
Nofei Gonen Vacation Village - Brown Hotels
Gonen, Gonen
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Nightel
Last-minute night, for real

Last-minute night, for real
Rooms still free for the coming night, at a real discount off the hotel's full rate. Deals open every day at 12:00 noon and close at midnight, and the price is revealed in the app.
Deals updated on 4 October at 12:00 · 71 hotels on deal · average discount 30% · valid until midnight

Gonen, Gonen
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Tel Aviv, 144 Derech Menachem Begin
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Jerusalem, 13 Yehoshua Bin Nun
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Jerusalem, 41 Hillel St
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Tel Aviv, 2 Shenkar Street
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Jerusalem, A.Y. Shahrai 24
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A variety of hotels with last-minute discounts, refreshed every day at noon.
Free download, no registration. The app reveals the discounted price of every deal.
Pick the room that suits you in a few simple taps and enjoy the deal.

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Every day Nightel gathers the hotels across Israel left with empty rooms for the coming night and offers them at a real discount off the hotel's full rate. A new list of deals for tonight opens every day at 12:00 noon and closes at midnight. On the site you see the hotel, the discount percentage and the rooms left, and the full price is revealed in the app, where booking happens.
Why does it work? Because a hotel room cannot be saved for tomorrow. A night without a guest is revenue the hotel loses forever, so by noon, once it is clear which rooms will stay empty tonight, the hotel would rather sell them at a serious discount than leave them closed. That is the last-minute deal, which many call the 90th minute: you get a real room at a price you could not get in advance, and the hotel fills a room that would have stayed empty.
The deals come from hotels all over the country: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Eilat, the Dead Sea, Tiberias, the north and the south. Booking is for one night, the coming night, and that is exactly the advantage: spontaneity that pays off. Whether you feel like a night out in the city, a spa escape at the Dead Sea or a night by the sea in Eilat, it is worth checking every afternoon to see what opened.
A free evening, no planning and no full price. Take a look at noon, pick a hotel in the city or by the sea, and by evening you are checking in. That is a last-minute night done right.
A meeting that ran late, a flight that moved, or simply a long day far from home. Instead of driving at night, find a discounted room nearby for tonight and drive back relaxed in the morning.
Thursday noon is the best time to see what opens in the north, at the Dead Sea or in Eilat. One night is enough to switch off, and you can decide on the same day.
In Israel it goes by two names: last-minute hotels and "dakah 90" hotels, the 90th minute. They mean the same thing. A room still free for the coming night that the hotel would rather sell at a discount than leave empty. The only difference is when you look: the closer to evening, the more flexible the hotel, but the smaller the choice.
At Nightel both names lead to the same daily list, which opens at 12:00 and closes at midnight. If you are after the last call deals specifically, or want to know when it pays to book, we have dedicated pages for both.
The deals come from all over the country. Last-minute hotels in Tel Aviv are the usual pick for a night in the city, hotels in Jerusalem suit an evening of history and good food, and hotels in Haifa are a handy gateway to the whole north, from the Carmel to the Sea of Galilee.
For a real escape there are hotels in Eilat for sun and sea, hotels at the Dead Sea for spa and floating, and hotels in Tiberias for a view of the lake. The list changes from day to day with the rooms that open up, and today's deals are always gathered on one page.
Rooms left empty for the coming night, sold by the hotel at a real discount off the full rate so they do not stay empty. On Nightel the list refreshes every day at 12:00 noon and closes at midnight.
Right after 12:00 noon, when the new list opens and the selection is widest. Mid-week evenings usually have the biggest discounts and the widest selection.
Yes. The discount percentage is calculated off the hotel's full rate for that night and shown next to every deal. These are rooms that would otherwise stay empty, so hotels are willing to discount deeply.
Yes, that is exactly the idea. All deals are for the coming night only, and booking takes a few taps in the app, even a few hours before check-in.
All over the country: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Eilat, the Dead Sea, Tiberias, Netanya and more. The list changes daily based on the rooms that opened up.
Hotels give Nightel their lowest rates on condition they are shown only inside the app, to protect their official rate. The site shows the discount percentage, and the full price is revealed in the app.