Top Hotels in Tel Aviv District
- 1. Fabric Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 2. Royal Beach Tel - Aviv
- 3. The Vera
- 4. 65 Hotel Rothschild Tel Aviv - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 5. Shalom Hotel & Relax Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 6. Melody Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 7. Hotel BoBo a member of Brown Hotels
- 8. Hotel Saul
- 9. Port and Blue TLV Suites Hotel
- 10. Sadot Hotel - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
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Discover the best hotels in Tel Aviv District including Fabric Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel, Royal Beach Tel - Aviv, The Vera, 65 Hotel Rothschild Tel Aviv - An Atlas Boutique Hotel, Shalom Hotel & Relax Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel, Melody Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel, Hotel BoBo a member of Brown Hotels, Hotel Saul, Port and Blue TLV Suites Hotel, Sadot Hotel - An Atlas Boutique Hotel.
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1. Fabric Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 525 reviews
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/cafe. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Great hotel!!!
Reviewed By 853shakedgWe stayed at Fabric hotel between Thursday to Friday and it was absolutely perfect! Everyone were so nice to us! The room was clean and neat! There was chocolate, coffee and bottels of water without limitation. Breakfast was so rich and tasty!!! And mkst important the location is perfect! 10/10! We will defenately come back!
2. Royal Beach Tel - Aviv
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2711 reviews
The Royal Beach Tel Aviv Hotel is ideally located on Herbert Samuel St. by the famous Mediterranean beachfront promenade, just a leisurely stroll from the city's major entertainment and dining destinations. The Royal Beach Tel Aviv is one of Isrotel's Exclusive Collection properties, the chain's luxury hotels.Towering to a height of 23 stories with 230 rooms and suites, the Royal Beach Tel Aviv offers guests fabulous views of the Mediterranean shoreline and beyond, with the beach and waterfront promenade both only a minute's walk away. The wide variety of rooms and suites appeal to everyone visiting the big city – businesspeople, honeymooning couples, and vacationing families alike. The hotel also features a large, impressive lobby with a stylish bar, an exceptionally lavish restaurant with an attached terrace (kosher menu), two events halls, a large swimming pool & spa complex, and a unique business lounge offering professional office services.
the worst spa i've been to
Reviewed By reshef1on day that supposed to be a relaxing day in the city. a one day deal in the hotel spa. Start with the rest room that was unusable and toke more then an hour to be cleaned. Continued with 30 minutes waiting to a waiter and take an order to lunch that was a part of the deal. only after raising my voice they remembered us waiting for some one to take an order. Then.... ordering coffee that we never get. Ad to that the fact that there was no place to seat next to the pool, that was a part of the deal and no more need to be written.
3. The Vera
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1015 reviews
The Vera is a post industrial boutique hotel offering guests a locavore Tel Aviv hospitality experience. Artisanal amenities, plush rooms, buzzing bar, hyper-local concierge and personalized service is offered for business, leisure and solo travelers.
believe the hype
Reviewed By nb424Its true. The hotel is really perfectly maintained and well-run. My entire visit to TLV was 11 hours long, and the tiny room I got at the Vera was perfect for what I needed: lovely setting to relax, amazing shower/clean room, and little perks like unlimited free wine and snacks. Located a bit South in Tel Aviv, but walkable anyway to the beach, Kikar Rabin area etc. If I were staying in Tel Aviv for a while I think I'd wanna be somewhere closer to its incredible beach, but for a boutique spot in the city itself, this place cannot be beat.
4. 65 Hotel Rothschild Tel Aviv - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1842 reviews
In the heart of the most talked-about boulevard in Tel Aviv, the corner of Rothschild Boulevard and Nachmani street, Hotel 65 glitters in the shape of a round, elegant cylinder that rises above the tops of the ficus trees. The special configuration transmits a modern retro style, from the outside and inside. The hotel’s charm lies in the combination of postcolonial imagery from the beginning of the 21st century and local touches that together produce a unique design. In the lobby is Café 65 which serves hotel guests and visitors one of the city’s best breakfasts. At the entrance to the hotel, in a colorful garden overlooking Rothschild Boulevard the ‘Fontana’ bar has recently opened to serve hotel guests and the city’s residents from 5:00 PM – 12:00 Midnight. HAPPY HOUR is served between 5:00 – 7:00 PM during which time hotel guests can enjoy a complimentary first drink and a 30% discount on the food menu. Hotel 65 is a masterpiece of cordial hospitality.
