Mount View – a hospitality complex in Modiin Ilit

A rental hospitality complex for Shabbat and between times. The complex includes a study hall suitable for about 60 people, a women's section suitable for about 30 people, a dining room suitable for about 60 people (including an equipped institutional kitchen with 5 large refrigerators and 3 large freezers, institutional gas stove, institutional oven, 3 burners, and a Shabbat urn; additionally, there is a mini bar for Shabbat), 2 restrooms, a bathroom (including a washing machine), grassy areas, and stunning views. There are 8 bedrooms (with the possibility of two more rooms in an improvised manner), the 4 lower rooms have restrooms in each room, and the 4 upper rooms have attached restrooms on their floor. In 3 out of the 4 lower rooms, there are 6 beds, and in the fourth, there are 4 beds. In 3 out of the 4 upper rooms, there are 8 beds, and in the fourth, there are 6 beds, totaling 52 beds (it should be noted that the beds are bunk beds, meaning there are 26 lower beds and 26 upper beds) (and in the improvised rooms, there is the possibility of 4 more beds, and additionally, it is possible to bring mattresses independently). Notes: The place does not provide sheets, towels, blankets, and pillows. Any damage to the place, such as to the wooden planters, lamps, general furniture, equipment, etc., will incur an additional charge according to the owner's assessment of the damage. The place disclaims responsibility for any damage caused to the guests of the place and waives any possibility of any claims. Payment is in cash or by credit card, bank transfer to the association under the title 'donation'. The place is attached to a Shabbat generator; it should be taken into account for those with asthma or special sensitivities to such things (it is important to note that the generator has a constant, relatively low noise that can only be heard in the yard itself and not inside the buildings at all, and it is also covered and wrapped in 5-meter-high walls, so the air and smoke from it are very weak, and during winter Shabbat, there is no feeling at all, and even during summer Shabbat, it should be noted that people get used to it very quickly and forget about its existence). The price for Shabbat is about 10,000 shekels, and during the interim period, the price per day is about 10,000 shekels and for Shabbat about 15,000 shekels.