This home has it all, from Art Deco wallpaper and Scandinavian-style wood cabinets in the kitchen to a rug reminiscent of Beni Ourain – a perfect marriage of the period feel and interiors with modern and minimal decor. Head out to the balcony to enjoy the charming breeze while sipping your morning cup of coffee and taking in the fascinating streets, still full of folk textile and fabric shops documenting Tel Aviv's early days of fashion. The vast vintage windows let in plenty of natural light, lighting up your day from the outset. Take the three-minute stroll to Rothschild Boulevard to taste various food and trendy cocktails in bars. Make your way through the streets until you reach Neve Tzedek – one of Tel Aviv's oldest areas, but still young at heart, and a perfect respite from the city's hustle and bustle. Experience the colourful buildings with expansive gardens and twisting passageways before stopping for traditional Israeli food – there's something beautiful about sitting out in the shaded courtyard of an Oriental style building, with the sea air cooling you, while eating a delicious light meal. Home truths: *The host has multiple near-identical flats in the same building – the style and arrangement may differ somewhat depending on which one you end up in *The bathroom is divided into two rooms – the WC and shower are in different rooms *Since two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the living room, we believe this property is best suited to four guests *The wi-fi speed in this home was on the low side when we tested it *The host asks that you are quiet within the apartment and on the balcony every day between the hours of 2-4 PM and 11 PM-7 AM