The seven-story, mid-range Best Western Regency Suites is one of the best bargains on the beach, especially for those looking to cash in on a convenient, contemporary, and clean self-catering space. While Classic Rooms ring in standard for Tel Aviv, they're large and have separate bedrooms, kitchenettes with microwaves but no burners, and comfortable living areas with converter sofas. Guests have to pay for the continental breakfast, but private garage parking, Wi-Fi, 24-hour snacks and drinks in the lobby, and beach towels are free. Plus, the on-site gym has been known to woo guests from other hotels. Convenience factors include a lending library and family-friendly amenities on request. For a free breakfast, check out rates at The Lusky - Great Small Hotel next door.
The seven-story, mid-range Best Western Regency Suites is one of the best bargains on the beach, especially for those looking to cash in on a convenient, contemporary, and clean self-catering space. While Classic Rooms ring in standard for Tel Aviv, they're large and have separate bedrooms, kitchenettes with microwaves but no burners, and comfortable living areas with converter sofas. Guests have to pay for the continental breakfast, but private garage parking, Wi-Fi, 24-hour snacks and drinks in the lobby, and beach towels are free. Plus, the on-site gym has been known to woo guests from other hotels. Convenience factors include a lending library and family-friendly amenities on request. For a free breakfast, check out rates at The Lusky - Great Small Hotel next door.
The luxury Sheraton Tel Aviv is a kosher property with a convenient location on the beachfront hotel row. The 318 rooms here are contemporary, though the upper-level Club and Executive Club rooms feel more stylish and modern. Still, guests will find balconies, espresso machines, rainfall showerheads, minibars, and SMART TVs in all rooms, plus fluffy bathrobes and Dead Sea toiletries. Features like several conference rooms, a 24-hour business center, and free Wi-Fi make it popular with business travelers, while the mid-level rooftop pool, spa, proximity to the beach, and gourmet restaurant are favored by leisure guests. Club Room access and good SPG member perks are pluses, but it's worth checking out Herods Tel Aviv down the shore for more of a boutique vibe.
The luxury Sheraton Tel Aviv is a kosher property with a convenient location on the beachfront hotel row. The 318 rooms here are contemporary, though the upper-level Club and Executive Club rooms feel more stylish and modern. Still, guests will find balconies, espresso machines, rainfall showerheads, minibars, and SMART TVs in all rooms, plus fluffy bathrobes and Dead Sea toiletries. Features like several conference rooms, a 24-hour business center, and free Wi-Fi make it popular with business travelers, while the mid-level rooftop pool, spa, proximity to the beach, and gourmet restaurant are favored by leisure guests. Club Room access and good SPG member perks are pluses, but it's worth checking out Herods Tel Aviv down the shore for more of a boutique vibe.
Hotel Galileo is a 10-room value property with a convenient location that puts guests within walking distance of several of the city's most popular streets, sights, and restaurants. This is a dated property with old carpeting, mismatched furniture, and keys that must be left at the 24-hour reception desk each time guests leave the property. There is no breakfast or snacks available, but free tea and coffee are on offer at reception, and there's a 24-hour rooftop terrace with contemporary furniture and great city views. Because of the lack of features and tired decor, this hotel is best for guests simply looking for an affordable and clean place to stay in the center of town. Travelers who want a step up can check out private room rates and features at the Gordon Inn hostel.
Hotel Galileo is a 10-room value property with a convenient location that puts guests within walking distance of several of the city's most popular streets, sights, and restaurants. This is a dated property with old carpeting, mismatched furniture, and keys that must be left at the 24-hour reception desk each time guests leave the property. There is no breakfast or snacks available, but free tea and coffee are on offer at reception, and there's a 24-hour rooftop terrace with contemporary furniture and great city views. Because of the lack of features and tired decor, this hotel is best for guests simply looking for an affordable and clean place to stay in the center of town. Travelers who want a step up can check out private room rates and features at the Gordon Inn hostel.
Family-owned for over 40 years, The Maxim Hotel is a quality upper-middle-range bargain with stylish contemporary rooms that have lots of natural light, mini-fridges, and both Wi-Fi and ethernet. This beach hotel looks and feels modern thanks to sophisticated fabric patterns, marble flooring, and smart design. Freebies here are worthwhile and include a good Israeli breakfast buffet, afternoon snacks with wine, limited underground parking, and a slightly aging roof terrace with great sunset views. If you're looking for rooms with balconies or large terraces, consider Maxim's sister property The Lusky -- Great Small Hotel next door.
