Tel Aviv

The best of Tel Aviv’s stylish hotels is a meticulously renovated 1920s mansion, with an arabesque dome and bijou Juliet balconies in 8 of the 12 guest rooms. — Condé Nast Traveler

Opened in 2010, the hotel features black marble showers in the suites, leather couches in the library, and views of the Mediterranean. — Travel + Leisure

The Hilton's state-of-the-art business center is unrivaled and always buzzing with international activity. — Frommer's

If you're looking for a cozy urban hotel with an intimate setting and reasonable rates, this place will make you feel right at home. — Star Service

The luxury Sheraton Tel Aviv is a kosher property with a convenient location on the beachfront hotel row. — Oyster

Once inside, the place is calm and comfortable. — Frommer's

The splashiest luxury hotel in Tel Aviv, which opened in 1998, lies a bit outside the city center and is a favorite of corporate travelers. — Concierge

The 62 rooms here are modern and spare, and each hallway in the building features work by a different local artist. Don’t miss the roof deck and the extensive Israeli breakfast buffet. — Afar Magazine

All the rooms and suites have balconies, many with the sea views that gave the hotel its name. — Fodor's

The Dan Tel Aviv is notable for its excellent location right across the street from the Mediterranean sea and near some of the city's best nightlife. — Oyster

This centrally located five-star hotel offers a relaxed and convenient base from which to explore Tel Aviv. — The Telegraph

There are only 40 rooms, all with an Art Deco look and feel (details include Modernist four-poster beds, pineapple-shaped brass lamps, and terraces with sea-facing daybeds). — Travel + Leisure

The leisure complex includes a gym and an indoor and outdoor saltwater pool. A popular stretch of public beach is right across the street. — Fodor's

It does offer lovely views of the sea from rooms on the hotel’s southern side... there’s an indoor pool for winter swimming and summer days when the sea is hazardous. — Frommer's

Located in Tel Aviv's White City district, surrounded by beaches, bars and galleries, the Alma building was originally designed as a private residence by architect Dov Tchendovski in 1925. — Wallpaper

Equal parts elegant and industrial, the Vera is one of the most exciting boutique properties to enter the Tel Aviv scene in a long time. — Fodor's

Hotel Nordoy is a bit of a local treasure in Tel Aviv’s buzzy Nachlat Binyamin. — Wallpaper

Well located on a side street right off Ha-Yarkon, the City Hotel is part of the well-run Atlas chain and has pleasant, recently renovated public areas. — Frommer's

The attentive staff, always friendly and accommodating, greets you with a cold beverage and a chocolate treat at the the Shalom Hotel & Relax. — Fodor's

Rooms have pleasing modern furnishings, and the place has a businesslike efficiency that makes it ideal for short stays. — Fodor's