Royal Beach Hotel Tel Aviv by Isrotel Exclusive

We recommend the Royal Beach to families who want the beach without leaving the comfort of a palace, and to business travellers who prefer the sea to the tower district. Couples find what they are looking for for a Mediterranean weekend, breakfast facing the waves, spa in the afternoon. The clientele is international but mostly Israeli at weekends, relaxed atmosphere despite the standing.

The hotel occupies a nine-storey tower built in the 1970s, renovated in 2018. Modernist architecture typical of Tel Aviv's seafront, white facade with continuous balconies. Light marble hall, square columns, central blown-glass chandelier. The rooms measure between 28 and 65 m², all with balcony, bleached oak parquet and Jerusalem stone bathrooms.

The main restaurant Carmel serves Mediterranean cuisine with buffet at breakfast (shakshuka, Israeli salad, smoked fish) and à la carte in the evening. The Lobby bar offers cocktails and tapas until midnight, outdoor terrace facing the pool. Hearty breakfast, 24-hour room service. No signature gastronomic table, but the quality remains consistent and the produce fresh.

The Royal Beach stands on Hayarkon, the promenade that runs along Tel Aviv's beaches from the port in the north to Jaffa in the south. Dizengoff Center fifteen minutes on foot, Carmel market twenty. Bus stop in front of the hotel, Ben Gurion airport forty minutes by taxi. The neighbourhood is lively day and night: joggers in the morning, bathers in the afternoon, restaurant terraces in the evening. Relaxed seaside atmosphere, far from the Rothschild business district.