Hotels In Tel Aviv

Hotels in Tel Aviv are dedicated to meeting the ceaseless demand for accommodation in Israel’s economic heartland. Tel Aviv is increasingly regarded as the financial springboard to the Middle East so it attracts business visitors all the years round. Similarly the tourists of Europe and North America have discovered that the Mediterranean coast of Israel on the rim of the exotic Levant is a marvelous place to have a holiday. Some visitors fly straight from the UK to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport (formerly Lod airport) which is just a few kilometers south of the city, and never leave the area throughout their entire stay in Israel.

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There are hotels right along the coast near Tel Aviv. The road along the shorefront is known as the promenade and it is here that the elite hotels of the world’s leading hotel chains are situated. They include hotels with the appellation Sheraton, Hilton and more of that caliber. The Promenade is quite near to the energetic center of the commercial district, which includes the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Several leading hotels in Tel Aviv are located in the area of the White City (an UN-nominated World Heritage Site), also called the Sheinkin area of the city. Tel Aviv offers a lively combination of entertainment venues, shopping malls, exciting markets, a throbbing nightlife and great restaurants featuring international cuisine. Tel Aviv is Israel’s cultural center, home to monuments, galleries, museums, theaters and concert halls. These are the elements that have made Tel Aviv a major attraction as a seaside resort. The proximity of city sophistication to the beachfront is irresistibly attractive to visitors looking for an interesting yet relaxed vacation.

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Some interesting restaurants are to be found in hotels in Tel Aviv such as the Yakimono Sushi Bar in the Hilton Hotel Tel Aviv. At the same hotel (which overlooks the ocean and is one minute’s walk to the beach) you can also experience Mediterranean cuisine in the King Solomon Restaurant. The Sheraton is right on the beach and has a restaurant, the Kum Kum Dining Room, which has a fine reputation. There is exceptional dining to be had at the Marriot Renaissance Tel Aviv hotel, one of the best hotels in Tel Aviv when it comes to beach views and proximity. Or try the Red & Green Pepper Restaurant at the Carlton Hotel. Among the various kinds of cuisine you will find in Tel Aviv restaurants are American, Asian, Eastern European, Indian, Italian, Jewish, Mediterranean, Mexican,  Middle Eastern, Seafood and Southern.

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When making your reservations for flights, car rentals and hotels in Tel Aviv it is advisable to shop around. Tel Aviv might be Israel’s second-largest city, even taking into account the conjoined town of Jaffa (Jerusalem is the largest) but it is unparalleled for the sheer number of choices of hotels. There are hotels ranging from backpackers, bed and breakfasts, lodges, inns, boutique hotels, family owned-budget hotels and of course the large international chain hotels, which are usually owned by big multi-nationals. These are expensive but they do have the advantage of having every possible convenience.

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