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The hotel is housed in a restored 1930s Bauhaus building. Paired with palm trees and the smell of salt water—it’s basically perfection.
Light reading.
Cacti: so hot right now.
Don’t mind if I do.
My tech-ed out boudoir.
Well hello Poli House…
Slippers for her and him (or just me!)
Pick a pod, any pod.
The haze of drinks at the rooftop bar.
Urban pool-ing.
Israeli breakfast of champions.
Details.
Highs & Lows
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A look at the hotel website and the interior design appears threateningly to be over the top. In person though it’s a different story: the perfect contrast between contemporary vibes mixed with the building’s Art Deco history.
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Israeli breakfast is an invention of the gods. Indulging in the hotel’s complimentary breakfast at the adjacent café, Loveat, on a beautiful Tel Aviv morning? Akin to heaven.
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Free bikes to explore the city.
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The staff: Israeli hospitality at its finest.
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Hot Tel Aviv nights at the rooftop bar.
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The location couldn’t be better: just steps to the Carmel Market where you can buy everything from beach shorts to the most decadent homemade babka (Jewy chocolate bread).
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Don’t drink too much of that free Arak in your room—Rashid’s spiral wallpaper can feel a little out of control at times, even when sober.
Important Bits
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Type
Modern Mediterranean.
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Vibe
If the Futurists and Art Deco movement had a child...
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Location
Close to everything like the bustling Carmel Market, the beach and my favorite hood, Neve Tzedek.
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Rooms
40
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Music
Soul/house/all the hits.
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Year Opened
2016
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Designed By
Karim Rashid
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Health & Wellness
Local gym access + yoga classes. That rooftop pool tho!
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Restaurant
Love Next Door: the cutest breakfast cafe ever.
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Bar
Rooftop bar + pool = magic.
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Minibar
Yes
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Children
Why not?
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Price
A reasonable 250 euros a night.
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