Shiva & Memorial Venue in Central Israel
A quiet, respectful venue at Tzuk Beach for shiva, seudat havra'ah and memorials, for 20 to 250 guests. Rabbanut or mehadrin kosher, free parking and full accessibility.
Culinary
From light refreshments and hot drinks throughout visiting hours, through a traditional seudat havra'ah, to a full memorial meal by the house chef. Amnon & Tamar catering runs the kitchen on site.
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes on request.
Location
The venue is located at 21 Yonichman St., inside the Mandarin Hotel complex on Tzuk Beach — a location that makes an impression from the very first moment. Easy access from all of Gush Dan and the Sharon, a large private parking lot free for all guests, and proximity to the beach that creates an unforgettable atmosphere. Come see the place with your own eyes — schedule a tour and fall in love.
One short call and we'll know exactly how to make your event perfect — personal consultation, date check, and a competitive quote, with no obligation.
077-5516732Yes. You can book the hall for part of the day during shiva, such as morning, midday or evening for visitors, or for several days. You can also book just a two-to-three-hour seudat havra'ah after the funeral.
Yes. The hall suits shloshim meals, yahrzeit memorials and seudot mitzvah, with a meat or dairy chef menu or light refreshments, plus sound, a podium and a projector for words of remembrance.
Yes. The seating is flexible and allows Mincha and Maariv, Tehillim and Kaddish, including separate seating as needed.
Standard supervision is Rabbanut, and with advance coordination it can be upgraded to mehadrin: Badatz, Landau or Machpoud. The menu is meat or dairy.
The price depends on the menu, date and guest count. The dairy finger-food menu starts at 170 NIS per guest, and full chef menus from 220 NIS. We send an exact quote on request.
Yes. There is full step-free access from the parking to the hall, and free, unlimited parking right by the venue.
Yes. Each space has a projector, plus 4 TV screens, wireless microphones, a stage and a podium. A dedicated technical manager helps connect the slideshow and sound.
At home you need to arrange chairs, refreshments, cleaning and parking, and sometimes there is not enough room for all visitors. In a dedicated venue the team handles all of this, and the family can focus on mourning and remembrance.
Sunday to Thursday, Friday midday and Saturday night. The venue is closed on Shabbat.
Leave your details — we'll get back to you with a personal proposal.
