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March 2012 No. 338 42 (Continued from p. 38) invest in the hotel once again. We are adding a new a la carte restaurant, scheduled to open in April, which will also provide meals for groups. It will operate seven days a week and will feature 120 places - 50 inside the remainder on the restaurant deck. Other improvements include a renovated parking area and a new reception area, which is being relocated to the area of the cottages. All the Green Hills cottages are similar, with a salon that has been outfitted with both a single and double convertible sofa, to accommodate up to a couple and three children. New flat-screen TV sets are being added to all the salons, with the old TV set moved to the bedroom. Other elements include a mini fridge, microwave and coffee/tea set, “and plates and cutlery are provided for tourists,” Szeinuk adds. Ethnic Food Festival Moshav Shoresh is located in the Matei Yehuda area, which has been sponsoring an annual ethnic food festival for the past 12 years, for the local market almost exclusively. However, there have been thoughts of expanding the festival’s scope and marketing it to incoming tourism too, Szeinuk reports. Suites Upgrading at the Alexander Suites The suites on the sixth and seventh floors of the main building of the Alexander Suites, Tel Aviv have been upgraded to “executive suites,” reports the hotel’s The photo above, which appeared in EMTT #337, p. 6, was captioned incorrectly. The text should read: At an event in January for agents specializing in the Russian market, sponsored by Jerusalem’s Alrov Luxury Hotels, Israel (the Mamilla Hotel and the David Citadel) and held at the Mamilla Hotel. Pictured (left to right) are: Mamilla Hotel Director of Marketing & Sales Galit Heller-Halfon; David Citadel General Manager Chemi Gur; David Tucker, vice president of marketing and sales for Alrov Luxury Hotels - Israel; Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat; Mamilla Hotel General Manager Eli Maor; Ilanit Melchior, tourism director for the Jerusalem Development Authority; Sveta Kutin, in charge of the diplomatic & East European market for the two hotels. Sales Manager Ksenia Gil, with a new design and with the addition of espresso machines. The suites, four of which are 45 m², eight that measure 55 m² and four offering 75 m² of space and featuring two bedrooms and accommodating up to six, also contain a work desk and free Wi-Fi use. In addition, all the redesigned suites have been outfitted with new furniture, including a dining table seating four, an ergonometric work chair, a redesigned kitchen with microwave and refrigerator and a two-burner range. Showers have been added to the rooms categorized as “”luxury” and “superior,” in addition to the bathtubs, with the extra space taken from the suites’ walk-in closet. “Guests booking these suites are afforded free access to the hotel’s business lounge, along with the gym,” Gil adds. “They also receive free bathrobe and slippers and a daily newspaper to their room, along with other ‘special’ amenities, which our F&B department is now developing. As part of this improvement, the corridors have been enhanced with new lighting and paint.” Future plans call for transforming suites on other floors in a similar fashion: “floors two and three maybe even this year.”
Hospitality & Tourism in a Spirit of Peace Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam Guest House and Conference Center The Jewish-Arab community of Neve Shalom–Wahat al-Salam, a country hotel in the Tuscan-like heart of the Judean Hills and a member of the Judean Hills Hotels Association, offers lodging in the spirit of peace and coexistence. The guest house is just off the main road between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, next to the Monastery of Latrun . The 39 garden units spaced over 4 rows afford every room a spectacular view of the Ayalon Valley. The grounds are surrounded by welcoming lawns on pleasant corners of the hillside full of trees and greenery, including local culinary and medicinal herbs. The rooms are family-style, each with its own terrace, and every room has individual air-conditioning, refrigerator, coffee corner, satellite television, personal safe and telephone. The hotel has a semi-Olympic swimming pool in a pleasant, manicured setting with shaded lounging areas and lovely views, a covered wading pool for toddlers, a snack bar, a basketball court and a soccer pitch. The guest house has its own fully equipped conference rooms suitable for hosting seminars and group events for up to 400 participants. The hotel restaurant offers authentic Lebanese cuisine, and special menus may be arranged for events, parties and groups. . For Groups Neve Shalom–Wahat al-Salam is the closest hotel to Ben Gurion Airport, and it offers special rates for groups on �� tours and lectures about the Neve Shalom village �� Neve Shalom / Wahat al-Salam Guest House and Conference Center For reservations: 02-9993030 � Fax: 02-9917412 � Video: http://www.neveshalom-hotel.com/hotel.WMV Website: www.neveshalom-hotel.com � Email: hotel@nswas.org
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