Top Destinations in Israel
Looking for a serviced apartment in Israel? Whether you’re on a short-term business trip or relocating for the medium to long term, our serviced apartments give you the space, flexibility and comfort of home while travelling for work. Explore options in Tel Aviv (the financial hub), Jerusalem (the historic and cultural centre), and other key business districts and coastal locations.
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Israel is a country in West Asia, located on the south-eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It shares borders with Lebanon to the north, Syria to the north-east, Jordan to the east, and Egypt to the south. Despite its modest size, Israel is a dynamic economy driven by high-technology, pharmaceuticals, communications equipment, military goods and software. Its business travel appeal is strong due to its advanced services sector and well-connected infrastructure.
Serviced Apartments In Tel Aviv – the country’s financial and tech centre, with many global and regional corporate offices.
Serviced Apartments In Jerusalem – the capital city and a major political, administrative and business location, as well as a rich cultural destination.
Serviced Apartments In Herzliya – suburbs of Tel Aviv hosting many multinational companies and serviced-apartment options.
Serviced Apartments In Haifa – port city with logistics, manufacturing, tech and academic hubs.
More space and flexibility than a standard hotel - ideal for extended stays, relocation or team accommodation.
Fully furnished units, often with kitchen and laundry facilities, helping reduce daily cost and increase comfort.
Located in established business districts and technology clusters - close to offices, campuses and transport links.
Benefit from our local expertise - we know the serviced-apartment landscape in Israel and can match you to the right property for your business travel, project or relocation requirements.
Israel enjoys a Mediterranean climate along the coast with hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Inland and in desert regions temperatures can be much higher in summer and cooler in winter. Business travellers should check the regional forecast (coastal vs inland) and plan appropriate attire and travel schedules.
The official currency is the Israeli New Shekel (ILS). Major credit cards are commonly accepted, and business travellers should also consider exchange rates, domestic bank fees and whether serviced apartments charge locally in shekels.
Hebrew and Arabic are the country’s two official languages. English is widely used in business, especially in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and among international companies, making communication for travelling professionals relatively straightforward.
Israel uses Israel Standard Time (IST, UTC+2) and observes Israel Daylight Time (IDT, UTC+3) during summer months.