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תיאום פגישה
תיאום פגישה
In 1847, Queen Victoria appointed the doctor, merchant and great man of the world Asad Ya'akov Hait as the first British consul in Jaffa. In the two decades in which he served as a tailor, he made it his goal to bridge the gap between East and West and promote cultural symbiosis and important commercial and agricultural ties. Official diplomatic events.
Consul House is located at 15 HaZorfim Street in Jaffa, a vantage point overlooking the entire city. It is a meeting point between then and now, between Jaffa and Tel Aviv, between Israel and the wider world, between a storied past and an extraordinary future ahead. At the foot of the building stands the historic Chelouche Gallery, which relocated here in late 2022 and has since become a cultural cornerstone for art lovers in the city. Consul House occupies the top two floors of the building. From its rooftop, a sweeping panoramic view stretches to every horizon, encompassing the bustling Jaffa Flea Market, the picturesque alleyways and authentic structures of the Old City on one side, and extending along the Tel Aviv skyline, past the coastline, all the way to the Port of Jaffa.
A culinary journey that blends local Mediterranean flavors with international prestige. Every dish is carefully crafted, every ingredient is meticulously chosen, and every menu is custom-tailored to tell your unique story.
The design of Consul House was created by acclaimed designer and architect Dan Troim, working within the strict conservation regulations of this historic building. Through a careful merging of then and now, the authentic character of the space has been preserved, including its arched structures, painted floors, and stone cladding, while a modern layer of understated elegance has been added. Consul House accommodates up to 350 guests. The grand central hall is equipped with the most powerful, high-quality, and sophisticated lighting and sound systems available. Its design pays tribute to the original architecture, which blends Levantine elements with naturally fitting British influences, and references classical details such as glass partitions with a regal texture, hexagonal sofas, and an exceptionally long ceremonial dining table seating up to 72 guests. On the rooftop, an array of shaded seating areas in bohemian-chic style awaits, along with an additional bar and, of course, a wedding canopy (chuppah) overlooking breathtaking sunsets.
