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DISCOVER NEW, INSPIRING PLACES WITH ATLAS HOTELS
The Atlas Boutique Hotel chain is an exclusive collection of designer concept hotels, each property featuring its unique nature and its specific conceptual and geographical environment. All of our hotels were created out of our vision of an urban hospitality experience that combines locality, culture, history, and aesthetics while maintaining the maximum amount of functionality and convenience. Our properties are situated at prime locations in the most charming of neighborhoods or streets, and make use of the environmental context to design and conceptualize the hotels – e.g. the Fabric Hotel on Nachlat Binyamin, which was built in an old sewing factory on a street famous for its textile and sewing shops; or the Backstage Hotel which is in the legendary “Ohel Theater”, and whose design was inspired by the world of cinema and theater. In each of our hotels we emphasize attentive and professional service, excellent cuisine, and those little perks and supplements that upgrade your experience, such as bike rental or yoga classes, happy hours or complimentary refreshments – all in order to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
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Hotels in Tel Aviv
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Artist Hotel
35 Ben Yehuda St, Tel Aviv, IsraelThe Artist Hotel is a boutique hotel and cultural meeting place dedicated to contemporary Israeli art. At the heart of Tel Aviv and within short walking distance of the Bugrashov Beach, guests are connected to the happening locations in town and to the local art and design scene. In addition to its excellent art, the Artist offers the perfect base for a sunny holiday that is impeccably designed, accompanied by the finest cosmetics and complemented by a rich Tel Avivi breakfast.
We are pleased to recommend the best art shows and exhibits, special artistic events, cultural hangouts and cafes tucked away in several architectural wonders around the hotel (ask for the “Artist City Map”). Our sixty rooms are like a gallery of modern art, showing some of Israel’s leading creators, from the famous collection curated by ORS CEO Doron Sabag, to works adapted uniquely to the hotel and the rooms, commissioned from up-and-coming local artists. -
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Backstage Hotel
6, Beilinson st, Tel AvivExplore the world of the stage at the new Backstage Hotel, located in the legendary Ohel Theater building near Dizengoff Square. This historic building, dating back to the 1940’s was renovated and designed under the inspiration of the theater, with a central is an atrium which serves as a stage illuminated with floodlights. The Backstage breakfast is an experience unto itself: an allusion to the world of Shakespeare and cabaret theater, it is a collaboration between artist Yael Rasoli and Chef Ido Feiner. In the evening kick back and relax at the Stanley rooftop cocktail bar. Enjoy the view or take in a musical or comedy performance with the magic of Tel Aviv at your feet.
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Tal By The Beach Hotel
Israel ,HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv, 287The elegant Tal By The Beach Hotel is a minute’s walk to the Metzizim beach and the cafes at the Tel Aviv port. Its 123 rooms have been designed to meet the needs of both business and holiday travelers. The Beach, the Promenade and the Yarkon Park offer a host of activities for the entire family, all within walking distance, and the hotel rooftop is the perfect place to finish your day with a glass of wine as you enjoy the stunning Mediterranean Sea sunset.
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Yam Hotel
Israel,16, Kaf Gimel Yordey HaSira, Tel AvivThe Yam Hotel at the Tel Aviv Port offers a vibrant getaway location within a short walk from the beach. Graffiti art, original items and elements from the world of skateboarding, surfing and sailing reflect the experience of Tel Aviv as a city that never sleeps, completed by a gentle breeze and a romantic sunset. Make the most of life, do business or just enjoy everything the beach has to offer – at the Yam hotel you can make the most of an athletic getaway or indulge in the blue landscape that stretches across the horizon.
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65 Hotel
Israel ,65, Rothschild Blvd, Tel AvivAt the very center of Rothschild Boulevard, a main thoroughfare of culture and recreation in Tel Aviv, the Hotel 65 stands over the tops of the Ficus trees. Its internal spaces combine post-colonial images from the early 21st century with local touches, resulting in a unique original design that is pleasant to the eye. Its well-kept garden is the perfect place for people-watching, and Café 65 in the hotel lobby is known for its famous breakfasts and indulgent brunches. Hotel 65 is the White City’s gold standard for an uncompromising accommodation experience that is also warm and personal.
