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Abraham Hostels runs hostels in Israel and the Philippines, and Abraham Tours organises day trips and multi-day tours from them. If you start your booking on Coin7 and then book on the Abraham site, you get cashback once the cancellation window of your stay or tour has passed. The current rate is shown on our shop page.<\/p>\n

What Abraham offers<\/h2>\n

The hostels are in Tel Aviv, Eilat, Jerusalem and Nazareth in Israel, and in Bohol and Manila in the Philippines. The room choice is wide for a hostel brand. Depending on the location you find dorm beds in mixed, female and male rooms, private rooms of several categories, family rooms and, in Bohol, even a private villa. The Tel Aviv house alone lists everything from four-bed dorms to junior suites.<\/p>\n

The tours side is just as broad. Abraham Tours works in three regions: Israel, with Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, Masada and the Judean Desert among the destinations, Jordan with multi-day trips to Petra and Wadi Rum, and the Philippines with island hopping around El Nido, Coron and Siargao as well as Bohol and Manila.<\/p>\n

Who it suits<\/h2>\n

It suits backpackers and independent travellers who want a cheap bed and other people to talk to. The brand presents itself as a community hub rather than just a place to sleep, and says it runs weekly events such as live music and jam nights. If you travel alone and want to meet people in the first evening, that is exactly what a hostel with a common room and a programme is for.<\/p>\n

It also suits anyone who wants to combine a stay with a day trip. Booking a bed and a tour with the same company saves you from comparing three different providers, and the tour pick-up is often organised from the hostel itself. Whether that applies to your tour, check on the tour page.<\/p>\n

If you value silence above everything, a dorm bed is not the right choice, and a private room is a better bet. Even then, a social hostel is lively in the evenings.<\/p>\n

What to check before you book<\/h2>\n

A hostel stay looks simple, but a few details change the experience a lot. Go through these points on the Abraham site:<\/p>\n