23 Yavne Street, Tel Aviv, Israel | 9 (723) 630-8777
Gorgeous bohemian-chic decor throughout; a mix of 1920's elegance and Middle Eastern flair
Intimate boutique with only 15 rooms
Local dining and drink hot spot
Alma Lounge, with sultry, eclectic style and garden seating; open for breakfast and dinner
Luxurious, quirky rooms with espresso machines and welcome treats; some have balconies
Impressive bathrooms with jetted showers or soaking tubs
Free daily breakfast
Free Wi-Fi
Central location near Rothschild Boulevard
Few features besides the lounge
Some complaints of street noise
The Alma is one of Tel Aviv's best and most intimate boutique hotels, with just 15 rooms housed in a former apartment building dating to the 1920s. The style throughout is bohemian-chic, featuring rich hues and bold patterns, and the aging historic core of the building -- essentially a once-elegant apartment vestibule with original tiling and wrought iron stair railings -- has been deliberately preserved. Every room has a different name and style inspired by the building's past. Rooms come with an abundance of thoughtful extras, including welcome treats, espresso machines, and loaner iPads (upon request). Impressive bathrooms have jetted showers or soaking tubs and high-end Bulgari toiletries. The hotel is a local dining and drinking hot spot, but there are few other features aside from the on-site lounge.
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Location
In Tel Aviv's White City, near Rothschild Boulevard
Alma Hotel & Lounge is located in the White City, a historic sector of Tel Aviv and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its collection of 4,000 Bauhaus buildings dating to the 1930s. This neighborhood has a vibrant dining and nightlife scene. The hotel is a block away from Rothschild Boulevard, one of the main arteries of the city and a hub four tourists; there's a strip of trees in the center of the street for pedestrians and cyclists.- 2-minute walk to Rothschild Boulevard
