Where to Stay in Tel Aviv?
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Tel Aviv has a wide range of accommodation opportunities besides the major hotel chains. There are also some cheap hostels, rental apartments and beautiful boutique hotels suitable to any budget and taste. Most of the hotels are located quite centrally, which makes it easy to get around the city. Neve Tzedek neighborhood is one of the major attraction points for tourists, as it is only within a short walking distance from the main highlights of the city, including the beach. This is also the area where most of the boutique hotels are located, which drives up the prices a bit high. For those who would like to get a sense of the bohemian life out of the main touristic circuits, Florentin is among the prominent areas. It’s greatly appealed by artists and youngsters with its great pubs, clubs, urban art and affordable lodgings that also include a selection of rental apartments.
Tayelet, is another area full of big hotels right in front of the beach that can be very comfortable for large families. Then, Lev Ha’ir ranks amongst the liveliest parts of the town, as it literally means ‘Heart of the City’. It is home to the National Theater and the White City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lev Ha’ir has become a trendy cultural and nightlife center of Tel Aviv, surrounded with some of the best hotels in the city.