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The Loft by Market
5 – 7 Beit Eshel Street, Tel Aviv – JaffaBetween the galleries and the boutiques at the heart of the Jaffa flea market, the Markethouse Loft is situated in a beautiful historical building. The Loft is adjacent to the Markethouse Boutique Hotel but is an individual guest unit featuring a large stylish space comprising two stories and an open rooftop. The entrance is rustic in decor, with a high wooden ceiling and an open space, blending into the other parts of the Loft. On the lower story there is a large and well-equipped kitchen including a refrigerator, stove, and dining table, facing a spacious living room with a huge-screen TV, a library and eclectic furnishings. The lower story has an additional 30 square-foot bedroom for two. The upper story is quiet and more private, with a bedroom that can sleep five. Each of the rooms has an ensuite bathroom and shower. The upper story opens out onto a 150 square meter wooden-decked balcony, replete with beautiful vegetation, seating areas, and an indulgent jacuzzi. The rooftop is ideal for business or private events, or spacious and stylish accommodation for larger groups of family and friends.
Specifications:
Suitable for 7 guests, on 2 stories, with 2 large bedrooms | Spacious 150 sq. m. rooftop for events of up to 60 participants | Outdoor rooftop jacuzzi | Fully equipped kitchen and large dining area | 2 bathrooms | 65-inch TV screen | Optional catering services available | Wi Fi -
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Market House Hotel
5 – 7 Beit Eshel Street, Tel Aviv – JaffaThe Market House hotel, located next to Jaffa’s historical Clock Tower and renowned flea market takes inspiration from the unique and authentic atmosphere of ancient Jaffa. The glass floor in the lobby exposes the city’s glorious history with archeological remnants of an 8th century Byzantine chapel. The hotel’s design is inspired by the nearby flea market, with elements and artwork that exude Oriental charm. The hotel boasts 44 rooms that fit into the vibrant beat of the city, many with balconies overlooking the market and Mediterranean Sea. In addition, an elegant loft filled with light, style, and a warm home-like atmosphere can be reserved.
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Melody Hotel
220 Ha-Yarkon Street, Tel AvivLike a spot of modern color in the skies of Tel Aviv, the Melody hotel stands out in the urban landscape with its artistic design, offering an experience that is devoted to pleasure and luxury. Nostalgic black and white photos from the glory days of the nearby beach hint at the bohemian past of the White City, and its 50 sunlit rooms create a cheerful summery atmosphere. Enjoy the pleasant breeze on the rooftop as you look out on a breathtaking view and watch the sailboats drift by into the sunset.
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Center Chic Hotel
2 Zamenhoff Street, Tel AvivAt the pulsing heart of Tel Aviv and minutes away from the beach, Center Chic stands testimony to the White City’s architectural and cultural heritage. This thoughtfully renovated Bauhaus building houses 54 rooms inspired by the lively 50’s and 60’s. The foyer is an homage to cultural icons, their humoristic caricatures spread on the walls. A lush green rooftop garden is the perfect place to spend an hour in the gentle breeze, overlooking the urban skyline.
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Cinema Hotel
1 Zamenhoff st, Tel AvivThe Cinema Hotel resides in the former historical “Esther” movie theater, right at the heart of Tel Aviv’s legendary Dizengoff Square. Each and every corner of this hotel is an invitation to indulge in nostalgic memories of cinematic history with huge photographs, newspaper clippings, antique cameras and posters from the early days of Israeli cinema. Tel Aviv’s typical Bauhaus architecture envelops guests with its cultural wealth as all 83 rooms allude to the glamorous days on the big screen. A breathtaking rooftop view of Dizengoff Square completes the magic for a glamorous city getaway.
