Nordoy
Nahalat Binyamin 27, Tel Aviv, Israel
Why We Like It
Luxury, comfort, history and design -- this beautiful property has it all, while never letting its good looks or ideal location go to its head. The Nordoy is one of Tel Aviv's best hotels and shows what the best boutique properties can be when they put their mind to it.
Fodor's Expert Review
This blushing pink lady of a hotel rises over Nachalat Binyamin street and offers charm and style from the moment you walk in her doors. With refined furnishings, warm service and a beautiful, historic location, every detail of this sweet boutique hotel strikes just the right note.
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Room
Each room offers a warm blend of vintage and modern design elements, including burnished hardwood floors, industrial-style light bulbs, arched windows and edgy photography. All rooms are spacious with extra seating, and most include a work desk.
You Should Know There is some street noise from Nachalat Binyamin street, including modern construction sounds, so if you're a light sleeper, request a room away from the street.
Bathroom
Bright white marble and Ahava Dead Sea bath products bring special touches to the clean and charming bath.
Lobby
Good things come in small packages: The tight little indoor lobby opens into a green outdoor patio, where there's an espresso machine, champagne, tea and fruit at all hours, as well as a collection of small brass bells in a nod to the Nordoy's historic bell tower on its roof.
Spa
Massage treatments are offered in the cupola on the Nordoy's roof.
Tip The rooftop also offers sun loungers and a a jacuzzi, and there is always free-flowing Cava available.
Dining
Cafe Nordoy looks like a gilded speakeasy and serves food worthy of its gorgeous decor.
You Should Know The cafe is for hotel guests only at breakfast, but is open to the public and fills up fast in the night hours. Book ahead if you want to eat there for dinner.
What's Nearby
Getting Around
Taxis are plentiful and easy to come by, and for all major transportation, just head over a to Allenby Street.
Restaurants
For unique, creative dishes that thrill the senses, book at table at Mashya (20-minute walk); for market-inspired plates with deeply Mediterranean flavors, you can't go wrong at La Shuk (20-minute walk).
Bars
At Bellboy (20-minute walk), you'll find a cozy, prohibition-era-inspired spot serving up perfectly mixed cocktails with a fun speakasy vibe; nearby Bicicletta (1-minute walk) has amazing food and a low-key vibe.
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