Top hotels in Tel Aviv, Israel

Searching for hotels in Tel Aviv that don’t cost a fortune? You’ve just found one. Welcome to the MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv, your convenient base in the city, right by HaHagana Railway Station and just around 10 minutes by direct train to Ben Gurion Airport.

Start with the UNESCO-listed White City and its Bauhaus streets. Wander Old Jaffa’s cobblestone alleys, walk through Carmel Market, try out spices at Levinsky, then hit Frishman Beach before sunset. Ready to book your stay?

Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv

Our first hotel in Israel, in vibrant Tel Aviv, is right by HaHagana Railway Station with easy connections to Ben Gurion Airport and the city's top sights.

Opening: 03.2027

The best place to stay in Tel Aviv

Looking for a comfortable, convenient and affordable place to stay? We've got everything you need for your trip, from a 24-hour bar and fast Wi-Fi to coffee in the lobby, plus a location that makes it easy to see the best of Tel Aviv, whether you're here for work, sightseeing or a bit of both.

Here, you get the best of both worlds: a great location in the authentic south of the city, close to bohemian Florentin, with easy access to the beach, the White City and everything in between. Great food and iconic markets are right around the corner, and the White City's Bauhaus streets are just a short ride away. When you're ready to explore, Levinsky Market, Florentin and Neve Tzedek are within walking distance, and the promenade and Old Jaffa are quick to reach by bus or bike.

Ready to experience Tel Aviv your way? Book your stay at the MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv today!

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv

Things to do in Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv's full of things to do whether you're here to sightsee, chill, see family or just enjoy those Mediterranean vibes. If you're already planning your Tel Aviv itinerary, take inspo from our to-do list:

First stop? Explore the UNESCO-listed White City: over 4,000 Bauhaus buildings, best seen on a slow walk down Rothschild Boulevard or Dizengoff Street. Then dive into the markets: Carmel Market for street food, Sarona for gourmet bites, Levinsky for spices and halva, and Nahalat Binyamin on Tuesdays and Fridays for handmade crafts. Wrap the morning with a wander through Old Jaffa's cobblestoned alleys, one of the oldest port cities in the world, packed with flea-market finds, art galleries, the Ottoman Clock Tower and seafood at the ancient harbor.

Need a beach break? The 5 km promenade runs the full coast: Gordon, Frishman, and Hilton Beach are the classics. Think sun, sand, kayaks and beach cafés that stay open into the night. Looking for epic views? Climb the Jaffa hilltop or the top of the Azrieli Tower. Oh, and the food. The. food. Find the best hummus in Jaffa, shakshuka in Florentin, craft cocktails on Rothschild, and some of the best restaurants in the Mediterranean. Plus, the nightlife? Beach bars, rooftop cocktails, and a scene that knows how to go past sunrise. Catch a show at Menorah Mivtachim Basketball Arena or a festival like White Night when the whole city stays up late together.

One thing's for sure: you'll love discovering Tel Aviv. You in?

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Family hotel | Tel Aviv edition

Bringing the whole fam to Tel Aviv? First, book your room in our family hotel in Tel Aviv, then get ready to spend a day at Hayarkon Park with paddleboats, mini-golf, and a tethered hot-air balloon. Discover the interactive Steinhardt Museum of Natural History. Hunt for treasure at the Jaffa Flea Market. Ride the carousel at Luna Park. Catch a planetarium show at the Eretz Israel Museum or build sandcastles at family-friendly Gordon Beach.

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Backpackers | Tel Aviv edition

Backpacking around Tel Aviv? You're in the right place. Spend your days on the 5 km promenade, chilling on Frishman Beach, or wandering Old Jaffa's cobblestone corners. For nightlife: bar-hop in Florentin, sip craft beers on Rothschild, or dance by the beach. Looking for a hostel in Tel Aviv? Let's be real: you deserve better. Crash in our comfy rooms with private bathrooms and in-room lockers next to your bed, hostel-like facilities AND prices that keep your trip on a budget.

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Group trips | Tel Aviv edition

Bringing a group to Tel Aviv? Start with a walking tour of the UNESCO-listed White City and Rothschild Boulevard, then join a hummus-making class at Carmel Market and explore Old Jaffa’s port and alleys. Rent bikes along the promenade, catch the sunset at Hilton Beach and dive into Florentin’s street art. Done for the day? Our group accommodation in Tel Aviv is the perfect spot to kick off your shoes and share stories.

