You don’t need a long holiday to escape the routine.

A couples’ weekend in Tel Aviv can be enough for a change of scene, to enjoy time together and to combine food, the sea, walks and nights out.

The secret isn’t to cram in as many activities as possible, but to plan a break that suits you both.

Start with the hotel

The hotel is a significant part of a couples’ break.

Before booking, think about what you want from your stay.

Are you planning to spend most of the day in the city?

Would you like to return to the hotel during the day?

Is the break mainly about time together, or do you want to fit in lots of activities?

When you set your expectations in advance, it’s easier to choose the right hotel and room.

Mulan Tel Aviv

Mulan is part of the Liam Hotels group and is located in Tel Aviv.

For couples coming to the city for a weekend or a short break, the hotel can serve as a base from which to explore the city and return to throughout your stay.

Before booking, check the room types, features and available options and choose what suits you.

You don’t need to plan every moment

On a couples’ break, it’s worth leaving some free time.

When the whole day is planned in advance, the break can easily become a to-do list.

Instead, choose a few things you both want to do and leave the rest of the time open.

Start the day at a leisurely pace, head out for a walk, stop to eat and see where the day takes you.

A day for two in Tel Aviv

You can build a simple day around a few key moments.

Start with coffee or breakfast.

Carry on with a walk around the city.

Stop for a meal or a little something.

Spend some time by the sea.

And in the evening, choose a night out that suits you both.

You don’t need any more than that.

What matters is the time you spend together.

The sea as part of the break

The sea is one of the things that helps you slow down.

You can fit in a walk, sit for a while or spend a few relaxed hours on the beach, depending on the season and the weather.

Even if the sea isn’t your main activity, it can be a lovely stop during a busy day in the city.

Dinner for two

A meal is often one of the highlights of the weekend.

Choose a place that suits your style and don’t leave everything to the last minute, especially if it’s a popular spot or a busy time.

If there’s a restaurant you’d like to visit, check its opening hours and whether you can book in advance.

That way, you can arrive at the evening without a last-minute search.

What to do in the evening?

Tel Aviv offers plenty of options for an evening for two.

You can choose a restaurant, a bar, a show, a night out or simply a stroll around the city.

Not every evening has to be planned.

Sometimes a walk together after dinner or a stop somewhere you hadn’t planned can become part of the experience.

A couples’ break is also time to rest

It’s easy to think a holiday has to be full of activities.

But rest is part of the break.

You can return to the hotel in the middle of the day, rest and carry on later.

You can also devote part of the day simply to conversation, coffee and time without plans.

The aim is to escape the routine, not to replace it with a new schedule.

How to choose the room

Before booking, read the room details rather than choosing by the photo alone.

Check:

  • Suitability for the number of guests
  • The room size
  • The bed type
  • The facilities and services included
  • Special features
  • The booking terms
  • The cancellation terms

If something is particularly important to you, make sure in advance that it is actually available with the room you’re booking.

A stress-free couples’ weekend

You can build a couples’ break around three simple things:

Time together.

A place you enjoy being.

A few experiences you truly want to remember.

You don’t have to see all of Tel Aviv.

You don’t have to visit every attraction.

And you don’t have to turn every hour into a plan.

Choose the things that suit you and leave room for moments you didn’t plan.

Before you book

Before making your booking, it’s worth checking:

  • Your dates of stay
  • The room type
  • The number of guests
  • The booking terms
  • The cancellation terms
  • How to get there
  • Hotel details and the services available

That way, you’ll arrive with clear expectations.

Tel Aviv at your own pace

A couples’ break in Tel Aviv can be busy or relaxed.

You can spend the whole day out in the city, or choose just a few things and enjoy them at a slower pace.

There’s no single right way.

The best break is the one that suits you — both of you.

Mulan in Tel Aviv can be the starting point for just such a break: a place from which to explore the city and return to at the end of the day.

Planning a couples’ break in Tel Aviv? Discover Mulan and explore the accommodation and booking options.