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1. Herbert Samuel Opera Tel Aviv
Herbert Samuel Opera Tel Aviv



2. Royal Beach Tel Aviv by Isrotel exclusive
Royal Beach Tel Aviv by Isrotel exclusive



4. Ink Hotel Tel Aviv
Ink Hotel Tel Aviv



5. The David Kempinski Tel Aviv
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv



7. Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv City Center by IHG
Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv City Center by IHG



8. Sea Tower by Isrotel Design
Sea Tower by Isrotel Design



9. Embassy Hotel Tel Aviv
Embassy Hotel Tel Aviv



10. Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel
Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel



12. Seaside Hotel by Zvieli Hotels
Seaside Hotel by Zvieli Hotels



13. The Savoy Tel-Aviv, Sea Side
The Savoy Tel-Aviv, Sea Side



14. SeaNet Hotel By AFI Hotels
SeaNet Hotel By AFI Hotels



15. Link hotel & Hub By Dan Hotels
Link hotel & Hub By Dan Hotels



18. Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
Dan Panorama Tel Aviv



19. Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv
Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv



20. 65 Hotel, Rothschild Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
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Dizengoff Avenue Boutique Hotel - by Echo Hotels
Dizengoff Avenue Boutique Hotel - by Echo Hotels



Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel



Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plus
Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plus



Dizengoff Avenue Boutique Hotel - by Echo Hotels
Dizengoff Avenue Boutique Hotel - by Echo Hotels



Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plus
Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plusCheck out pet-friendly hotels in Tel Aviv




Monochrome Rothschild - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv
Monochrome Rothschild - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv



Savanna Dizengoff - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv
Savanna Dizengoff - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv



Silicate Ben Yehuda - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv
Silicate Ben Yehuda - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv



Pixel Dizengoff Square - Smart Hotel by Loginn Tel Aviv
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Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plus
Mendeli Street Hotel By Prima Hotels - 18 years old plusGo beyond your typical stay in Tel Aviv
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Top neighborhoods in Tel Aviv





Neve Tzedek
Fashionable quarter with low-rise buildings showcasing Jugendstil/Art Nouveau and Bauhaus art, Neve Tzedek offers trendy cafés, bars, boutique hotels, and handmade goods shops. Don't miss the Suzanne Dellal Centre and Nachum Gutman Museum.





Florentin
Florentin buzzes with creativity where street art transforms industrial walls into open-air galleries. Cafes overflow with animated conversations while design studios and galleries occupy former warehouses along tree-lined streets. Levinsky Street pulls you in with its market atmosphere and authentic shops. Independent boutiques showcase local designers between vintage record stores and artisan workshops. Dining ranges from hole-in-the-wall hummus joints to trendy fusion spots with Balkan influences. Most visitors stay in industrial-chic boutique guesthouses or converted loft apartments that put you right in the artistic heart of Tel Aviv. The neighborhood is easily walkable, with frequent bus service connecting you to beaches just 15 minutes away.



Kerem HaTeimanim
Kerem HaTeimanim's narrow stone-paved alleys transport you to Tel Aviv's early days, where Yemenite heritage thrives in every corner. Explore the neighborhood's distinctive arched doorways and intimate courtyards before heading to nearby Banana Beach for a refreshing dip. The famous Carmel Market borders the area, offering a sensory feast of spices, traditional cuisine, and local crafts. Family-run eateries serve authentic Yemenite dishes like jachnun and malawach at prices that won't break the bank. Boutique guesthouses in historic buildings provide a charming alternative to big hotels, while the neighborhood's central location makes exploring Tel Aviv on foot or by bus incredibly convenient.



Old North
Old North Tel Aviv offers beautiful tree-lined streets and upscale living just steps from the Mediterranean. You'll discover Bauhaus architecture, boutique galleries, and the historic Beit Hatfutsot Museum while strolling through this elegant residential area. Hilton Beach and Independence Park provide perfect spots for soaking up sunshine, with Tel Aviv Port's cultural spaces nearby. Charming cafes and bistros dot the neighborhood, serving everything from shakshuka brunches to Mediterranean fusion cuisine. The area boasts excellent bus connectivity and highly walkable streets shaded by mature eucalyptus and palm trees. Beach access and sophisticated wine bars make Old North ideal for travelers seeking an authentic, upscale Tel Aviv experience.





