Rimonim-Hotel - Revision history

Simcha at 19:47, 14 October 2012

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew:~~'''~~ מלון רות רימונים צפת ~~/ '''~~Spelling:~~'''~~ Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim / Other Names: Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim ~~/'''Definition~~:~~'''~~ Luxury hotel in Safed, Israel)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Ruth Rimonim Tzfat
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Ruth Rimonim Tzfat]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = מלון רות רימונים צפת
		+	\|header3 = Spelling:
		+	\|data4 = Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim
		+	\|header5 = Other Names:
		+	\|data6 = Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = Luxury hotel chain with a branch in Safed, Israel.}}

	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the [[Artists Quarter Safed\|Artists Quarter]]. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].		The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the [[Artists Quarter Safed\|Artists Quarter]]. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].

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	The Hotel Rimon Inn is part of a network of Rimonim hotels which operates throughout Israel The location and ambiance in Tzfat makes it the chain’s premier hotel and it is the choice for visiting missions, officials, dignitaries and diplomats who visit Safed. In 1986, following his release from a Soviet prison, Natan Sharansky brought his wife Avital to Tzfat where they stayed at the Rimon Inn. The hotel protected their privacy as they vacationed and rested. During the [[Safed Second Lebanon War\|2006 Second Lebanon War]], government and visiting officials stayed at the hotel which kept its doors open, despite the danger. And in 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the Rimonim with his entire cabinet for a unity weekend of rest, relaxation and building relationships among the coalition partners.		The Hotel Rimon Inn is part of a network of Rimonim hotels which operates throughout Israel The location and ambiance in Tzfat makes it the chain’s premier hotel and it is the choice for visiting missions, officials, dignitaries and diplomats who visit Safed. In 1986, following his release from a Soviet prison, Natan Sharansky brought his wife Avital to Tzfat where they stayed at the Rimon Inn. The hotel protected their privacy as they vacationed and rested. During the [[Safed Second Lebanon War\|2006 Second Lebanon War]], government and visiting officials stayed at the hotel which kept its doors open, despite the danger. And in 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the Rimonim with his entire cabinet for a unity weekend of rest, relaxation and building relationships among the coalition partners.
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	[[Category:Israeli Hotels]]		[[Category:Israeli Hotels]]
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Simcha at 20:27, 22 January 2012

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	('''Hebrew:''' מלון רות רימונים צפת / '''Spelling:''' Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim / Other Names: Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim /'''Definition:''' Luxury hotel in Safed, Israel)		('''Hebrew:''' מלון רות רימונים צפת / '''Spelling:''' Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim / Other Names: Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim /'''Definition:''' Luxury hotel in Safed, Israel)

−	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the Artists Quarter. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].	+	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the [[Artists Quarter Safed\|Artists Quarter]]. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].

	== Hotel Site ==		== Hotel Site ==

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Access to the Town

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	== Access to the Town ==		== Access to the Town ==

−	Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter of Safed]]. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities ==		== Amenities ==

Simcha at 19:34, 22 December 2011

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	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the Artists Quarter. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].		The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the Artists Quarter. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].

−	== Hotel Site ~~[[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]]~~ ==	+	== Hotel Site ==

	The Rimonim Safed hotel sits on a site whose foundations, archaeologists believe, date back to Roman times. The building served as a Turkish “khan” -- inn -- in the 17th century and became a popular Safed hotel from the earliest days of the State of Israel. Its stone façade, rustic atmosphere and location on the western slope of the city, overlooking the Meron mountain range, has made it a popular Safed inn for foreign and Israeli visitors alike.		The Rimonim Safed hotel sits on a site whose foundations, archaeologists believe, date back to Roman times. The building served as a Turkish “khan” -- inn -- in the 17th century and became a popular Safed hotel from the earliest days of the State of Israel. Its stone façade, rustic atmosphere and location on the western slope of the city, overlooking the Meron mountain range, has made it a popular Safed inn for foreign and Israeli visitors alike.

