Tel Aviv is a destination that suits almost any kind of holiday.

You can come for a couples’ weekend, a short midweek break or a few days of food, sea, culture and nightlife. The great advantage of a holiday in Tel Aviv is that you can combine lots of different experiences without spending the whole day travelling.

For anyone looking for a city break in Israel, Tel Aviv lets you shape your holiday at a pace that suits you.

Why choose Tel Aviv for a holiday?

Tel Aviv brings together the city and the seaside, a relaxed break and a wealth of things to do.

You can start the day with breakfast, explore the city, head to the beach, stop at a café, go out for a good meal and end the evening with a night out.

Those who prefer a slower pace can choose just some of the options and keep time aside to rest.

The advantage is that you don’t have to plan everything in advance.

A holiday in Tel Aviv starts with location

When choosing a hotel in Tel Aviv, location matters a great deal.

It’s worth thinking about what you want to do during your stay and choosing somewhere that makes it easy to reach the places that interest you.

If you want to spend time at the beach, check the distance to the sea.

If food and nightlife matter to you, check out the area around the hotel.

And if you plan simply to enjoy the hotel and go out now and then, you can give more weight to the room and the experience within the hotel.

A day at the beach

One of the things most associated with a holiday in Tel Aviv is the sea.

You can spend a few hours on the beach, stroll along the promenade or simply enjoy the atmosphere.

Even if you’re only coming for a short weekend, a few hours by the sea can feel like a real break from routine.

Of course, it’s worth matching the activity to the season and the weather.

Exploring the city

Tel Aviv offers much more than the beach.

You can wander the city’s streets, discover different neighbourhoods and take in architecture, culture, markets, cafés and more.

One of the advantages of a city break is that you can simply step out of the hotel and start exploring.

There’s no need to plan a packed route. You can choose one area, explore it for a few hours and allow yourself time for stops along the way.

Food and dining in Tel Aviv

For many people, food is a central part of a holiday.

In Tel Aviv you can combine breakfast, cafés, lunch and dinner — and build a large part of your day around food.

On a couples’ break, you can make dinner the framework for the whole evening.

If you’re travelling with friends or family, you can choose a restaurant that suits your style and budget.

We recommend checking opening hours and availability in advance at the places you’d like to visit.

Nightlife

Tel Aviv also allows for a holiday at a completely different pace.

Those looking for nightlife can take in bars, live shows and venues, depending on what’s happening in the city during their stay.

There’s no need to commit to the whole evening in advance. You can start with dinner and see where the night takes you.

How to plan a weekend in Tel Aviv?

Here’s an example of a simple framework:

Arrival day

Arrival in Tel Aviv → check-in → rest → a short stroll around the city → dinner.

The main day

Breakfast → the sea or a stroll around the city → lunch → free time → dinner and a night out.

Departure day

A relaxed morning → coffee or a short stroll → back to the hotel → check-out.

The advantage of planning like this is that you have a framework, but you don’t need to rush from attraction to attraction.

How to choose a hotel for a holiday in Tel Aviv?

Before booking, it’s worth thinking about how much of your holiday you want to spend at the hotel.

If you’ll be out for most of the day, location may be the key consideration.

If you also want to enjoy the hotel itself, it’s worth taking a close look at the room, the design, the services and the facilities available.

It’s also worth checking:

  • Room type
  • Room size
  • Number of guests
  • Facilities and services
  • Hotel location
  • How to get there
  • Booking and cancellation terms

That way, you can choose a hotel that suits the character of your holiday, not just the dates and the price.

A short break can be enough

You don’t have to take a week off to enjoy Tel Aviv.

Even one night or a weekend can let you step out of your routine.

The secret is not to try to do everything.

Choose a few things you really want to do, leave some free time and let the city work its magic.

Two hotels, one city

The Liam Hotels group includes two hotels in Tel Aviv — Casa Suzanna and Mulan.

Each hotel has its own character and hospitality experience, so choosing between them should be based on the kind of holiday you’re looking for and the accommodation options at each hotel.

Rather than choosing by name or price alone, it’s worth getting to know the hotels, their rooms and the services each one offers.

Planning a holiday in Tel Aviv?

Tel Aviv is ideal for a holiday that combines the sea, food, strolls, culture and nightlife — or simply for taking a few days for yourselves.

The most important thing is to choose the pace that suits you.

Planning a break in Tel Aviv? Discover Casa Suzanna and Mulan and choose the hotel that suits your break.