Boutique luxury in Central Tel Aviv
Reviewed By bcqajbkWe stayed for three nights at this modern, perfectly located boutique Atlas property. We were greeted by a young man who was incredibly helpful to two exhausted travelers. As all restaurants were scheduled to be closed, he personally walked us to a local spot that he knew could serve us in time. I booked a fabulous room: 802. I paid extra for the size, the view and the terrace. The extra $60 was soooo worth it. The room was clean, contemporary and spacious. The terrace was huge with a soaking tub to relax in after a day of serious sightseeing. The bathroom was our best in Israel. Only complaint was that a tour group decided to hang out on the hotel terrace until 1:30 and were very noisy. I should have complained as the front desk would have asked them to move…. Breakfast was absolutely the best we had in Israel. Location was absolutely central y the o walk everywhere. We walked easily to the beach, Old Jaffa and the markets. This hotel was not our original choice precovid . It was recommended to us when our original hotel close. We lucked out….. Thanks to the staff and to Atlas Hotels
5. Shalom Hotel & Relax Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2265 reviews
The Shalom Hotel & Relax offers 51 rooms designed to pamper guests that want to enjoy the resort atmosphere of Tel Aviv, Israel. Some rooms feature attractive sitting areas; others feature bathrooms with a view of the beach, while unique romantic spa rooms welcome guests with an indulgent Jacuzzi facing the magnificent view. All guests are welcome to enjoy the amazing rooftop lounge: is the perfect spot for an afternoon of relaxation.
Great location, friendly staff, peaceful scent!
Reviewed By amyp897My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights in May 2022; we did not spend a lot of time in our room as we were exploring the area, but the concierge was very responsive to email. Our initial fight was delayed and I emailed the hotel to let them know- they said no problem and amended our reservation. The air conditioning worked well and all the staff was so kind and helpful. The room was a bit small if you are used to staying in US/Canadian hotels, but the bed was large and comfortable enough for my 6'3" husband. The room has a small fridge, perfect for keeping leftovers in when you can't finish your meal, or a bottle of wine to sip while you watch the sunset. I thought the hotel had a rooftop bar, but it does not- it's just a rooftop with chairs. I think the hotel can sell you a bottle of wine if you want, but we just bought one from a grocery store in the area, in addition to a bottle of vodka :) If you are trying to hail a taxi in front of the hotel, you won't have much luck if you look like a tourist with a daypack and bottle of water- the hotel side of the main street is the way out of Tel Aviv, so most taxi drivers just pass you thinking you want to go far. Download the Gett taxi app to avoid this problem. It works just like Uber and is helpful if you don't speak Hebrew! The main street will take you all the way to Jaffa- we walked there one afternoon along the water. If you're looking for a good spot to watch the sunset or people watch on the beach, the Hilton Beach Hotel across the street is great, and not too pricey compared to most hotel restaurants. It was less expensive than some of the other restaurants on the beach, and the food was pretty good. You could get ceviche and grape leaves or a standard burger. We would definitely stay here again!
6. Melody Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1793 reviews
Steps from Tel Aviv's beach shore, near the greenery of Independence Park and the bustle of Ben Yehuda and Hayarkon streets, is the Melody - a hotel which encompasses its philosophy of "Work & Play." Providing fine business facilities, an inviting lobby lounge, a delicious buffet breakfast and happy hour bites, guests will be swept along with the melodic charm that is unique to this hotel. Our 8th-floor rooftop provides a breathtaking ocean view, promoting calm and serenity. 50 rooms have been meticulously designed for an idyllic retreat after an action-packed day in Tel Aviv.
Best Property for the Money in Tel Aviv.
Reviewed By priest22I get to a lot of hotels as I work in the tourist industry. The Melody is a true winner! Great location, super helpful staff, cool wine and fresh dates at check-in, newly refurbished rooms, excellant breakfast with super coffee ( a shout out to our server Katia who was so helpful). They ticked all the right boxes. Go!
