In memory of Chaya Mirel bat R’ Avraham

In memory of Chaya Mirel bat R' Avraham

Mikveh when visiting Jerusalem
May 5, 2016

Question

We will be coming to Jerusalem next week from abroad. My wife will require a mikva. Can you please recommend and mikva that she can go to that the attendants speak English?



  • Do you have information such as opening times and cost?


  • Does the Mikva supply anything or must everything be brought to the Mikva including towels and soap?


  • Does the Mikva allow women to bathe before coming to the Mikva (my wife would like to do her Chafifa in the hotel prior to coming to the Mikva)?
  • Answer

    Most mikveh attendants in the more central areas of Jerusalem have lots of experience with English-speaking women. The mikveh in Rechavia was recently renovated: Rechov HaAri 5, 02-563-2783. Please contact them for details about opening times and cost. Opening times vary based on the time of year, and cost varies based on the services required, generally in the range of 20-40 NIS.

    The mikveh provides basic supplies, including towels, soap, shampoo, comb, cotton balls, nail polish remover, Q-tips, etc.

    Your wife may come to the mikveh ready to immerse. She should just rinse off in the shower, comb her hair, and check her body for any chatzitzot.

    B’hatzlacha!



     
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