Family-owned for over 40 years, The Maxim Hotel is a quality upper-middle-range bargain with stylish contemporary rooms that have lots of natural light, mini-fridges, and both Wi-Fi and ethernet. This beach hotel looks and feels modern thanks to sophisticated fabric patterns, marble flooring, and smart design. Freebies here are worthwhile and include a good Israeli breakfast buffet, afternoon snacks with wine, limited underground parking, and a slightly aging roof terrace with great sunset views. If you're looking for rooms with balconies or large terraces, consider Maxim's sister property The Lusky -- Great Small Hotel next door.
Leonardo Art Tel Aviv is a three-and-a-half-pearl hotel positioned under a highway overpass with the beach at its back. With over 3,000 works of art hanging on its walls, this hotel is a veritable art gallery that features amazing works from both Israeli and international artists. While much of the property is in various states of datedness and renovation, the rooms are mostly contemporary, with pearlescent tones, air-conditioning, kettles, mini-fridges, and modern showers. Suites have separate living rooms and L'Occitane bath products. The sea-view restaurant serves up a kosher meat dinner buffet and free dairy breakfast, while the lobby bar has quick bites and drinks during the day. During the summer, the rooftop pool deck is a favorite, and business features include a lounge and meeting room. For a more upscale, modern design, consider Alexander Tel-Aviv Hotel down the road.
Leonardo Art Tel Aviv is a three-and-a-half-pearl hotel positioned under a highway overpass with the beach at its back. With over 3,000 works of art hanging on its walls, this hotel is a veritable art gallery that features amazing works from both Israeli and international artists. While much of the property is in various states of datedness and renovation, the rooms are mostly contemporary, with pearlescent tones, air-conditioning, kettles, mini-fridges, and modern showers. Suites have separate living rooms and L'Occitane bath products. The sea-view restaurant serves up a kosher meat dinner buffet and free dairy breakfast, while the lobby bar has quick bites and drinks during the day. During the summer, the rooftop pool deck is a favorite, and business features include a lounge and meeting room. For a more upscale, modern design, consider Alexander Tel-Aviv Hotel down the road.
Hotel Gilgal is a mid-range property with 50 rooms and a convenient location just a few minutes' walk to the beach and main drag of the city. The small, city-sized rooms come standard with flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges, free bottled water and snacks, and either kettles or espresso machines. Heating and AC, plus Dead Sea toiletries, keep guests comfortable. The rooftop terrace and excellent, free Israeli breakfast buffet are guest favorites. Also offered are free 24-hour drinks in the lobby, a free treats hour, and weekly buffet dinner. Beach towels, a guest computer with printer, coin-operated laundry, and discounted parking in a nearby lot are available, and decent property-wide Wi-Fi is accessible for free. For a more secular stay, it's worth checking rates at the nearby ArtPlus Hotel Tel Aviv, though it lacks the views and free breakfast.
Hotel Gilgal is a mid-range property with 50 rooms and a convenient location just a few minutes' walk to the beach and main drag of the city. The small, city-sized rooms come standard with flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges, free bottled water and snacks, and either kettles or espresso machines. Heating and AC, plus Dead Sea toiletries, keep guests comfortable. The rooftop terrace and excellent, free Israeli breakfast buffet are guest favorites. Also offered are free 24-hour drinks in the lobby, a free treats hour, and weekly buffet dinner. Beach towels, a guest computer with printer, coin-operated laundry, and discounted parking in a nearby lot are available, and decent property-wide Wi-Fi is accessible for free. For a more secular stay, it's worth checking rates at the nearby ArtPlus Hotel Tel Aviv, though it lacks the views and free breakfast.
The 190-room NYX Tel Aviv is designed for young professionals who like to party just as hard as they work. Named after the goddess of night, this upper-middle-range hotel has sleek, dark, and subtly sultry decor. Rooms are stylish and contemporary, with modern technology and dog-friendly options. An extensive breakfast buffet is served late on the weekends, while rooftop parties, spontaneous events, and a cocktail happy hour make appearances. There are also a small gym, big sauna, and hallways with street art murals, unusual vending machine goods, social media posts, and a retro video game simulator. Meeting rooms are located off the business lounge, baby kits are available for families, and Wi-Fi is free. Travelers looking for something less swanky with a better location should consider The Diaghilev, Live Art Boutique Hotel.
The 190-room NYX Tel Aviv is designed for young professionals who like to party just as hard as they work. Named after the goddess of night, this upper-middle-range hotel has sleek, dark, and subtly sultry decor. Rooms are stylish and contemporary, with modern technology and dog-friendly options. An extensive breakfast buffet is served late on the weekends, while rooftop parties, spontaneous events, and a cocktail happy hour make appearances. There are also a small gym, big sauna, and hallways with street art murals, unusual vending machine goods, social media posts, and a retro video game simulator. Meeting rooms are located off the business lounge, baby kits are available for families, and Wi-Fi is free. Travelers looking for something less swanky with a better location should consider The Diaghilev, Live Art Boutique Hotel.
