Kosher Travelers
The Inbal Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
English-speaking Pesach stay at a 5-star Jerusalem hotel with a scholar program and optional touring.
Stated by the operator: No kitniyot
- Price
- From about $4,324 per person
All programs / Israel
2027 confirmedHotel packageConfirm details with the operator
Travelink
Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel
The operator is advertising Pesach 2027 on its own website.
An eight-night Pesach package at the Dan Panorama on the Tel Aviv seafront, sold by London agency Travelink. It includes a sea-view room with balcony, daily buffet breakfast, the Seder and five Yom Tov and Shabbat meals, plus use of the large outdoor pool, gym and kids club.
- Dates
- Passover page is headed 'Passover 2027'; package details load in a script widget and could not be read
- Price
- Price on request
- Operator’s track record
- Travelink says it offers a 'tried and tested' selection of Pesach programmes each year
- Setting
- Beach, City
- Languages
- English
- Contact
- info@travelinkuk.com0208 931 8000
Kashrut and standards
Taken from the operator’s own website. A dashed outline means the operator hasn’t said, not that the answer is no.
- Supervision
- Not named on the operator’s website. Ask who gives the hechsher.
- Who it suits
- UK travellers
Who is the supervisor?
The operator’s website does not name a rabbi or agency I could look up.
Worth asking the operator
- Who signs the kashrut certificate for this program, and can I see this year’s certificate?
- How many years has he supervised this operator’s Pesach programs, and this hotel in particular?
- Does an agency or beth din stand behind the certificate, or is it his personal hechsher?
- Is he in the hotel for the whole of Yom Tov, and how many mashgichim work under him?
Not stated, ask the operator: Gebrokts or non-gebroktsNot stated, ask the operator: Cholov YisroelNot stated, ask the operator: GlattNot stated, ask the operator: Pas YisroelNot stated, ask the operator: Shmura matzahNot stated, ask the operator: Separate swimmingStated by the operator: No kitniyot
Ask before you book
The operator’s website doesn’t state these. If any matter to you, get the answer in writing:
- Gebrokts or non-gebrokts
- Cholov Yisroel
- Glatt
- Pas Yisroel
- Shmura matzah
- Separate swimming
Standards can change from year to year. Confirm with the operator and your own rav.
Videos and social accounts
The operator’s own channels, found on its own website. They are marketing, so weigh them alongside the facts above.
The hotel
About the building itself, all year round. The Pesach program is run by the operator, not the hotel.
I don’t have confirmed details for this building yet. The map and reviews below come straight from Google.
Ratings and reviews of the hotel
These are year-round guests rating the hotel, not Pesach guests rating the program. For the program, see the guest reviews further down.
Food
Israeli-style buffet breakfast daily, plus the first Seder and five Yom Tov/Shabbat meals in the hotel's refurbished dining room.
Stated by the operator: BuffetStated by the operator: Communal seder
Entertainment and activities
Stated by the operator: Fitness & yogaStated by the operator: Kids shows & activities
In the operator’s words: outdoor swimming pool, gym, kids club, beach.
Kids and teens
Not stated, ask the operator: Day campNot stated, ask the operator: Teen programNot stated, ask the operator: Babysitting or infant care
Free use of the hotel kids club is listed.
Price
Rates on request
Check what’s added on top: many programs add taxes, service charges and tips of 20 to 25 percent. Work out your real total.
Getting there
There is a nonstop flight from New York (JFK), about 11.5 hours in the air.
Wikipedia's Ben Gurion page lists nonstop flights from New York JFK, Newark, Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago O'Hare, Toronto, London (Heathrow, Luton, Gatwick and Stansted) and Paris (Charles de Gaulle and Orly). A few airlines were shown as resuming service on set dates, so confirm schedules before booking.
Most North American travelers fly nonstop to Tel Aviv from the New York area or another major gateway, or connect through a European hub, and then drive or take a pre-booked transfer to the hotel.
Routes come from each airport’s published route list, checked October 2026. Flight times are estimates from the distance. Airlines change schedules, so confirm before you book (route list we used).
From the airport
- Ben Gurion Airport (Tel Aviv) (TLV): about 25 minutes by carAbout 25 minutes by car or taxi outside rush hour; the train from the airport reaches the city in around 15 minutes.
Late April weather
Daytime highs are around 75°F (24°C) and nights around 59°F (15°C); the Mediterranean is about 68°F (20°C), cool but fine for a swim on a warm day.
Good to know
- In Israel the holiday is seven days with one seder; visitors from abroad usually still keep the extra day, so ask your rabbi how that applies to you.
- Israel is 7 hours ahead of New York in late April; US and Canadian passport holders do not need a visa for a short visit but must get an ETA-IL travel authorization online before flying.
- You don't need a car in the city; walking, taxis, bikes and the light rail work well, and parking is expensive.
- Most public transport stops for Shabbat and the holiday days.
The hotel on Google Maps
Google’s star rating and reviews are for Dan Panorama Tel Aviv all year round, not for the Pesach program.
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Safety and travel advisories
What governments say about travel to this country. Nothing here is this site’s own judgment.
US State Department travel advisory for Israel
Level 3 of 4: Reconsider travel
- The advisory treats some parts of the country differently. Read it for the area you are going to.
- The level is for the whole country, not for the hotel or its neighborhood. Level 1 is the lowest of the four and Level 4 the highest.
- Advisory dated August 25, 2026; I read it on October 4, 2026. Levels change, so open the advisory before you book and again before you fly.
This is the governments’ own wording, not a rating by this site. Israel’s National Security Council also publishes travel warnings for Israelis abroad. Ask the operator what security the program itself arranges, such as guards and entry checks.
Things to do near Tel Aviv
Ideas for chol hamoed. Check opening times before you go; some places close or get very busy during the holiday.
Tel Aviv beach promenade
Beach, about 5 min awayMiles of beach and a seafront walkway right outside the hotels.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
Old Jaffa and the port
City, about 10 min awayStone alleys, galleries and a harbor at the southern end of the promenade.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
ANU - Museum of the Jewish People
Jewish heritage, about 15 min awayA large modern museum on the story of Jewish life around the world.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
Neve Tzedek and Rothschild Boulevard
City, about 10 min awayThe city's first neighborhood and its tree-lined boulevard of white Bauhaus buildings.
Good for teens, couples, grandparents
Palmach Museum
History, about 15 min awayA guided walk-through experience that follows a group of young fighters before and during 1948; book ahead.
Good for teens, couples, grandparents
HaYarkon Park
Family, about 10 min awayA big riverside park with bike and boat rentals, playgrounds and lawns.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
Ramat Gan Safari
Family, about 20 min awayA drive-through animal park with a zoo in the middle.
Good for kids, teens, grandparents
Jerusalem day trip
Jewish heritage, about 60 min awayThe Kotel and the Old City are about an hour away by car or fast train.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
Guest reviews
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Where this information comes from
Checked on October 4, 2026. We could not confirm every detail on the operator’s own website, so treat this listing as a lead and confirm the details with the operator before you book. These are the pages we read:
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