Park Plaza

Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv

79 Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv 63432, ISRAEL
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Park Plaza OrchidTel Aviv

The Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv is in a prime city-centre location, facing Tel Aviv's famous beach promenade overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel is just minutes away from the financial and cultural districts and is within walking distance from the picturesque old city of Jaffa. Ben-Gurion International Airport is just a 30-minute drive.

Local information

Ben-Gurion Tel Aviv Airport (TLV) 
Distance from hotel: 20 km East 
Drive time: 30 minutes
Directions:
Drive from the airport to road number 1, direction Tel Aviv. Drive straight up to 'Arlozorov' junction exit - turn right, direction Tel Aviv. Turn right again at the first set of traffic lights. Drive straight until you reach the end and then turn left. You will pass 2 sets of traffic lights and you will see the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv on your left. Drive straight to the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv Parking (internal road).

From the Park Plaza Orchid Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport - Drive straight southbound up to Jaffa (old Jaffa). On 'Salame' Street turn left and on 'Kibutz Galuyout' St. turn right. Then drive straight until you arrive at Ayalon junction (Jerusalem direction). Get onto Ayalon - road number 1 and drive straight to Ben Gurion Airport. 
Taxi fare: $25.00* 
Bus: $10.00* 
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

Tel Aviv Yafo-Sde Dov (SDV) airport
Distance from hotel: 5 km North
Drive time: 15 minutes
Directions: North Tel Aviv.

Directions - From the hotel to Sde Dov airport - Drive straight on hayarkon St. northbound. When arriving at Haifa road - turn left. At the second set of traffic lights turn left. At the first set of traffic lights turn right and you will find the SDV airport on your left. Turn left at the traffic lights. 

Taxi fare: $8.00*
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

About Belfast

Even prior to incorporation as a city in 1888, Belfast was the cultural and political center of Ulster, or Northern Ireland. The population later exploded due to the linen, rope making, and shipping industries. The city also helped usher in Northern Ireland's Industrial Revolution and was considered one of Europe's leading ship building cities. Belfast has the world's largest dry dock, and the ill-fated Titanic was constructed here. The 19th-20th centuries saw unique architectural development, and the elaborate stone heads upon the ledges of several historic buildings mark the amalgamation of Victorian and Edwardian schools. Also, several bridges, buildings, streets, and a university are named in honor of Queen Victoria, who visited in 1849. Belfast's rather tempestuous past and political tension is disconcerting. However, it is offset by the city's eagerness to move forward, which is exemplified in the conversion of the Donegall Place waterfront area into a premier shopping zone.

Did you know?

Donegall Square is the focal point of the city. The area is home to city hall and the point from which all roads radiate.
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