Where to
Destinations
Hotels near minyan, kosher food, zmanim and the best things to do.
Manhattan
New York City, USA
Brooklyn
New York City, USA
Queens
New York City, USA
Miami & Miami Beach
USA
Orlando
USA
Los Angeles
USA
Las Vegas
USA
Montreal
Canada
Toronto
Canada
Cancun
Mexico
Punta Cana
Dominican Republic
Mexico City
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Argentina
London
United Kingdom
Paris
France
Rome
Italy
Venice
Italy
Milan
Italy
Barcelona
Spain
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Antwerp
Belgium
Prague
Czech Republic
Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Zurich & the Swiss Alps
Switzerland
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Marrakech
Morocco
Cape Town
South Africa
Bangkok
Thailand
Tokyo
Japan
Chicago
USA
Boston & Brookline
USA
Baltimore
USA
Lakewood & Ocean County
New Jersey, USA
Deal & the Jersey Shore
New Jersey, USA
Sea Gate
Brooklyn, New York, USA
Richmond
Virginia, USA
Norfolk & Virginia Beach
Virginia, USA
Buffalo
New York, USA
Niagara Falls
USA / Canada
The Poconos
Pennsylvania, USA
Atlanta
USA
Dallas
USA
Phoenix & Scottsdale
USA
San Diego
USA
Honolulu & Waikiki
USA (Hawaii)
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Aruba
Aruba
Panama City
Panama
São Paulo
Brazil
Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Portugal
Athens
Greece
Nice, Cannes & Monaco
France / Monaco
Geneva
Switzerland
Krakow
Poland
Warsaw
Poland
Istanbul
Turkey
Copenhagen
Denmark
Stockholm
Sweden
Limassol, Cyprus
Cyprus
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Singapore
Singapore
Sydney
Australia
Melbourne
Australia
How it works
For every hotel we find the nearest shul, Chabad house and kosher place on the map and estimate the walk.
For every hotel we find the nearest synagogue, Chabad house and kosher place on the map and estimate the walk: straight-line distance × 1.3, at about 80 meters a minute. It is a quick guide for choosing where to stay, not a route. Check the map on each hotel’s page.
Verify before you goVerify before you go. Everything here comes from OpenStreetMap and Wikimedia Commons, and places open, move and close. Call ahead for minyan times and Shabbos meals, and check the hechsher yourself. Each place has a “Report a correction” link.