Tel Aviv - Hostel RED - Home for Travellers
About the place
Hostel
RED - Home for Travellers is a hostel located at the 5th and the top floor in the most central area of Tel Aviv city, 5 minutes from the best beach, right in the middle of the bustling nightlife, bars, cafes & restaurants scene of Tel Aviv. A fun & trendy place to walk around during the daytime on Ben-Gurion Blvd & the beach promenade.
Access within the to the rooftop displaying views of both the Mediterranean sea & the impressive city skyline.
Social and fun
It is a truly unique place because of the people it attracts. You will be surrounded by amazing people that wants to have a great vacation and always ready for a nice adventure. This a place where you meat the most interesting people and make friend for life.
Info & Price
Surroundings
All the essentials are near. There are a few 24/7 supermarkets less than two minutes away and a very inexpensive one five minutes away, all by walking.
Food wise, you have a wide range of choices, from Gourmet restaurants to plain but tasty fast food and all the best that Israel has to offer in between -- and everything in a very short walking distance.
Five minutes away there is park with an open gym for all.
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In times of uncertainty and your peace of mind, we recommend you select a flexible rate with free cancellation. If your plans change, you can always cancel free of charge until the cancellation expires.
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This place is awesome, I had really good time meeting new people there, the place is the most social ever! I felt very safe and comfortable. the place is very clean and very well decorated. I will stay there every time when I'm in Tel Aviv and I urge you to do it :)
