Hotel Saul, Tel Aviv
More photosHotel Saul, named after the prominent Hebrew poet Saul Tchernichovsky, is a charming boutique property that captures the spirit of Tel Aviv. Built in 1947, the hotel honors the city’s past with traditional terrazzo floors—some even etched with the poet’s own verses—while offering a modern, minimalist interior designed by architect Dan Troim. The aesthetic balances exposed concrete and industrial steel with warm walnut furniture, potted greenery, and soft Egyptian cotton linens.
The hotel is notably eco-conscious, holding a Green Key certification, which is reflected in thoughtful details like energy-efficient lighting and sustainable operations. Guests can enjoy a complimentary wine bar, a gourmet sandwich café on the ground floor, and a rooftop space that offers a quiet perch to view the cityscape. The rooms feature soundproofed windows and personalized touches like Netflix-ready TVs, ensuring a comfortable stay despite the active urban surroundings.
Situated right in the heart of the city, the hotel is perfectly placed between the beach and the bustling city center. It is just a short stroll from iconic spots like the historic Bialik Square, the lush Gan Meir park, and the vibrant Rothschild Boulevard.
For those looking to dive into local culture, the legendary Carmel Market is nearby, offering a sensory experience of fresh spices and local delicacies. Whether you are walking to the Bauhaus Center to admire the city’s unique architecture or heading to the nearby Mediterranean coastline, Hotel Saul serves as an authentic and stylish gateway to the best of Tel Aviv.
Expert reviews
“Guests feel like locals at Hotel Saul, a nostalgic yet youthful boutique hotel in a residential area near Tel Aviv’s top attractions. Hosting snug but sufficiently-sized rooms – with complimentary Netflix – it’s an excellent option for travelling urbanites who are both design- and budget-conscious.”
What guests liked
- Central location
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Delicious breakfast
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