Cinema Hotel

Cinema Hotel is a boutique hotel at 1 Zamenhoff Street in Tel Aviv, Israel, occupying a former cinema building that overlooks Dizengoff Square. The square is one of the city's best-known central landmarks, surrounded by the Bauhaus-influenced architecture for which Tel Aviv's White City is recognized, and it sits on Dizengoff Street, one of the main commercial and cafe avenues. The beach is a short walk west, while Rothschild Boulevard and the Carmel Market area are reachable by a short taxi ride or a longer walk. The building's history as a cinema gives the hotel its name and a distinct character, and the interior takes a design-conscious approach appropriate to a boutique property in a historic city-center structure. Room categories include Standard Rooms and Superior Rooms, each with air conditioning and free wifi. Rooms in boutique conversions of this kind often vary in size and layout, so guests with specific needs may wish to ask the hotel about particular rooms and views over the square. The hotel lists a bar and a restaurant among its amenities, which gives guests an on-site place for breakfast or an evening drink. A pool and spa are not listed, so the hotel suits visitors who plan to spend their time in the city, on the beach and in the neighborhood's restaurants and cafes. Dining and nightlife around Dizengoff Square are plentiful, ranging from long-established cafes to newer bars and restaurants. The service character is that of a small boutique property, with a front desk that can assist with restaurant suggestions, local directions and transfers. Rates are listed at roughly 700 to 1300 ILS (approximately $230-426) per night. The hotel can be reached by phone at +972 3-520-7100. Travelers interested in Bauhaus architecture and a central, walkable base will find the location convenient within the heart of Tel Aviv.