Where to Stay in Tel Aviv

Boutique luxury in two restored 1920s Bauhaus buildings on Nachmani Street. Rooftop pool, Japanese-Mediterranean restaurant, and impeccable service. The most beautiful hotel in Tel Aviv.

Beachfront luxury on the tayelet with massive rooms, an infinity pool overlooking the sea, and a spa. Turkish hammam, multiple restaurants, and direct beach access.

Ultra-luxury high-rise with panoramic sea views. 250 rooms, rooftop pool and bar, full-service spa, and a location right on the beach near the marina.

Intimate 12-room boutique hotel in a stunning eclectic-style building on Montefiore Street. Famous restaurant downstairs. The definition of Tel Aviv chic.

Historic hotel in the American Colony of Jaffa, restored to glory. Rooftop bar with 360° views, spa, and a sense of old-world glamour meets modern design.

Design-forward hotel with colorful, Instagram-worthy interiors. Rooftop pool and bar, great location near the beach and Dizengoff. One of the best mid-range options.

Well-located mid-range hotel on Asher Barash Street. Clean, modern rooms, Israeli breakfast buffet, and walking distance to both the beach and Carmel Market.

Charming boutique hotel in a renovated Bauhaus building. Rooftop terrace, personalized service, and a perfect Rothschild location.

Boutique hotel overlooking the Carmel Market in a restored building. Exposed stone walls, modern rooms, excellent rooftop, and the market literally at your doorstep.

No-frills but well-maintained hotel in the heart of Tel Aviv, steps from Dizengoff Square. Clean rooms, good breakfast, and a can't-beat location for the price.

The best hostel in Israel. Legendary social atmosphere, rooftop bar, daily events (pub crawls, cooking classes), organized tours to the West Bank and Dead Sea. Dorms and private rooms.

Modern hostel near Rothschild with a party vibe. Pod-style dorms with privacy curtains, rooftop terrace, and a bar. Great for solo travelers looking to meet people.

Budget-friendly in the heart of Florentin. Basic but clean, with a communal kitchen, terrace, and surrounded by the neighborhood's best bars and street food.

Cozy, small hostel near Carmel Market. Feels more like a guesthouse than a party hostel. Great for travelers who want a social but calm atmosphere.

Part of Hostelling International, located right on Bnei Dan Street near the Yarkon River. Simple, reliable, with a pool (!). Great for budget travelers who want basics done right.