Gay Hotel Tel Aviv

This hotel is set in a striking 30-storey tower just two minutes from the beach and promenade, giving many of its rooms top-notch views. These feature warm, minimalist decor, large bathrooms, and plush beds – make sure to get a balcony if you can. The suites are perfect for longer stays, usually including a kitchenette as well as living and work spaces. The building is topped with a freeform swimming pool offering panoramic Tel Aviv views, and there is also a well-equipped gym. The location is ideal, walking distance to world-class beaches, restaurants, gay bars, architecture, and shopping.

This hotel offers a wide range of clean, modern apartments in central Tel Aviv. From the simple Economy basement studio to the two-bedroom Duplex apartment and the Penthouse with two huge outdoor terraces, every budget and size of group is catered for. The higher categories are more spacious and stylish, but every apartment has an unpretentious contemporary style, comfortable furnishings, and good amenities, not to mention a well-equipped kitchenette. The location is a short walk to the beach (including Hilton Beach) and to the central sights. Overall, ideal for groups and longer stays.

CUCU Hotel is cute and artsy, with colorful pop-art murals and a modern, trendy vibe. It has 32 rooms, all with comfortable furnishings and good-quality amenities. The cozy Classic rooms are perfect for a short trip, while the more spacious Superior rooms and the Studio suite are better for longer stays – the latter even comes with a bathtub and a Nespresso machine. All guests receive free water and Kinder eggs upon check in (evidence of CUCU’s commitment to quirkiness). Perks include free bike rental and free access to a large, fully-equipped gym a short walk from the hotel. The downstairs cafe serves a tasty Israeli breakfast every morning, and the hotel has just launched its new treatment room.

This modern boutique hotel is located on Dizengoff Street, one of the city’s central thoroughfares. The beaches are a short walk away (including Hilton beach), as are most of Tel Aviv’s famous central sights. It features stylish rooms with contemporary decor in a monochrome palette, with large murals showing black-and-white photos of the city’s history. The rooms with balconies overlooking the bustling, leafy street are especially pleasant. The place has a friendly, relaxed vibe, with helpful staff and nice perks like free wine and nibbles in the evenings.

Shenkin Hotel has a great central position, a few minutes from the famous Carmel Market and a short walk to the beaches, the UNESCO world-site Bauhaus houses, the luxury shopping district, and the gay bars in Neve Tzedek. It’s got a cute, modern, boutique vibe, with warm and welcoming interiors and impeccable design throughout. The hotel has both cozy, compact rooms for the solo traveler or couple on a budget and spacious, stylish studio rooms for those who like to spread out. There’s an on-site spa to pamper you and a lovely rooftop terrace with city views to relax and socialize.

The decor throughout most of Armon Hayarkon hotel is pretty simple and sometimes dated, but the rooms are clean and comfortable, presenting very good value. This is especially the case given the hotel’s exceptional location, a short walk from Hilton Beach and Independence Park. Some of the rooms have partial sea views, but there is only one room category, so make sure to ask for this. Staff are friendly and helpful and breakfast is good.

This popular gay-friendly hotel in Tel Aviv features a sleek, dark aesthetic with designer interiors in shades of black and brown. The rooms are on the small side, so it’s well worth upgrading to the Relax or Deluxe categories – the former even comes with a decadent double jacuzzi tub and an option for in-room treatments. That said, the small single rooms make for a stylish option for a solo traveler. Every room comes with fine linens, black marble bathrooms with a walk-in shower. The hotel boasts a sunny roofdeck with an open-air jacuzzi tub, and a spa offering signature treatments. This gay owned hotels was one of the first gay-friendly hotels in Tel Aviv and remains one of the most booked.

This hotel specialises in suites and apartments for city stays, all equipped with a kitchen and a separate living area. All the apartments are spacious, with the smallest being a 20sqm studio perfect for couples and solo travelers. The one-bedroom suite can sleep up to four people and makes for perfect beach accommodation for a group of friends. Decor is simple, modern, and welcoming, allowing you to feel right at home. Hilton Beach and the central touristic area are both a short walk away, with the gay bars in Neve Tzedek no further than a half-hour’s walk away.

Maxim Design Hotel offers comfortable, clean accommodation in an unbeatable location just a couple of minutes from Tel Aviv’s urban beaches. The decor is a little dated in places, but overall the rooms are pleasant and homey. This hotel stands out with its outstanding staff and approach to service: one lovely touch is the provision of free drinks, snacks, cakes, and even homemade soup in the lobby throughout the day. Breakfast is also very tasty, and the rooftop terrace has beautiful Mediterranean views.

Brown Seaside by Brown Hotels (previously Olympia Hotel – by Zvieli Hotels) is located just by the sea, 8 minutes to Hilton Beach and surrounded by some of the city’s top luxury hotels. It was fully renovated in 2016, so all the interiors feel modern and updated, with a cool minimalist vibe. Rooms come with a city, partial sea, or full sea view – if you can, book the Garden suite, which comes with a large furnished terrace to help you enjoy the Tel Aviv sun. There is an exceptional buffet breakfast filled with delicious treats including fresh breads, fruit, and salads. All Brown Hotels are proudly gay-freindly and Brown Seaside is one of most popular gay-friendly hotels in Tel Aviv.