Most people looking for a karaoke room in Jerusalem want four answers: where is it, how much does it cost, what do you get, and when is it open. This page answers all four for KBOX, the private karaoke rooms in Givat Shaul. No superlatives, just what is here.
The rooms
Three private rooms
two for up to 15 guests and one for up to 20. Same style and same equipment in each, fully soundproofed, one group per room behind a closed door.
Couples welcome
there are no small rooms, but you pay per person, so two people pay for two.
Large groups
two rooms in parallel or the whole venue, up to 50 guests.
The gear
A 65-inch screen in every room, several wireless microphones, quality sound from leading brands, colourful lighting you control from the room, and a tablet connected to the TV for choosing songs on YouTube Premium. Any song with a karaoke version on YouTube is available, in English, Hebrew or any other language. The interface is in English and Hebrew. A smoke machine can be rented for a small fee. On request at reception: a filtered platform with Jewish and Hasidic music.
The price
Per person per hour, dropping with every extra hour, and the same price every day of the week.
Couples
55 ILS for the first hour, 45 for the second, 35 for the third, 25 for the fourth. Two hours: 200 ILS for the couple.
3 to 7 people
45, 30, 20, then 15 ILS for each extra hour. Six friends for two hours: 450 ILS, 75 per person.
8 to 20 people
40, 25, then 15 ILS. Ten people for two hours: 650 ILS, 65 per person.
One-hour minimum, half hours can be added. No deposit, pay on site by card or cash, VAT included. 10% off for security forces with a valid ID. Children are charged from age 5. The calculator is on the price list.
Food and drinks
Bring anything from home for free, cake and alcohol included. There is a fridge and a table in every room. Kosher (mehadrin) snacks and soft drinks are sold on site. There are no plates or cups, so bring disposables.
Opening hours
Sunday to Wednesday 18:00 to 00:00. Thursday 18:00 to 01:00. Friday 10:00 to 15:00. Closed on Shabbat and Jewish holidays; on Saturday night we open about two hours after Shabbat ends, and the exact time appears in the booking system. During Chol Hamoed and school holidays we open in the morning. Outside these hours, call us and we will try to arrange it.
Where we are and how to get here
3 Shatner Street, Givat Shaul, Jerusalem, opposite the Israel Post branch. Turn off Kanfei Nesharim Street, about a 5-minute drive from the city entrance. Free private parking. From the Central Bus Station: buses 74, 75, 67 and 54. Ground floor, fully wheelchair accessible.
How to book
Online: pick a date, time, number of guests and duration, and see the total before you confirm. The booking is sent to us for approval and you receive a confirmation email shortly. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before; 12 to 24 hours: 50%; under 12 hours: full charge. Phone: 052-266-6652.
