Mamilla

2 Beds | 2 Beds | 2 Beds

Mamila/Karib, Jerusalem, Israel

9410603

From ₪250 per night

Mamilla

From ₪250 per night

Mamila/Karib, Jerusalem, Israel

9410603

Apartment Types

2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom

2 2

Max residents: 5

From ₪250 per night

2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom

2 2

Max residents: 5

From ₪250 per night

2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom

2 2

Max residents: 5

From ₪250 per night

In an attractive building in Jerusalem’s exclusive Mamilla neighborhood, the 2-bedroom Mamilla vacation apartment in Jerusalem overlooks beautiful gardens. The famous open-air Mamilla Mall, with chic boutiques and restaurants housed in historic buildings, is only steps away. The ancient sites of the Old City are just a 9-minute stroll from the apartment, and the diverse restaurants and shops of Yafo Street are 10 minutes away. Bus stops and the City Hall light rail station are nearby. Cleverly designed by our local interior designer, this light and airy apartment will blow you away. A furnished terrace opens out to a view of the landscaped garden. Wood floors, attractive rugs, and a state-of-the-art kitchen will make you feel at home. Premium amenities include free WiFi, cable TV, high-end toiletries, hotel beds and linens, and a Nespresso machine. Perfect for families or groups, this lovely apartment is a great place to relax and unwind.

Originally an impoverished and war-ravaged area of the city, the stunning Mamilla neighborhood now houses a $150-million pedestrian shopping mall. Often compared to Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles, this modern mall with historic roots runs straight into the Old City; in its Jerusalem stone buildings, it showcases both internationally known brands and local artisans. You’ll find plenty of authenticity just across the street in the Old City’s stalls and market, as well as cafes and restaurants that range from cheap falafel to fine dining. The nearby Independence Park contains ancient sites such as the Mamilla Pool, a Herodian reservoir constructed during the 1st century BC, and the Mamilla Cemetery, where you can see Mamluk tombs and Sufi shrines. The Mamilla neighborhood is a great place to stay if you want to be in an upscale area near the heart of the city. Many consider Jerusalem the holiest city on earth; as such, many religious Jews make their home here, and you should remember that many shops and markets are closed on Saturday in order to observe the Sabbath.