−	== Access to the Town ~~[[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]]~~ ==	+	== Access to the Town ==

	Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”		Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

−	== Amenities ~~[[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]]~~ ==	+	== Amenities ==

	The Rimonim Tzfat hotel is Safed’s largest with 80 rooms ranging from simple bedrooms to elegant mini or more luxurious suites. The hotel has a pool, a spa and an exercise room which are nestled amongst the expansive surrounding gardens. Guests are treated each morning to a full buffet breakfast which features a wide assortment of vegetables and fruits, cheeses, fish, fresh breads and unique salads. The hotel maintains a “mehadrin” -- high standard -- of kashruth and the hotel is set up with Sabbath amenities to allow observant Jewish guests to observe the Sabbath and holidays at the hotel.		The Rimonim Tzfat hotel is Safed’s largest with 80 rooms ranging from simple bedrooms to elegant mini or more luxurious suites. The hotel has a pool, a spa and an exercise room which are nestled amongst the expansive surrounding gardens. Guests are treated each morning to a full buffet breakfast which features a wide assortment of vegetables and fruits, cheeses, fish, fresh breads and unique salads. The hotel maintains a “mehadrin” -- high standard -- of kashruth and the hotel is set up with Sabbath amenities to allow observant Jewish guests to observe the Sabbath and holidays at the hotel.

−	== Famous Guests ~~[[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]]~~ ==	+	== Famous Guests ==

	The Hotel Rimon Inn is part of a network of Rimonim hotels which operates throughout Israel The location and ambiance in Tzfat makes it the chain’s premier hotel and it is the choice for visiting missions, officials, dignitaries and diplomats who visit Safed. In 1986, following his release from a Soviet prison, Natan Sharansky brought his wife Avital to Tzfat where they stayed at the Rimon Inn. The hotel protected their privacy as they vacationed and rested. During the [[Safed Second Lebanon War\|2006 Second Lebanon War]], government and visiting officials stayed at the hotel which kept its doors open, despite the danger. And in 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the Rimonim with his entire cabinet for a unity weekend of rest, relaxation and building relationships among the coalition partners.		The Hotel Rimon Inn is part of a network of Rimonim hotels which operates throughout Israel The location and ambiance in Tzfat makes it the chain’s premier hotel and it is the choice for visiting missions, officials, dignitaries and diplomats who visit Safed. In 1986, following his release from a Soviet prison, Natan Sharansky brought his wife Avital to Tzfat where they stayed at the Rimon Inn. The hotel protected their privacy as they vacationed and rested. During the [[Safed Second Lebanon War\|2006 Second Lebanon War]], government and visiting officials stayed at the hotel which kept its doors open, despite the danger. And in 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the Rimonim with his entire cabinet for a unity weekend of rest, relaxation and building relationships among the coalition partners.

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−	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==

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−	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==

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−	Guests can walk to the historical synagogues, art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the town’s history and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==

Simcha at 20:45, 28 November 2011

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	('''Hebrew:''' מלון רות רימונים צפת / '''Spelling:''' Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim / Other Names: Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim /'''Definition:''' Luxury hotel in Safed, Israel)		('''Hebrew:''' מלון רות רימונים צפת / '''Spelling:''' Ruth Rimonim, Rut Remonim / Other Names: Tsfat Rimonim, Rimon Inn, Hotel Rimonim /'''Definition:''' Luxury hotel in Safed, Israel)

−	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the Artists Quarter. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of Tzfat.	+	The Safed Rimonim Hotel, also called the Rimon Inn Hotel or the Ruth Rimonim Hotel, is located on Rehov Tet Zayin near the southern edge of the Artists Quarter. The hotel is set in an old stone building and offers luxury accommodations amid its rolling terraces and gardens, a stunning view of the surrounding mountain range, expansive lobbies and five-star restaurant. Guests enjoy easy access to the historical and cultural sites of [[Safed\|Tzfat]].

	== Hotel Site [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Hotel Site [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==

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−	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [[Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==

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−	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”	+	Guests can walk to the [Tzfat Synagogues\|historical synagogues]], art galleries and religious sites from the Rimon Inn which is located an approximate ten minute walk from the Old Jewish Quarter of Safed. The Safed hotel also invites guests to join their regularly-scheduled Friday night tours which provide detailed information about the [[Safed History\|town’s history]] and significance as one of Judaism’s “Four Holy Cities.”

	== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==		== Amenities [[File:uparrow.jpg\|link=#top]] ==