Often called the 'party capital of the Middle East', there's much more to Tel Aviv than just a lively night scene. Founded on the ancient port of Jaffa at the start of the 20th century, the city has developed into a metropolitan hub. Its magnificent White City was designated an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003 due to it having the highest concentration of international building designs in the world. The best places to stay in Tel Aviv range from historic beauties to chic, modern hotels.

Things not to miss:

• Tel Aviv has a number of fascinating museums. Amongst the best are the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and The Museum of the Jewish People.
• Go and explore the historic beauty of the Old City of Jaffa. It boasts a whole range of features including beautiful mosques, churches, bridges and clock towers. A great place to discover by foot.
• Visit the bustling stalls of Carmel Market, the city's largest market place.
• Flanked by stunning Bauhaus architecture, explore the gorgeous tree-lined Rothschild Boulevard which has everything from lively nightclubs to excellent museums on it.
• For something a little more easy paced, Tel Aviv has a number of lovely beaches.

In this twenty-four hour city, a room in one of our recommendations for the best places to stay in Tel Aviv will give you the chance to grab some well needed rest.

The best places to stay in Tel Aviv

For Luxury

• Stunning views and plush rooms encapsulate the set-up at The Setai Hotel. One of Tel Aviv's newest five-star hotels, The Setai features a superb restaurant and a sumptuous seaside pool. 

For Modern Chic

• Part hotel, part modern art gallery, The Diaghilev is a superb spot in the heart of Tel Aviv. The hotel's chic rooms are stylishly decorated but The Diaghilev's standout features is its art. Curated every six months, the focus is on contemporary pieces, it makes exploring the hotel a truly immersive experience.
• Cucu Hotel embodies the modern aesthetic of Tel Aviv. Just off Dizengoff Square, this hotel offers sharply designed rooms, delicious Israeli breakfasts to get the day started and a superb central location.
• Dress to impress at The Norman, a boutique hotel in central Tel Aviv whose outstanding restaurant and bar attracts a fashionable crowd.

For Boutique Style

• This industrially styled boutique property, Hotel Saul, ticks all the boxes with a central location, Instagram-friendly decor and a gourmet sandwich shop to satisfy hungry patrons.
• Bauhaus architecture meets contemporary style in the effortlessy cool Hotel Montefiore. A très fashionable French-Vietnamese restaurant downstairs adds further kudos.
• The Drisco has been beautifully restored with modern luxuries and sophisticated design.

For Urban Cool

• At the centrally located Fabric, urban style is celebrated with industrial-inspired decor and a landscaped rooftop. A sleek base in an unbeatable location.

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Travel Information

• Want to fly to Tel Aviv?

• Fly into the Ben Gurion International Airport.
• For car hire, we recommend visiting our online partner Rentalcars.
• The best time to visit Tel Aviv is either in the Spring (March to April) or the Autumn (September to November), when the temperatures are warm and the crowds less.

Still not sure?

• Explore our list of the best places to stay in Tel Aviv.
• Have a look at our selection of the best places to stay in Israel.
• Alternatively contact one of our friendly Gurus for advice.

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