Port Hotel

Tel Aviv


This self-titled 'mini hotel' near the Old Port offers something that is very rare in Tel Aviv – stylish accommodation for those on a budget. Though small and without views, rooms are clean and comfortable. The roof terrace and proximity to the beach are major assets.


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1. Old Port

0.16 MILES

The Old Port is popular with families wandering around its waterfront shops, restaurants and cafes. A covered organic farmers market also attracts locals…

2. Metzitzim Beach

0.19 MILES

Named after a 1972 comedy film, Hof Metzitzim (which – uncharacteristic of the beach itself – translates as the sleazy 'Peeping Tom Beach') is actually a…

3. Nordau Beach

0.29 MILES

This is the city’s religious beach, where men and women are segregated. Women can use the beach on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday; it’s the men’s turn on…

4. Independence Park

0.4 MILES

Nothing to do with Independence Hall on the other side of town, this beautiful seafront park is great for its Mediterranean views and plenty of grass to…

5. Hilton Beach

0.45 MILES

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6. Ben-Gurion House

0.71 MILES

Built between 1930 and 1931, this modest house on the way to the seafront was the Tel Aviv home of David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister. Built…

7. Tel Aviv Boardwalk

0.81 MILES

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8. Gordon Beach

0.96 MILES

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