Hotel Poli House, Tel Aviv
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“In a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, this glossy, digi-pop inspired hotel pays homage to its urban neighborhood with the right balance of history and high-end fun. Guests are whisked from its street-level entrance and art gallery to the neon rooftop lobby via translucent elevators.”
“Boldly bursting onto the TLV scene in 2017, the 40-room Poli House is the latest creation from the owners of Brown TLV. Slightly different from the other Browns, Poli turns up the volume, brightness and colour. Expect yellow, blue and green walls, black-and-white zebra flooring and neon lights – all concepts of designer Karim Rashid.”
What guests liked
- Rooftop bar
- Comfortable beds
- Top location
- Helpful staff
- Pool area
All you need to know
Boutique hotels are known for their modern amenities and luxurious stay and Hotel Poli House, Tel Aviv offers you all the essentials for making your trip memorable and luxurious. Hotel Poli House highlights the culture of the city with urban room styles. To add more elegance, The Poli house comes with a rooftop-pool for a sunbath. The cocktail bar and the sun deck are for the party fanatics.
Different Rooms of Hotel Poli House, Tel Aviv
Poli Deluxe
There is extra room for everything here. The spacious deluxe room of the hotel also offers you a baby crib, in case you are carrying the baby guest with you. The room dimension is 22 Sqm for giving extra space for experiencing luxury. The queen size bed is going to make your nights comfortable, and the room is also equipped with wireless internet for your leisure fun.
Poli+ Room
It is slightly smaller than the deluxe room with a size of 18sqm. These rooms come with a private balcony to adore the sunrise and sunset with a cup of tea. On choosing this room, you can request a twin bed or a baby crib for extra guests. Avail the bath products of imported quality along with a minibar in your room. You also get a personal sound system to enjoy music.
These are two of the best rooms available with Hotel Poli House, Tel Aviv, for giving a luxury statement to the guests. There are many other rooms, such as the junior suite and circle suite, that are equally luxurious. Plan your stay in Tel Aviv with Hotel Poli House.
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