Shabbat Bar Mitzvah in a whole private building in the heart of Jerusalem
The whole family under one roof, from the start of Shabbat to its end — with the synagogue within walking distance.
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.
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Beds, meals and community — without splitting the family between several places.
- Apartments17 apartments, 33 beds for 66 guests — grandparents, aunts, uncles and children in the same building
- Dining roomAbout 50 seated, a permanent central table for 12, 3 hotplates and 2 urns
- Cold-line kitchenYour caterer and your kashrut, with access, unloading and a fridge
- Lounge, courtyard and roofA reception, a kiddush, and somewhere for the children between meals
- A link to a communityWe arrange the aliyah la-Torah with the gabbai at the synagogue that suits you
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
Is there a synagogue in the building?
We host the celebration — the meals, the lodging, the extended family. We don't hold services and we don't keep a Torah scroll. The Torah reading takes place at a neighborhood synagogue, and our role is to connect you with a community that suits you. No hotel in the city offers a choice between dozens of communities within walking distance.
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.
What is set up for Shabbat in the building?
Three hotplates and two urns in the dining room. There is a Shabbat elevator. The locks are electronic, and for Shabbat you are given a mechanical key. All of it is handed over in writing before Shabbat comes in.
Come and see the building
A weekday tour, including the hall and the roof. Half an hour, no commitment.