Tag: Tel-Aviv

The Shizen Lifestyle Spa Resort, located on the scenic Herzliya Pituach beachfront, is a fusion of refined luxury, tranquility and intimacy - all captured in the unique spirit of the Far East.

At the heart of Shizen is a unique concept, the first of its kind in Israel, which aims solely to impart a sense of comfort and serenity. The focus is on the smallest details, those that transform a stay at the spa resort into an intimate and unforgettable experience. more...

The meticulously designed DIAGHILEV LIVE ART boutique hotel lies in the cultural and financial heart of Tel Aviv, just off the trendy Rothschild Boulevard - home to the vivid kaleidoscope of sounds, rhythms and colors that make up this vibrant urban center, which offers fine dining in a variaty of bars and world cuisine restaurants.

It is the place to be to experience day-to-night street life in this international city. more...

Steps from the amazing beach of Tel Aviv, Shalom is the ultimate hotel for stylish relaxation overlooking the blue sea. This completely new hotel was designed as a private beach house for those who are looking to enjoy the unique atmosphere of Tel Avivs beach life.
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A unique blend of city and sea, West, All Suite Hotel is a haven of sophistication and convenience, located on the shores of one of Tel Avivs most exclusive and tranquil beaches.
Featuring 65 suites of the highest quality, the West hotel provides the ideal escape from the non-stop action of the city while remaining close to Tel Avivs business, leisure and tourist centers.
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Vital is an exquisitely designed luxurious boutique hotel located in the heart of Tel Aviv city
The hotel is modernly decorated and offers spacious rooms , deluxe suites, elegant business lounge, well equipped health club and high standard amenities.

Vital hotel provides a wide variety of facilities and personalized service, including a modern fitness club, luxurious business lounge, Wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) in all rooms and public areas to make your stay a unique and fruitful experience.

Adjacent to the most legendary beach in Tel Aviv and close to the city's recently renovated port, the 120-room Tal Hotel is surrounded by the best restaurants and entertainment in Tel Aviv.

The hotel offers a large variety of rooms including special honeymoon, and family rooms with connecting doors, as well as 20 rooms with fully equipped kitchenettes. The hotel also features a spacious dinning room, bar, room service, banquet halls for meetings and family functions for up to 140 participants. Guests are also welcome to enjoy the hotels parking upon availability.

Entertainment and action galore for revelers and vacationers of every stripe - that's Tel Aviv, proud to live up to its distinction as "The City That Never Sleeps."
Throughout Tel Aviv, many pubs and bars open early in the afternoon and don't close until an hour or two before dawn. Many feature live music at least once a week - everything from "dance" and "house" to Middle Eastern, reggae to rock, and jazz to blues. more...

The heart of town

The seeds of Tel Aviv were planted in the area around Rothschild Boulevard and Herzl Street. Little Tel Aviv, as this area is known, is still, in many ways, the beating heart of the town.

Rothschild Boulevard is undeniably the most beautiful street in the city. The buildings at the western end of the boulevard are mostly Eclectic Style the architectural trend that was prominent at the turn of the 20th century. Further to the east, the buildings are notably International Style (Bauhaus). The tree-shaded, busy lane is engraved with the countrys history, as it was here, in the Hall of Independence (former home of the citys first mayor, Meir Dizengoff),
where the establishment of the State of Israel was famously
proclaimed.

Starting in the late 19th century Jaffa prospered, as thousands of Jews returning to their ancestral homeland, landed there. But the British, who had captured all of the Land of Israel from the Turks in 1917, needed a deep water port for 20th-century shipping and Jaffa did not fit the bill. Thus, it began to fall by the wayside.

Meanwhile, Tel Aviv had developed its own small port to the North. Nevertheless, as Tel Aviv grew into Israel's largest city and economic and cultural capital, Jaffa also developed as an integral part of the metropolis. Today, the narrow alleyways and ancient fishing port of Old Jaffa contrast with the pulsating modernity of Tel Aviv immediately to the north.

The Tel Aviv Hotel Association, in partnership with the Association for Tourism, Tel Aviv- Jaffa, the Israel Ministry of Tourism and others, launch a very attractive program for City Break holidays in the Greater Tel Aviv region.

Tel Aviv, with its magnificent seashore and promenade and all the services on the Mediterranean beach that make for a fantastic Beach Holiday, along with a brimful assortment of evening and cultural activities - nightlife, entertainment and fun, music, dance, galleries, museums, theater, an amazing quantity and variety of restaurants, and shopping centers - offers a very attractive City Break package for European visitors.