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Fabric Hotel
28,Nahalat Benyamin, IsraelThe millineries, clothing stores and textile merchants on Tel Aviv’s historic Nachlat Binyamin street were the inspiration for hotel Fabric which is situated in a former sewing machine factory. Its 43 rooms and foyer, which calls to mind a “neighborhood salon”, combine cosmopolitan charm with urban chic, in a blend of industrial design and contemporary art. The rooms are warm and inviting; a wonderful place to unwind after discovering the city. You’re also welcome to spend some time in the hotel’s public areas, such as the Bushwick All Day Cocktail Bar, which brings Brooklyn to Tel Aviv, or on the rooftop garden overlooking the urban view. This is the all-time ultimate Tel Aviv experience – all under one roof.
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Shalom & Relax Hotel
216, Ha-Yarkon Street, Tel AvivA gentle breeze welcomes you at the Shalom Hotel & Relax. Perfect for an elegant and intimate getaway surrounded by the blue landscape of the Mediterranean Sea. Fifty one well-lit spacious rooms with an ambience of classic Europe boasting original works by artist Michael Argov. Four of the rooms are equipped with a jacuzzi for total relaxation overlooking the horizon, and the hotel rooftop invites guests to succumb to treatments for the body and soul. When relaxation and serenity come together from morning to night, it’s the beginning of a wonderful vacation.
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Sadot Hotel
Assaf HaRofeh Medical CenterLocated within a short drive from Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport is the boutique Sadot Hotel which is inspired by the green landscape of Israel’s coastal plains. Its pastoral ambience and spacious rooms offer a place to relax and unwind. Rich vegetation, warm wooden hues, clean-cut furnishings and inviting seating areas generate a sensation of ambience and a direct affinity between the hotel’s 55 rooms and the agricultural fields surrounding the hotel.
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Hotels in Jerusalem
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Bezalel Hotel
1, Mesilat Yesharim St., JerusalemIn Jerusalem’s Nachlaot neighborhood, within walking distance from the colorful market at Machne Yehuda, is the Bezalel Hotel dedicated to Israeli design and art. Right from the entrance, guests are swept into an inspiring getaway as they enjoy original artwork that reflects contemporary modern culture. The hotel’s 37 rooms are designed with quiet elegance and look out onto the city streets to encapsulate the vibrant human diversity at the heart of the city. The works of art are a natural setting for an indulgent and rich breakfast which also reflect the abundance of local produce. Bezalel Hotel is a serene getaway from the bustle of the city and an opportunity to discover something new on every visit.
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Harmony Hotel
6, Yoel Moshe Solomon St, JerusalemIn the heart of Jerusalem, within a short walking distance from the Jaffa Gate and the Western Wall, the Harmony Hotel blends in perfectly with the old and new city. Its design and ambience are dedicated to the mosaic of hues and scents that make Jerusalem the most fascinating city on earth. All sixty rooms overlook the rooftops and alleys of Jerusalem with a discreet elegance and the beautiful high ceiling in its foyer pays homage to the various nationalities and religions of Jerusalem, celebrating the city’s beauty and complexity. All of these are complemented by hand-picked furnishings and details, which are a breathtaking piece of Jerusalem magic, manifested in the city’s cultural wealth and sanctity.
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Arthur Hotel
13, Dorot Rishonim St, JerusalemNext to Jerusalem’s Ben Yehuda cobblestone street is the Arthur hotel, a living and breathing reminder of the city’s rich history. Its design was inspired by the modern romance of the 1930’s and along with Ottoman-style textiles and tapestries, each of the hotel’s 54 rooms create an atmosphere of intimate charm and peaceful serenity. The exciting meeting of cultures that characterizes Jerusalem is reflected in the royal elegance of the hotel, which is steeped in history and periodic mystique.
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Hotel in Eilat
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Neve Eilat Hotel
6, Hativat Ha-Negev, EilatRight in what’s called “the new city center” of Eilat is Hotel Neve Eilat, a member of the Atlas Group, only a short distance away from the beaches, the restaurants and the attractions of the city, including the new Seven Star Mall. The refurbished hotel offers 193 rooms, of these 123 are suites, all featuring a light-colored terracotta design which resonates the desert landscape, resembling an urban desert khan. Its relaxing colors and soft lines elicit a pleasant atmosphere that sweeps guests into a luxurious southern vacation where no detail has been left unattended.
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