Our Hostel is an intimate, home-style hostel in an up-and-coming neighborhood of Tel Aviv. We have a small number of rooms, including one dormitory, keeping the atmosphere here personal and friendly.

The spirit of the Hostel is young and vibrant – a place to feel at home, meet fellow travelers and other backpackers, relax, make friends, and absorb the Tel Aviv vibe. Guests at the hostel share a cozy indoor lounge, a fully equipped communal kitchen, and the spacious rooftop terrace where they can enjoy their morning coffee, take a meal together, trade stories and travel tips, or just relax and enjoy their time.

Located in a hip neighborhood , our hostel is an easy walk to many local attractions – 10 minutes to Old Jaffa and the flea market, 10 minutes to the beach and boardwalk, 5 minutes from Neve Tzedek, known for its recently renovated architecture, 15 minutes from Rothschild Street and the center of Tel Aviv, 20 minutes away from the Carmel Market, and 10 minutes from a central bus station.

You will be nestled in to the unique surroundings of an active wholesale district where industry and art combine. Step around the corner from the hostel and you will find the cafes, nightclubs, and pubs that give it its reputation as one of the hotspots for nightlife in Tel Aviv.

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We are looking for two volunteers to work one of two 5-hour shifts per day. The afternoon shift is from 2pm-7pm and the night shift is from 10pm-3am. The work includes receiving and briefing guests who arrive outside of our reception hours and tidying the outside terrace area. In addition to supervising the hostel, an average of one hour of work per day is expected which can range from painting to fixing and odd jobs. As long as the work adds up to one hour per day, the volunteers can choose how long to work and if there is a more time consuming task one day, that can count for several days work.
there is also a minimum stay of a month too and a maximum of 3 months.

We can offer volunteers a sofa in the lounge, a sofa outside or a bed in one of the dorms if there is one available for a night. A small complimentary breakfast is also provided which is toast, tachinah, date syrup, Nutella and cereal. Enterprising volunteers can make extra money selling orange juice or meals to the guests. Sometimes there is extra work available which volunteers can do to earn some extra money.

The daytime shift (2pm-7pm) involves being here to answer the phone, receive guests and tell them a bit about the hostel when they arrive outside of reception hours. During the day, the balcony has to be kept organized and guests need to be shown where to leave their bags and told to be back for check-in at 7 o’clock. If there are free beds, they can be given to step-in’s if any arrive during the day.

The nightshift (10pm-3am) involves being here to receive guests and make sure that people who are drinking aren’t being too loud or hanging around in the kitchen after 12 o’clock when the lights are put out. The terrace needs to be kept organized and the kitchen needs to be clean at the end of the night.