// 845.371.2222 ome hotels in Yerushalayim also cater to the frum guest. If you’re strictly Orthodox and you need Shabbos lights, a shul conveniently nearby or on site, and, of course, fully kosher food, they also have that. But the Yirmiyahu 33 Jerusalem Hotel is just about the first hotel of its kind built literally from the ground up for the frum guest in mind. There are no “also”s here. Three sumptuous kosher meals a day, freshly made on site to order, are prepared in a state-of-the-art kitchen. And if you don’t want a chef-prepared meal delivered to your room, you’re free to choose one of the two high-end, chef-manned restaurants—fleishig and milchig—right on site. The entire kitchen and both restaurants are under the strict rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Yosef Efrati, shlita and the Badatz Kehillot HaChareidim (“Kehilot”) certification, throughout Pesach and the entire year. Shabbos lights and automatic “Shabbos mode” appliances come standard in every one of the hotel’s dozens of guest rooms—no last-minute Shabbos arrangements needed here! Your room’s coee machine—and the mini-bar—“knows” to turn itself on each Shabbos morning. Electric Shabbos candles, also with a Badatz hechsher, are in ample stock in each room—along with a sheitel head for the aishes chayil accompanying her husband (how many hotels have thought of that?) For gashmiyus and business, Yirmiyahu 33 can’t be beat. There’s a full-size kosher gym and pool—with separate hours, naturally—on site, and state-of-the-art oice suites and a conference room for all your parnasah needs. You’ll feel like you never left the oice—or your health club, for that matter. Located in the heart of the Romema neighborhood, Yirmiyahu 33 is a stone’s throw away from the Holy City’s Torah and Chasidus centers, including Belz and Ger. Staying here, you’re never too far from the city’s biggest shuls and batei medrash. And what’s a kosher hotel, especially one in Yerushalayim, without those special community chesed oerings? Yirmiyahu 33 oers a separate wing discreetly tucked away for maximum sensitivity and privacy. Here, guests recovering from personal loss, or transitioning from hospital to home after major medical experiences, can get the therapeutic support they need at all levels from the hotel’s team of therapists and other professional sta. Then you’ve got the shul on the premises—and wow is it not just any shul. When you’re in Yerushalayim, all of our past—every page of Jewish history, all of our Torah and mesorah, and the lengthy saga of our golus experience—comes to life to meet our future. This was our home before we were expelled. This is where we davened to return all through the years. And here is where we are now—forever back home. So it’s no surprise that Yirmiyahu 33’s shul is filled with features collected from the great kehilos of our past. When you daven in the hotel’s shul, the doros of thousands of Yidden who lived in Lodz, Poland daven with you as you behold the Aron that originally stood there. Other features throughout the shul invoke Jewish life throughout the ages, sure to give your tefilos a unique flavor you won’t get anywhere else. Right next to the shul is a Kiddush room as befits any proper beis medrash, lined with top-to-bottom seforim along three walls and with mezonos, coee and tea available 24/7. You’ll feel like you’re right back in your hometown shteeble—which, if you really think about it, is exactly the idea. Yerushalayim is our ultimate home, and the Yirmiyahu 33 Jerusalem Hotel caters precisely to that sentiment, making every frum guest feel exactly at home. Whether you’re in town for a Bar Mitzvah, bris or just another hearty Kiddush; whether visiting family or friends for Yom Tov, just touring, or in Israel for business; the Yirmiyahu 33 Jerusalem Hotel is the place for you. Pesach reservations are available now! Book today at y33.co.il. Taking the Kosher Hotel to the Next Level Now Taking Pesach Reservations, the “Mehadrin min Hamehadrin” Yirmiyahu 33 Jerusalem Hotel is Built to Accommodate Frum Tourists, Business Travelers and Respite Visitors Alike 157
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