Tel Aviv is Israel’s Mediterranean beach city, known for its Bauhaus “White City” architecture, food markets, nightlife and the old port of Jaffa. Hotels are among the pricier in the region, so the best deals are in small hotels and guesthouses away from the seafront. Check current government travel advice before booking.
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The seafront hotel strip, with beach access and sea views — the priciest area.
The ancient port with a flea market, galleries and boutique hotels.
A charming historic neighborhood with boutique stays, cafés and shops.
Leafy boulevards lined with Bauhaus buildings, cafés and design hotels.
Central and lively, with budget hotels and hostels near the beach.
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Spring and autumn are warm and pleasant; summer is hot and busy. Rates rise around major Jewish holidays, and many services close on Shabbat (Friday evening to Saturday evening).
Hostels and small hotels near the Carmel Market and in Jaffa are usually cheaper than the seafront hotels.
Conditions can change, so check your government’s current travel advice before booking and before you travel.
Ben Gurion Airport is linked to the city by train, taxi and shuttle.