Questions the listing already answers.

The listing allows 12 guests maximum, in a 7-bedroom, 4-bath house. The headline also says 7 beds. Room-by-room detail is published for six bedrooms only, including floor mattresses in some of them.

Check-in is after 3:00 PM. Checkout is before 11:00 AM.

No. The listing says the pool is seasonal and available May through August. In season it is described as a private outdoor pool, open 24 hours. The photograph shows an above-ground pool in the side yard.

The listing describes a kosher kitchen, a hot plate, an urn, a large dining area, and nearby synagogues, in a quiet modern Orthodox neighborhood. It does not name a kosher certification, an eruv, particular synagogues, or service times.

On Airbnb, for the dates you choose. They are not fixed on this website, and the listing did not show a cancellation policy without trip dates. Use Check Availability on Airbnb or Reserve on Airbnb.

No. The house rules say no parties or events. It is a quiet residential street, and quiet hours are 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM.

No pets. No smoking.

Guests have the whole house: bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living and dining areas, balcony, yard, pool, and barbecue. The laundry room with washer and dryer is available, and EV charging is in the driveway. A few closets or storage areas may stay locked for the family’s belongings.

The listing includes free parking on the premises, free street parking, and also paid parking on the premises, plus an EV charger. It is in a gated community. The listing does not explain when parking is free and when it is paid, so confirm on Airbnb if that difference matters for your stay.

Yes. The listing includes Wi-Fi, described in the introduction as fast, plus Ethernet, and a dedicated workspace.

The listing calls it a kosher kitchen and says guests can cook their own meals. It lists a refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker, and the usual pots, pans, and dishes. A hot plate and an urn are mentioned for Shabbat. No certification body is named.

Airbnb lists air conditioning and a ceiling fan. It lists heating and hot water under “Not included,” along with exterior security cameras. That may be an incomplete checkbox rather than a description of the taps. Confirm on the listing or with Aharon before you rely on it. This site does not add amenities that are not on the listing.

In Efrat, Gush Etzion, about 20 minutes from Jerusalem, on a quiet residential street in a modern Orthodox neighborhood. The precise address is shared through Airbnb, not on this site. A guest in August 2026 wrote that a supermarket is a three-minute walk away. The listing does not name the store.

The listing is written for large families and multi-generational groups. All three published reviews mention staying with kids. There are board games, an Xbox One, arcade games, books, a backyard, and a seasonal pool. Some rooms include a floor mattress beside a bed.

A crib, high chair, and step-free access are not listed. The entry photographs show a staircase. Ask Aharon on Airbnb if you need a specific setup.

Aharon lives in Efrat and speaks English and Hebrew. The listing shows a 100% response rate and replies within an hour. Guests’ reviews spell his name Aaron. He has hosted for 9 years. The profile shows 7 reviews and a 5.0 rating; this listing shows 3 reviews. No Superhost badge is shown, and no host biography or photo was published on the listing we used.

Throw the trash away, turn things off, and return the keys.