Vacation Apartments in Maalot Dafna, Jerusalem

    A calm, Anglo-friendly frum neighbourhood between Arzei HaBira and Ramat Eshkol, twenty-five minutes on foot from the Old City.

    1 listing found· Maalot Dafna

    Staying in Maalot Dafna

    Maalot Dafna sits between Arzei HaBira and Ramat Eshkol, a settled, family neighbourhood with wide sidewalks, small parks and buildings that mix long-time residents with well-kept rentals. Shuls and minyanim are a short walk in any direction, kosher shopping is nearby, and the Ammunition Hill light-rail stop is at the top of the neighbourhood.

    The Old City is about twenty-five minutes on foot through Shmuel HaNavi and Meah Shearim, or a quick ride on the train. JTown Rentals has rented, managed and renovated apartments in Maalot Dafna, Arzei HaBira, Ramat Eshkol and Givat HaMivtar for 17 years and can point you to the right building for your family and your minyan.

    Who Maalot Dafna suits

    English-speaking families who want a calm base near Geula and the light rail, with kosher shopping and shuls close by and a short walk to the Old City.

    Questions guests ask about Maalot Dafna

    Is Maalot Dafna a frum neighbourhood?

    Yes. Maalot Dafna is a Shomer Shabbat neighbourhood with a large English-speaking community, shuls of every nusach and kosher shopping within a few minutes' walk.

    How far is Maalot Dafna from the Old City?

    About twenty-five minutes on foot, or a few minutes on the light rail from Ammunition Hill to the city centre and Damascus Gate.

    Are the apartments kosher?

    Some are. Look for the Kosher or Kosher Mehadrin amenity on each listing, or ask us to recommend one. Where a unit is marked Kosher Mehadrin we make sure every guest staying there knows and keeps those guidelines.

    Can you help me choose between this neighbourhood and nearby areas?

    That is what we do. Tell us who is coming, which shul you daven in and what matters most to you, and we will point you to the right neighbourhood and the right apartment. Email, WhatsApp or call, whichever is easier.