Al Boutique Hotel Tel Aviv: Inside the City's Stylish New Stay

It’s Soho, Tel Aviv style — a vibrant neighborhood centered around Neve Tzedek and Rothschild Boulevard. The standout newcomer is Al Boutique Hotel, situated in a restored 1930s building and designed by Israeli architect Shay Fogel. Clean lines and a balanced mix of light and dark woods create a peaceful oasis amid the city’s energy. The hotel offers 11 rooms and suites; rates include complimentary WiFi, daily breakfast at a local Tel Aviv café and a guided walking tour.

During your stay, unwind in the serene Garden Patio, or visit Beit Hatfutsot, the Museum of the Jewish People, to see The Lost Generation, a new exhibition of works by Israeli artist Jechezkiel David Kirszenbaum, on display through Oct. 30.

Also noteworthy is a recent archaeological discovery from the Hebrew University team working at Tel Hazor: fragments of an ancient Egyptian sphinx inscribed with the name of King Mycerinus. Mycerinus, who reigned more than 4,000 years ago and took part in constructing the Giza pyramids, is linked to this find. For more archaeological treasures, make a day trip to Jerusalem to explore the collections at the Rockefeller Archaeological Museum, Jerusalem’s first museum of antiquities.