Israel: A Women’s Perspective on Politics, History & Culture

The hotel is located in central Jerusalem, walking distance to parks, theaters, restaurants, and the Old City. The Dan Chain is committed to preserving the environment and is integrating sustainable practices at all of its hotels, including sourcing local food, cutting down on food waste, and recycling.

Located in the lowest point in the world and situated perfectly by the sea, the hotel has direct access to a private beach with stunning scenery of desert cliffs in the background. All rooms overlook the Dead Sea and provide a breathtaking panorama from the balconies and windows. Like other VERT hotels, the VERT Dead Sea Hotel takes environmental issues and sustainability seriously. This includes minimizing paper waste by employing paperless check-in processes, providing guests with information digitally, recycling, increasing the use of natural and biodegradable materials, reducing the use of plastics, utilizing solar energy, and saving energy. The chain aims to support a meaningful dialogue surrounding environmental issues and is committed to going green by 2025.

The Hotel is located on Kibbutz Ginosar and situated in an outstanding location hugging the Sea of Galilee shores and nestled at the foot of Mount Arbel, facing the Golan-Heights.

The Port Tower is a new hotel located in the north of the iconic Tel Aviv Port which blends stunning architecture with the unique character of the local neighborhood. The hotel's innovative design takes inspiration from its surroundings, offering fabulous views of the Mediterranean sea and the city skyline. With easy access to Tel Aviv's most popular beaches, restaurants, bars, and commercial centers, the Port Tower provides a stylish and comfortable break, combining relaxation with fun. The hotel is committed to sustainability, cutting down and eventually eliminating one-use plastics and sourcing local food for its restaurant and breakfast buffet. The hotel also has an indoor heated lap pool.