Flotilla
Cruise Line (Exposing the fraud of the Gaza
flotilla)
Gaza Hotel
Directory
Gaza Flotilla Cruise Line participants are sailing
around the world, which is of course very expensive, thus they want only the
best accommodations when staying in Gaza. While there are many hotels to choose
from, we selected a few of the best hotels to recommend. Unfortunately for the
Flotilla Cruise Line participants, these hotels do not have the rubble and
tent-city image they want to project to the rest of the world, which is why you
don't see these hotels on television. So, we thought we'd show the real face of
the dire "humanitarian need" the United Nations states does not
exist, agreeing with this website.
So, where is the humanitarian crisis? The hotels offer
wireless Internet, so that's not a crisis. The only thing we can think of,
considering some of the ships have docked in France, is a dire need for soap,
perfume and of course,
fondue
sets, many of which can be found using this link on eBay.
Aldeira Hotel
The
Aldeira Hotel is the height of Gazan luxury. Featuring massive rooms with a
view of the sea, a pleasant (though by Gaza's standards not superb) restaurant
(with Shisha pipes, although not allowed in the fine Oriental bedrooms) this is
as good it gets. The minibar is non-alcoholic since alcohol is forbidden in
Gaza under Hamas rule.
Aldeira will supply a hairdryer, towels, soap, shampoo and conditioner, and a
little plate of cookies. Don't be alarmed that the water tastes salty. The
Deira has a back-up generator in the event of power outages, a business center
and WiFi. Breakfast is complimentary.
$125-185USD/night.
Editors Notes: Their website is amazing. Visit
www.aldeira.ps for an online tour. It is
funny that most international journalists and NGOs stay at the Deira and then
report Gaza as reduced to a pile of rubble by Israel.
Contact Info
Al Deira Hotel
Al Rasheed Street
Gaza
Tel: +972 8 283 8100
283 8200
283 8300
Fax: +972 8 283 8400
Email: info@aldeira.ps
or
reservation@aldeira.ps
General manager
Samir S. Skaik
Tel:
+972 599 402 746
Email:
s-skaik@aldeira.ps
Commodore
Hotel
The Commodore Hotel boasts a sauna, jacuzzi,
massage, , free high-speed Internet, multiple restaurants, a swimming pool and
24-hour room service.
"Hotel Commodore is a great hotel that offers nice service. The staffs
were very friendly and professional. The rooms provide a nice view of the
sea."
and...
"Stayed at the Commodore for just a few days and wish it could have been
longer"
Contact Info
Commodore Hotel
Rasheed St. - Sea Side,
Gaza City
(More to be posted soon)
Grand Palace
Hotel
The Grand Palace calls itself "one of the
best hotels in Gaza city. Built to exceed customers expectation as it is
located at the beach side of Gaza city with the direct beach view, the hotel
welcomes its guests."
"Grand Palace hotel is one the best place to stay in Gaza.They have a
fantastic service with a very clean accommodation. It is located on a beautiful
view of the beach. "
Grand Palace Hotel
Tel: +972 8 2849498
Fax: +970 8 2849497
Email: info@grandpalace.ps
Address:
Grand Palace Hotel,
Al Rasheed Street, Gaza
Al Mat'haf
Hotel
This hotel, it its own words:
"Al-Mathaf a Hotel and cultural center that showcases Gaza's rich
historical past and seamlessly blends it into the context of life in modern
Gaza."
Please don't forget to check out the 'museum' page on their website!
Watch the official hotel video here!
Contact Info
Al Mat'haf Hotel
Alrasheed st., Gaza
P.O.box :1287
Tel :+970 8 2858444
Fax :+970 8 2858440
Mobile :+970 597 418080
www.almathaf.ps
Email :info@almathaf.ps
Marna
House
A quaint little family-run B&B. Ummmmm,
considering the other small hotels, well….. you figure it out
"A great small hotel with extremely helpful staff, Marna House feels a bit
like a home from home, with an English library available for the use of guests.
Rooms are comfortable and airy, with satellite TV and balconies, and rates
include tax and breakfast."
Marna House Hotel
Al Remal,
Ahmed Ben Abdel Aziz St.
Tel +970 08-2822624
Fax +970 08-282332
Arcmed Al
Mashtal Hotel
You have to love the marketing campaign. Despite
all of the above, this hotel opened in June, 2011 with healines such as
"First five-star hotel opens in Gaza, without guests" in newspapers
such as
Ha'aretz.
which states: "(The) hotel gleams with marble floors, five luxury
restaurants and a breezy cafe overlooking the territory's white sandy beaches
and sparkling blue Mediterranean Sea."
The
Aldeira Hotel is the height of Gazan luxury. Featuring massive rooms with a
view of the sea, a pleasant (though by Gaza's standards not superb) restaurant
(with Shisha pipes, although not allowed in the fine Oriental bedrooms) this is
as good it gets. The minibar is non-alcoholic since alcohol is forbidden in
Gaza under Hamas rule. 
This hotel, it its own words:
"Al-Mathaf a Hotel and cultural center that showcases Gaza's rich
historical past and seamlessly blends it into the context of life in modern
Gaza."
