3 bedroom in Yerushalayim in Romema

Apartment

Location: Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel

Organizer: ×"×"×¡×" ××™×™×–× ×˜×œ

Dates: up to 2 weeks I would need 2/3 days in advance 99%of the time) and for a month min 1 week

About

its a very nice apartment central located to shops busses for yom tov or shabbos you can book 1 night for summer or midyear need to be min 3 nights

it not year long short term but from time to time for now its availeble for shavuos (up to 10 days bein hazmanim till about mid elul and rosh hashana

price depence sometimes about linnen and towels and how long you take it

I have a sofa but its a 2 seather

optinal for a baby cot

About the provider

I speak English,Yiddish, Flemish and basic hebrew

I have this 3 numbers

0548497191

00442037348915

003227810231

Kashrut & dining

Kashrut authority: 1 · 1

Passover kitchen

Religious life & Shabbat

for the oven and microwave please only yours rav launda rubin kehiles badatz aidea charades, aguda and efraty

Sukkah

Location

Address: Ari'el Street, Jerusalem, Israel

Getting there

bus train car and taxi

Contact

Organizer: ×"×"×¡×" ××™×™×–× ×˜×œ (×"×"×¡×" ××™×™×–× ×˜×œ)
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Phone: +972548497191
Phone: 00442037348915
Email: [email protected]

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About this listing

This spacious 3-bedroom apartment offers a comfortable and hemishe base for visitors looking to spend Yom Tov or Shabbat in Jerusalem. Located in the heart of the Romema neighborhood, the property is designed to accommodate families and travelers who prioritize proximity to the city's most vibrant religious centers. Whether you are arriving for Shavuos, Rosh Hashana, or the summer Bein Hazmanim period, this rental provides an authentic Jerusalem living experience within a strictly observant community.

The residence is well-equipped with the amenities necessary for a seamless religious lifestyle. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living area with a two-seater sofa, and the option to include a baby cot for those traveling with infants. With flexible booking options during peak seasons and a central location that simplifies logistics, this apartment serves as a practical choice for those seeking a short-term home in Israel's capital.

About the area

The Romema neighborhood is one of Jerusalem's most sought-after areas for the Orthodox traveler. Characterized by its high concentration of yeshivos, synagogues, and kosher commerce, it offers an environment that is fully attuned to the needs of the religious community. The apartment is centrally located near numerous local shops, ensuring that kosher groceries and prepared foods are always within easy reach.

Proximity to public transportation is a major advantage of this specific location. Multiple bus lines run through the area, providing direct access to the major Chassidish and Litvish centers of Jerusalem. The neighborhood is known for its quiet, respectful atmosphere on Shabbat, while remaining bustling and convenient throughout the week. Guests will find themselves in a community where the rhythm of life is defined by the Jewish calendar and the nearby presence of many prominent Rabbanim and Batei Midrash.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Staying in Romema places guests at the nexus of several significant Jerusalem landmarks. The neighborhood is just a short distance from the Belz Great Synagogue (Kirat Belz), one of the largest and most architecturally significant synagogues in the world. For those interested in the historical atmosphere of Jerusalem, the winding streets of nearby Geula and Mea Shearim are within walking distance, offering a wealth of sefarim stores, Judaica shops, and traditional bakeries.

Transportation is another major highlight of this location. The apartment is situated near the Jerusalem Central Bus Station and the Navon Train Station, making it simple to travel to the Kosel (Western Wall), the Old City, or take a high-speed train to Ben Gurion Airport and Tel Aviv. The proximity to these transit hubs allows for easy navigation without the need for a private vehicle.

What to expect

Guests can expect a functional and well-maintained apartment tailored for religious life. For Shabbat and Yom Tov, the host provides essential items such as a Shabbat water urn and timers to manage lighting and appliances. The inclusion of a Siddur and Chumash further ensures that guests have the necessary tools for davening and learning during their stay. The apartment also features modern conveniences like air conditioning and heating, ensuring comfort regardless of the season.

The kitchen is equipped with a microwave, oven, fridge, and freezer. In keeping with the high standards of the neighborhood, the host requests that guests follow specific kashrut guidelines for appliance use, particularly regarding the recommendations of the Badatz Eidah HaCharedis, Rabbi Rubin, and Rabbi Efraty. Practical amenities such as a washing machine and dryer, ironing board, and basic bathroom supplies (body wash, shampoo, and hand soap) are provided to make longer stays more convenient. Additionally, the presence of a terrace or patio offers a private outdoor space for guests to enjoy the fresh Jerusalem air.

Frequently asked questions

When is this apartment available for booking?

The rental is available for short-term stays during Yom Tovim, such as Shavuos and Rosh Hashana, as well as during the summer Bein Hazmanim period through mid-Elul. Short-term bookings during mid-year typically require a minimum stay of three nights.

What are the kashrut guidelines for using the kitchen?

While the owner provides a kitchen, guests are requested to use their own containers and follow the guidance of reliable kashrut authorities (such as Badatz Eidah HaCharedis or Rabbi Rubin) for the oven and microwave. Check with the host regarding specific halachic arrangements.

What is the sleeping capacity of the apartment?

The apartment is a 3-bedroom unit that includes a two-seater sofa and the option for a baby cot, making it suitable for families visiting for the holidays.

Does the apartment provide Shabbat-specific amenities?

Yes, the unit is equipped with essential items for a religious stay, including a Shabbat water urn (blech/kumkum), Shabbat timers, a Siddur, and a Chumash.

What languages does the host speak?

The host is multilingual and can assist guests in English, Yiddish, Flemish, and basic Hebrew.