Experience Israel - With Famed Archaeologist Eli Shukron

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Recommended Hostels in Tel Aviv

Sleeping in a hostel is more than just sleeping cheaply in a room with people you don’t know (in most hostels there are private rooms as well). It’s more about the good atmosphere. Unlike hotel lobbies, where everyone is for himself, in a hostel it is much easier to start a conversation. Another advantage is that there is a shared kitchen in all of the hostels so you can cook your own food.

Hayarkon 48 Hayarkon 48 (100 beds, starting at around $23) One of the first hostels in Tel Aviv. Great location – where Allenby meets the promenade.

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Old Jafa Hostel 13 Amiad St (70 beds, starting at around $23) This great hostel is located in the middle of the flea market. It is closer to where the good hummus joints are and just a few minutes’ walk from the shore.

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Little Tel Aviv Hostel 51 Yehuda Ha’Levi St. (16 rooms, starting at around $25) Great new hostel in the heart of Tel Aviv, not far from Sderot Rothschild.

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