"מ במהלך שהותך בישראל על ידי מתן כרטיס תעודת בקרת הגבולות שלך בלבד (אישור שהייה) אותו תקבל בשדה התעופה. Please note that there’s a 17% VAT for Israeli citizens. You are entitled to a VAT refunds or exemptions during your stay in Israel by only providing your border control pass card* (stay permit VISA B2) which you get at airport. if you did not provide this document we will be obliged to charge you the 17% tax Based on local tax laws, Israeli citizens must pay VAT(17%). This tax is not automatically calculated in the total cost of the reservation and must be paid to the property. You are entitled to a VAT refunds or exemptions during your stay in Israel by only providing your border control pass card* (stay permit) which you get at airport. Important: If your stay begins on a Saturday or a holiday, please contact me before booking. Please note that there is a possible change to the normal check-in hours PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON SHABBAT AND JEWISH HOLIDAYS