Jerusalem's Terrace
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Nachlaot, Jerusalem
This elegant apartment is an oasis above the vibrant old-world Machane Yehuda Market. Dive into its winding alleys to discover colourful produce and authentic eateries serving up the best Israeli cuisine – our picks are cheesy khachapuri, flame-grilled shawarma and rich dumpling soups.
Eucalyptus Blush
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Jerusalem, Jerusalem District
Combine natural influences with Israeli modernity, and you’ll get this sumptuously styled apartment in the heart of the tranquil and architectural neighbourhood, David’s Village. Surrounded by greenery, you’ll enjoy strolling around the local Teddy Park and Bloomfield Gardens, perusing the boutiques in Mamilla Mall and exploring the ancient citadel and sites of The Tower of David and Jaffa Gate.
Jerusalem Jewel
7 guests
3 bedrooms
Mamilla, Jerusalem
Nestled in the lap of luxury, on the 5th floor of the regal Mamilla residence, this brand-new guesthouse promises an unforgettable stay. Two spectacular balconies serve picturesque views of Jerusalem's old city, awakening a sense of awe and wonder each time.
Mahane Yehuda Oasis
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Nachlaot, Jerusalem
Located between the famous Mahane Yehuda market and Mamilla, this beautiful apartment will delight you with its stylish decoration. With 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and 2 balconies, this urban retreat offers a vibrant oasis in the heart of Jerusalem.
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Explore our collection of luxury Extended Stay Rentals available for you to rent in Jerusalem District, Israel. Each and every home you'll find has been through a meticulous, multi-stage vetting process to ensure quality our guests can always count on. The Long Stay Rentals in our Jerusalem District, Israel collection come fully furnished with well-equipped kitchens, all linens, and essential bathroom toiletries included. And if you need any assistance, our friendly team of experts is always on hand to help plan your perfect stay.
