A retreat space in the heart of Jerusalem
An urban retreat for a group — apartments to sleep in, a meeting room, a lounge and a roof, and one point of contact.
Retreats open as a full offering in Q1 2027, once the roof is ready. Until then — organized groups only.
A weekend for the whole building or a cluster of apartments is priced by your group. Every enquiry gets a tailored proposal the same day.
Arrange a tour
Driving north, and coordinating four suppliers.
- Apartments15–40 participants, depending on the group
- Meeting roomProjector, screen and internet
- Lounge and roofA gathering, a workshop, an evening
- One point of contactOne person coordinating the whole stay
Your community, within walking distance
We'll connect you with the synagogue that suits your tradition
Map of synagoguesFour steps, no surprises
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One conversation
One person understands the group — how many people, which Hebrew date, which community.
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A same-day proposal
One document: the apartments, the space, the extras and the link to the synagogue. No ambiguity.
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A weekday tour
See the apartments, the space and the surroundings, and ask everything before you decide.
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A quiet Shabbat
Everything is handed over in writing before Shabbat begins: who is responsible, where the keys are, when the hotplate goes on, where the synagogue is. No one has to look for us.
Questions parents ask
Can we have the entire building?
Yes — from a single apartment up to 17. Sold in tiers: three apartments, a cluster, or the whole building.
Can we bring our own caterer?
Yes. The kitchen is a cold line, and that's deliberate — every community brings its own kashrut and catering. There is access to the space, unloading, a refrigerator and utensils.
How many people fit at the meal?
Up to about 50 diners in a full event setup.
How much does it cost?
Every composition is different, so every enquiry receives a tailored proposal the same day. The price is always per apartment or per building — never per person.
Come and see the building
A weekday tour, including the hall and the roof. Half an hour, no commitment.