Tel Aviv City Center
Tel Aviv City Center pulses with artsy energy where Bauhaus buildings, trendy shops, and bustling cafés create an unforgettable urban playground. Stroll Rothschild Boulevard's tree-lined promenade to admire the UNESCO-recognized White City architecture. Duck into museums like the Bauhaus Center or catch performances at Habima Theatre. The neighborhood's bohemian spirit thrives around Sheinkin Street where vintage shops meet colorful street art. Dining options range from hummus joints to rooftop restaurants, with Carmel Market offering fresh local flavors. Boutique hotels in restored historic buildings provide stylish accommodation with Mediterranean flair. Most attractions sit within a 10-minute walk, with excellent bus routes and bike-share stations making car-free exploration a breeze.
Top landmarks in Tel Aviv

Gordon Beach

Rothschild Boulevard

Carmel Market

Jaffa Port

Jerusalem Beach

Hilton Beach

Old Tel Aviv Port

Frishman Beach
Tel Aviv and related destinations
Between the Mediterranean and modernity, Tel Aviv's beaches beckon with golden sands at Frishman and Gordon. The White City's Bauhaus buildings form an architectural playground unlike anywhere else. At Carmel Market, vendors hawk spices and street food with theatrical flair. The Tel Aviv Museum of Art houses Israeli masterpieces in a striking contemporary building. Nearby, Habima Theatre stages world-class performances in Hebrew. Azrieli Center offers panoramic views where ancient history meets gleaming skyscrapers. Jaffa's ancient port contains winding alleys filled with galleries and cafes serving exceptional hummus. After sunset, rooftop bars and clubs transform the 'city that never stops' into a playground for night owls.
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The Vera
"I stayed at the Vera for just over a week in October. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was on the smallish side but functional. The breakfast was good, but I would suggest providing more seasonal fruit if possible. Of course, the location is great. I loved the free wine dispenser, featuring local wines. Every hotel should have that lol"
Orchid Tel Aviv
"Pool was it heated it was too cold to swim in"
Herbert Samuel Opera Tel Aviv
"Beautiful location on the beach helpful staff Beautiful room great shower"
The Savoy Tel-Aviv, Sea Side
"It was clean and in a great location near steps from the beach. As all hotels are across the street from the beach, The Savoy might has well been beach front The only free amenities are beach towels and a beverage bar. They provided water and juice. Supposedly coffee and tea. They did make it for me most of the time, but a few times the staff looked put out when adding hot water to a mug and giving me a tea bag outside of breakfast time. Most of the time the front desk staff was nice and helpful. I could not find the door to the rooftop deck. The seal on the bottom of my shower was broken and on the ground by the shower before I entered the room. I only did the breakfast buffet one day. It was a typical Israeli breakfast and very enjoyable. Currently due to all of the construction in Tel Aviv, it could get noisy at times. The construction started around 7am. However this would afffect almost every hotel in the city."
Seaside Hotel by Zvieli Hotels
"Clean, lovely staff, great loacation, excellent value for money"
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv
"Lovely room, magnificent view!!! Great pool area, nice lounge, but the breakfast (supposed to be one of the best!) was underwhelming. Service was sub-par, buffet items not always fresh, struggled to get coffee etc. Especially disappointing in the context of a luxury property."
Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel
"I had a beautiful, spacious Royal Grand Front Sea View room."
Dan Tel Aviv
"This iconic hotel is a classic in every sense of the word. It is in the prime location on Tel Aviv beach with everything within walking distance. The buffet breakfast is on point, with the best views over the best part of the beach. Eden at reception and her manager Ido went above and beyond to accommodate our young faimily's needs, from ensuring we had adjoining rooms to late checkout so our baby could have her nap. Highly recommend!"
Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
"Good hotel overall. Decent rooms although aircon wasn’t great. Good breakfast with wide range of food. They need to find a way of keeping the pigeons away from the outdoor seating. Pool area is good and spacious, but water slightly cold. I think this mainly because of the positioning of the pool. The hotel building blocks out a lot of sunlight for large parts of the day which is a shame. Staff could have been more friendly. But otherwise a good experience."












































































































































































