The Saul, Tel Aviv

Hotel Saul occupies a prime spot on Tchernichovsky Street, connecting main avenues Dizengoff and Allenby. Guests find themselves a short walk from the beach, Carmel Market, and Bialik Square. This centrally located street offers a range of dining options and access to Tel Aviv's growing cultural scene.

The hotel features 34 rooms spread across five floors, each designed with influences from Tel Aviv's architectural history. Options include compact rooms suitable for business travelers and spacious rooms with private balconies for families. All accommodations provide modern amenities such as Egyptian cotton linens and eco-friendly bath products from the local brand 'Maalot HaKsharot'.

Gili's Coffee House, located at the entrance, offers artisanal coffee and a diverse breakfast menu, featuring items like avocado toast and pastries from Reviva and Celia bakery. The on-site dining option caters to guests who prefer cozy meals without venturing far. Light lunch selections appear alongside a curated wine list for midday refreshment.

Hotel Saul stands out as Tel Aviv's first boutique hotel to receive the 'Green Key' certification in recognition of its environmental efforts. Initiatives include thermal insulation in windows and efficient water heat systems to reduce energy consumption. The hotel actively promotes local businesses by sourcing products from surrounding suppliers.

The hotel contains versatile space suitable for business meetings and private events, equipped with essential facilities and a welcoming ambiance. Options include smaller meeting rooms for intimate gatherings or larger areas for events up to 30 guests. Attendees can enjoy catering from Gili's Coffee House for a complete experience.

Location: Central location on Tchernichovsky Street

Rooms: 34 rooms with private balconies

Dining: Gili's Coffee House offers artisanal coffee

Sustainability: 'Green Key' certification for environmental efforts

Business: Versatile event spaces for meetings and gatherings