How kosher works at a villa — three arrangements, and one standard: yours.
TraveLog · The Kosher Villa Guide
A private villa has one kitchen and one table — yours. That changes everything about keeping kosher on vacation: the food is planned around your group alone, and the kitchen is set to the standard you keep. Here's the short version of how it works.
From Hanna
For years, kosher travel meant choosing from the places that could feed you — the same hotels, the same programs. A villa works differently. Because every meal is made for your group alone, places that never appeared on that list open up: extraordinary houses, in extraordinary settings, with the kitchen set to the way you keep kosher.
You choose the place. Everything else is detail — and the details are settled before you arrive.
How it works
How kosher works at a villa — three arrangements, and one standard: yours.
Don't see your exact way here? That's what a concierge is for — tell me the standard you keep, and the arrangement is built around it.
Your standard, matched
However you keep kosher, you should never have to wonder whether a beautiful house can work for you. Tell me your standard once — in your own words — and the villa is shaped around it. You'll find it understood here, because this is a language I speak.
A mashgiach in the house for your whole stay, if you'd like one — or your own, warmly welcomed. A chef found for a house where you'd otherwise be cooking yourselves. The provisions, the supervision, the kitchen made ready — arranged quietly, before you ever see the place.
And nothing is left to chance: I confirm the exact arrangement with you personally before you pack.
All that's left for you is one phone call — and a vacation that begins the moment you walk in.
Where to turn
Tell me the standard you keep and the place you're dreaming of — it doesn't have to be on any list. One phone call, and the map gets bigger.
— Hanna, TraveLog
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