Set in one of the area's most beautiful period buildings, this charming apartment has a lot going for it. A soft mix of pastel colours, velvet accents, and stucco ceilings, it remains true to its Bauhaus heritage with tall windows and a wrought-iron balcony. It’s essentially a modern take on art deco, with a touch of Tel Aviv flair. We love the pink panelled wall in the bright living room and the modern bathroom. Nachalat Binyamin, one of the city’s most iconic streets, is right outside your door and it’s full of amazing restaurants, bars, and coffee shops waiting to be explored. And a few times a week the area's vibrant culture practically comes to you. An artists market is held on the street on Tuesdays and Fridays, and on Thursday evenings you can sit out on your balcony to listen to the street musicians. Home truths: *Two guests would be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room *The host has several, near-identical units in the same building – the design and layout might vary slightly depending on which one you're given *There’s no lift in the building so you’ll have to climb the stairs to the first floor *There’s only one bathroom between a possible six guests *A cot and high chair are available if you're travelling with a little one