Where can I find sauna in Jerusalem , but not inside the hotels?
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in the temple of king soloman
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sauna for 10 mins can drop body water or take water pills
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Try Twizi.com, they have a map and info of hostels in Manhattan.
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uhhh try place with a water or in a really cool cave
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https://www.travelhero.com/prophome.cfm/id/109288/hotels/reservations\n\nit says they do.
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There is one in Istanbul :))
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Try a Health food shop they usually have them
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Look up some churches/theme parks/YMCA's around your area.  There's bound to be one somewhere.
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Try the one near the Buckingham Palace!
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I can't find a hotel with that name, but did find a Hotel Umm Alqura with a phone number of 2-570-2212.
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Have you tried going to the website -- seattlesupersavers.com.  Sometime they have really good deals on hotels.
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http://www.arabiatower.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=855
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I know there is one in nearby Saratoga Springs Called "Spa City Spa, that might be what you are looking for\nThere located at 54 Seward Street.\n\nHave a great day
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Jerusalem- and it also holds holy sites for Jewish. And guys, Israel isn't a city- I should know, i live there.
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Didnt find one in Seattle but one about 15 miles from.\n\nAutism/Add Resources Incorporated\n(206) 463-5237 \n\nwww.aitresources.com\n\n25947 Gold Beach Dr Sw\nVashon, WA 98070\nCross Street:\nBetween 75th Ave SW and SW 259th Way
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Try Val thorens resorts in the French alps:\nhttp://www.valthorens.com/
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A huge percentage of Israeli Jews are overwhelmingly secular, not kosher or religious at all. So, who are you going to visit? If it is a religious family, ok you need to dress conservatively. Jerusalem is a more conservative city. Tel Aviv is like NY. \n\nIsraelis are very open with their feelings, and they are used to openly discussing differences, so you don't need to by shy to ask your hosts: say, hey, how religious are you guys. They'll be happy to tell you. \n\nGap is OK here, but they tend more towards say Diesel. The local version of Gap I guess would be Castro. You can look at their clothing line at http://castro.co.il/ to get an idea of what the average Jill is wearing. \n\nThey like American Labels on their clothes just fine, don't worry. There is plenty of shopping here, plenty, and at any price level.\n\nFood is very easy here, cheap and very good. Simple fresh ingredients, lots of vegetarian stuff, and plenty of meat too. Things like hamburgers are not very good here except at a few places, but things like skewers are great. Schwarma looks really good, but depending on how picky you are--i find it's usually too dry, and israeli's tend to like their sandwiches too sloppy with a lot of pickled cabbage and sauces, and this and that, with chips for good measure, so it can all end up tasting the same. You tell the guy what you want, so you have control, but they go fast and the average taste here is for a big mess in a pita, so be more insistent if that's not what you want. \n\nThere is not very much Yiddishy European Jewish food here. No "deli", no pastrami, not much gefilte fish, etc. What they have a ton of is hummus, felafel, foule, jachnun, bourekas, sabikh, shakshouka... Simple "chopped" salads of cucumbers and tomatos are fantastic, grilled cheese toast is good, and once you eat the hummus and felafel here you'll never eat it outside israel again, it is so much better. \n\nThe pita is "eh" for me here, too fluffy. Lots of bagels around, but most not that good. \n\nYou like cafes? you are coming to the right place. They are everywhere, and no starbucks either. Coffee here is all espresso, and it's better than most of france and italy.\n\nPeople here can seem a little grumpy on the surface, there is a lot of complaining and people will cut in front of you everywhere. You just have to go along with it, join in the fun, and cut right back. People are very warm and friendly on the inside, it's sort of like they cut because they don't notice you and they assume that if they don't somebody else will. But ask for help and two minutes later they are your best friend. The next day they'll remember you, and your name too. It's almost like squabbling brothers and sisters, they never seem to get along, but there is no doubt they love each other. That's sort of how this whole country operates.\n\nI was talking to a French guy today who went to order a telephone and at the phone company they started arguing with him: "what do you want a phone for, you don't need a phone, you have a cellphone" Or, I watched a tow truck tow away a car parked in a wheelchair spot, but there was another car waiting patiently to park there illegally as soon as they were gone. If you take a prescription to the pharmacist, they discuss it with you, and they might even disagree with the doctor and refuse to fill it. And this is all in front of everybody else waiting, and don't be surprised if they chime in. It's just that sort of place, people are in your business and everybody likes it that way.\n\nBelieve me, the only way you'll stick out is if you are too quiet.