7. Hotel BoBo a member of Brown Hotels
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 289 reviews
The hotel is located at the very heart of Tel Aviv on Yavne street right by Tel Aviv’s most prestigious Rothschild Blvd. Rooms offers a spectacular view of Tel Aviv & the Mediterranean sea. This 201-room design hotel is occupying a former office tower converted into a contemporary boutique hotel. Additional features: spacious Breakfast café, Rooftop pool, bar & restaurant (not Kosher), Conference center, Spa center & a well-appointed Gym and a parking lot.
Great Hotel and Great Staff
Reviewed By stdietz007We stayed at this hotel for a wedding for about four nights. The rooms were adequate as we were just laying her head down each night. We went up a couple times to try to sit in the pool after a long day of traveling and it was closed each time which was a disappointment. I went down the first day to get some coffee and Dana ask me if I had the upgraded breakfast and I told her no. She took a look at a reservation and upgraded both myself and my fiance for breakfast for our entire stay I thought that was really awesome. I would highly recommend the breakfast the food each day was incredible and fact I had the chef come out one day just to compliment him on how good the food was. Itay the restaurant manager was also super friendly. There were a couple days where we talked to him for 15 or 20 minutes at a time reminiscing about great travel stories and he became a mini tour guide for us for activities and things to do in town. We thoroughly enjoyed talking with him and his Hospitality was five star service. Thanks for a memorable stay! If you are from the United States and like to shop at REI go around the corner and go to a store called decathlon it's like REI but half price.
8. Hotel Saul
Overall Ratings
5 based on 491 reviews
Experience the true essence of Tel Aviv in the center of the city. Nestled among Tel Aviv’s historic buildings and buzzing neighborhoods, the hotel is just steps away from the city’s most sought-after attractions: the bustling Carmel Market, scenic Rothschild Boulevard, bright Mediterranean beaches, and more. Saul’s industrial yet homey design concept combines classic and contemporary motifs - a nod to Tel Aviv’s incomparably eclectic vibe. At Saul, as in Tel Aviv, East meets West, old meets new, and hospitality is always from the heart.
Our New Favorite Hotel
Reviewed By half16swWe absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Saul. We actually stayed here three separate times over the course of two weeks, using Tel Aviv as home base to explore some other areas in the region. Each stay was perfect; the staff are incredibly friendly, helpful, and accommodating, the rooms comfortable and clean, and the breakfast is absolutely out of this world (my husband will dream of the pretzel with salmon). The location is great: very walkable and easy to get to the beach as well. We also loved the rooftop and terrace. Very quiet and relaxing spaces to work or hang out. Thank you, Hotel Saul, for an amazing time!
9. Port and Blue TLV Suites Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 502 reviews
Port & Blue is an all-suites boutique hotel in the heart of Tel-Aviv. The hotel is conveniently located near Tel-Aviv old sea-port which hosts a wide variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment as well as a wonderful view of the shore and sea front.
Amazing
Reviewed By osnatz2021Very good service an amazing breakfast. The room was nice and clean. We loved the decoration in the lobby and the garden was stunning. We will be back soon. Parking is a little far from the hotel but not so bad. A lot of shopping near by and restaurant.
10. Sadot Hotel - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1496 reviews
the hotel is located 20 minutes drive from Tel Aviv, less than 10 minutes drive to the Ben Gurion airport. The hotel has 37 spacious rooms over-looking the fields and farms surrounding the hotel, which gave the inspiration for the room design.Each room includes a comfortable seating area, kitchenette, coffee/tea self-making facilities, cable LCD, large work desk, DVD, small refrigerator, safe and hair dryer. The hotel has also free wireless Internet connection in the rooms.
Flight delayed by a day by Wizz - needed a hotel
Reviewed By 114richardhHotel very nice and clean. Clean and spacious bedrooms. They organised shuttles to Ben Gurion airport hourly on the hour. Breakfast was fine. Receptionist was helpful, people including us had booked on line last minute after Wizz delayed the flight overnight.
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