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Youth trips | Tel Aviv edition

Bringing a youth group to Tel Aviv? You're in great company. Most international youth, gap-year and educational tours combine culture with hands-on history: walk the UNESCO-listed White City for a Bauhaus deep-dive, explore ancient Jaffa, dig into Israeli history at the Eretz Israel Museum, or join a Birthright-style itinerary blending Tel Aviv with Jerusalem and the Galilee. Hayarkon Park is perfect for a group picnic between visits.

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Business trips | Tel Aviv edition

On a business trip? Perfect! MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv is in the authentic south of the city, close to bohemian Florentin and a 10-minute walk from Tel Aviv HaHagana station. Flying into Ben Gurion Airport? A direct train gets you to the station in around 10 minutes, so you'll be at our door in around 20 minutes in total. Expo Tel Aviv, Sarona, the Rothschild Boulevard tech district and Jerusalem are all within easy reach.

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What’s the best area in Tel Aviv to stay?

For easy access to the airport, public transport, and the beach, stay in Neve Sha'anan in southern Tel Aviv. You'll be steps from Tel Aviv–HaHagana train station (around 10 minutes to Ben Gurion Airport), walking distance to Florentin's bars and street art, a short bike ride to Old Jaffa, and 15–20 minutes to the beach by bus or bike. The MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv is right here: affordable, central, and connected to everything. White City and Rothschild are also great picks for Bauhaus architecture and cocktail nights.

Which are the best neighborhoods to stay in Tel Aviv?

For great connections, comfort, and affordability, Neve Sha'anan (southern Tel Aviv) is the clear winner, especially for travelers using the airport, taking day trips to Jerusalem, or planning lots of commuting by public transport. Florentin brings the grungy nightlife, street art, and Friday-morning brunch scene. Neve Tzedek is all about cobblestoned streets with indie cafés and design shops. The White City is for Bauhaus lovers. Old Jaffa gives you the sea views and history. Gordon and Frishman are best for beach-first stays.

How many days do you need in Tel Aviv?

You'll want at least 3 days in Tel Aviv to hit the essentials: the UNESCO-listed White City, Rothschild Boulevard, Carmel and Levinsky Markets, Old Jaffa, and the beach. Add a fourth day for Florentin's street art and Neve Tzedek's boutique streets. 5–7 days gives you room for day trips: the majestic Jerusalem, Caesarea (Roman ruins by the coast), Masada + the Dead Sea, or Haifa + Akko. Want to cover the whole country from one base? 10 days, with Tel Aviv as your base, is the sweet spot.

How do I get from Ben Gurion Airport to Tel Aviv?

The fastest way from Ben Gurion Airport to Tel Aviv is the direct train to Tel Aviv–HaHagana: around 10 minutes, trains every 30 minutes on weekdays. Trains run 24/7 except for late Friday afternoon to Saturday evening. Taxis and Gett rideshares operate 24/7 to central Tel Aviv. And if you're on a budget, shared shuttles run door-to-door. Staying at the MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv? You’re a short walk from HaHagana station, so the train is the easiest choice.

What’s the best beach in Tel Aviv?

Frishman and Gordon are the classic city beaches with lifeguards, showers, public toilets, and sunset vibes. For a quieter vibe, try Hilton Beach (also Tel Aviv’s unofficial LGBTQIA+ and pet-friendly beach). Banana Beach brings the DJ energy with live drumming every Friday at sunset. Metzitzim in Tel Aviv Port is a family favorite, and Jaffa’s Alma Beach has gorgeous Old Jaffa views. All Tel Aviv beaches are free, lifeguarded in season (March–November), and reachable from the MEININGER Hotel Tel Aviv in 15–20 minutes.

Where can I find the best nightlife in Tel Aviv?

Tel Aviv’s nightlife never sleeps. Florentin is the grungy-cool neighborhood for dive bars, street art, and live music. Rothschild and Dizengoff have cocktail lounges and rooftop bars. Jaffa offers a laid-back, artsy scene with sea views. The beach promenade has late-night beach clubs and summer DJ sets. Most bars stay open until 3–5 AM, and Thursday–Saturday nights are peak. Stay near HaHagana for easy access to it all.