Hotel Rothschild 22

Velvet bedding and L'Occitane amenities furnish every one of the 156 rooms at Hotel Rothschild 22, set on the boulevard that gave the address its name. Ari Shaltiel, among Israel's leading designers, drew up the interiors, pairing a modern, elegant line with the pastoral character of the street outside. Rooms run from a compact 16 m² boutique category up to 23 m² deluxe and executive rooms, some with views over the boulevard and, on higher floors, partial sea views. It's a tight footprint. Each room carries a 48-inch HD television with IPTV, a Nespresso machine, a work desk and free WiFi, standard across every category from the entry-level rooms on the lower floors to the club rooms on floors six through ten. Club guests get free entry to the business lounge, a small but useful add-on for anyone working through a stay. The hotel sits close to restaurants, museums, galleries and cafes, on a stretch of Tel Aviv that grew up around the boulevard itself. Three rooms are fitted for guests with disabilities, on the fifth, sixth and ninth floors, with grab rails and 85 cm shower widths. Check-out extensions run subject to availability.