The Herb Garden

If you're wondering where this home got its name, you only have to look at the windowsill — when we paid a visit, we adored the heady fragrances that wafted in from this small patch of greenery.

This huge window in the living space also has the added benefit of bathing the interior with copious amounts of natural light and it's fair to say that the recent refurbishment has been designed to accentuate this asset — the glossy kitchen, reflective tables and white walls make the address feel even more bright and welcoming. Although adults will appreciate this sleek aesthetic, youngsters will be won over by the play corner and collection of board games.

However, with the amount going on nearby, you won't want to be cooped up indoors the whole time. If kids are in the mood for fun, there's a playground in Meir Park a minute's walk away and Tel Aviv Beach takes less than ten minutes to reach on foot. If you're travelling without little ones, you might also like to note that the Rubin Museum and Bauhaus Centre sit five minutes' walk away, too.


Home truths:
*The beds in the second bedroom are both singles but they can be pushed together to make a small double
*The wi-fi can be temperamental here
*The fifth guest will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room
*There's an elevator in the building to reach this apartment on the second floor
*The building has no private parking space, but there are lots of bus stops nearby
*A cot, high chair, children's tableware and corner guards can be provided if required