Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
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Everything . Very welcoming ,friendly and relaxing . Great location .. Fabulous breakfast and generous ‘happy hour’ . We will be back
Great location, professional and friendly staff. Lovely breakfasts. Clean and comfortable room.
Top Attractions Near Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Atlas Shalom Hotel & Relax sits right by Tel Aviv's Mediterranean shore — a short walk to the promenade and Hilton Beach — placing guests within easy reach of the city's top seaside attractions. Within a 10–20 minute walk you'll find the lively Tel Aviv Port (Namal), Shuk HaCarmel (Carmel Market), and trendy neighborhoods like Neve Tzedek and Rothschild Boulevard. Old Jaffa, with its ancient port, galleries and flea market, is a short drive or pleasant bike ride away. The hotel's central location makes it a convenient base to explore museums, nightlife, beaches, and historic sites.
Hilton Beach & Tel Aviv Promenade (Hayarkon Beach)
Wide sandy beach and seaside promenade ideal for sunbathing, jogging, cycling and watching sunset. Close to beachside cafes and water sports.
Tel Aviv Port (Namal Tel Aviv)
A regenerated waterfront area with restaurants, bars, boutiques, and a lively evening atmosphere. Great for dining and people-watching.
Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel)
Tel Aviv's bustling central market, famous for fresh produce, spices, street food and an authentic local atmosphere. Nearby cafes and shopping streets.
Old Jaffa (Jaffa Port & Flea Market)
Historic port, ancient alleys, artist galleries, and the famous Jaffa Flea Market. Excellent for culture, sea views and sunset strolls.
Neve Tzedek
A charming, historic neighborhood with boutique shops, cafes, galleries and a relaxed, romantic atmosphere — one of Tel Aviv's oldest districts.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Major modern and contemporary art museum featuring Israeli and international artists, special exhibitions and a pleasant sculpture garden.
Rothschild Boulevard & White City (Bauhaus Architecture)
Historic avenue known for its Bauhaus architecture (UNESCO-listed 'White City'), cafes, cultural sites and lively nightlife.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
Make the most of your stay at Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Tel Aviv:
- Day 1 — Beach & Promenade: Morning beach time at Hilton Beach, rent a bike from the hotel and cycle along the Tayelet (seaside promenade). Lunch at Tel Aviv Port (Namal) and an easy evening on the rooftop of the hotel to watch the sunset and enjoy the hotel's happy hour.
- Day 2 — Markets & City Heart: Start at Carmel Market for breakfast and local bites, walk through the nearby Nachalat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Market (Tues/Fris) and stroll along Rothschild Boulevard to admire Bauhaus architecture. Evening: explore the lively bar and restaurant scene around Rothschild and Dizengoff.
- Day 3 — Neve Tzedek & Old Jaffa: Morning in Neve Tzedek with boutique shopping and coffee, then continue to Old Jaffa for the port, galleries and the flea market. Stay for sunset in Jaffa — a magical spot for photos and dinner by the sea.
- Day 4 — Museums & Culture: Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and nearby cultural sites. In the afternoon, consider a guided White City architecture walk or a visit to independent galleries. Evening: enjoy a theatre performance or live music in the city.
- Day 5 — Day Trip Options: Choose a short day trip — options include Caesarea and the coastal archaeological park, the archaeological and historic sites of Old Acre (Akko), or a guided day trip to Jerusalem. Return for a final relaxing rooftop drink and a seaside walk.
Why Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel Is Perfect for Exploring in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is a compact, energetic Mediterranean city that combines beautiful beaches, dynamic nightlife, rich culture, outstanding food, and accessible day-trip options. Atlas Shalom Hotel & Relax is an excellent base for experiencing it all: a boutique atmosphere, outstanding and attentive staff, exceptional breakfasts, a popular daily happy hour, beach amenities and bikes for exploring. Its unbeatable location steps from the promenade and within walking distance of the port, markets and nightlife makes it perfect for leisure travelers and couples who want a central, relaxed, and personalized stay.
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Shalom Hotel & Relax - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
216 Hayarkon
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Best Time to Visit in Tel Aviv
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Tel Aviv
Best Time to Visit
Summer
High Season
Summer (and major local events like Pride and White Night in June).
Value Season
Winter (except holiday spikes) when prices are lower and crowds thin.
Spring
March–May: Temperatures are pleasant (15–25°C/59–77°F), wildflowers and parks are green, ideal for beach days and walking the city.
Advantages
- Mild, comfortable weather for outdoor exploration
- Fewer tourists than summer but still lively
- Good time for beach and cultural outings
Considerations
- Some holiday-related price bumps around Passover and Independence Day if they fall in this period
- Evenings can be cool—bring a light jacket
Key Events in in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Pride
Massive Pride Parade along King George and Allenby, Daily parties, club nights, and family-friendly events, Increased hotel prices and crowded public spacesOne of the world’s largest Pride events—parade, parties, and cultural programming across the city.
White Night (Laila Lavan)
Museums and galleries open late and free events, Street performances and outdoor concerts, Great way to experience the city’s nightlife and arts sceneA city-wide all-night cultural festival with museums, concerts, performances, and open-air events—usually held in June.
Tel Aviv Marathon
City center route with scenic coastline sections, Road closures around the route—plan transport accordingly, Festivities and expo attracting international visitorsAnnual international marathon and shorter race options drawing runners worldwide—usually in February or March.
Independence Day (Yom Ha'atzmaut) and Memorial Day (Yom HaZikaron)
City-wide celebrations and fireworks, Museums and some businesses may have special hours, Security and crowds at major eventsNational days with ceremonies, concerts, and public events; dates vary each year (spring).
Weather Tips
Tel Aviv has a Mediterranean climate: expect hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Pack sun protection, a hat, and light layers for daytime; include a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings in spring and fall, and a compact rain jacket for winter. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for cobblestone streets and promenades.
Understanding in Tel Aviv Prices
Hotel prices in Tel Aviv fluctuate significantly with the tourist season, major local events, and Israeli holidays. Prices peak during Summer (June–August), Pride Week and White Night (both in June), and around national holidays like Passover and Independence Day (typically April–May). Weekend rates (Thursday–Saturday) can be higher due to domestic tourism and business travelers. Conferences, international festivals, and large sporting events also push rates up. Value deals are easiest to find in Winter (December–February) except around New Year and holiday periods. Booking 2–3 months ahead for high season events and 1–2 months in advance for shoulder seasons is recommended; last-minute deals sometimes appear in winter and mid-week stays.
Essential Travel Tips for in Tel Aviv Israel
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Efficient public transport, good walkability, and convenient regional connections—plan around Shabbat and consider local services like sherut taxis and bike/scooter rentals.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Get a Rav-Kav card for buses and trains; load it at stations and kiosks.
- 2.Trains connect Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem—use them for fast, affordable transfers.
- 3.Sherut (shared taxis) run on fixed routes and operate when some public transport is reduced (e.g., on Shabbat).
- 4.Street scooters and bike rentals are widespread—use designated lanes and helmet where available.
- 5.On Shabbat (Fri sundown to Sat night) public transport is limited—plan transfers and accommodations accordingly.
Pro Traveler Tip
Book accommodation well in advance for Pride, White Night, and the Marathon; stay in central neighborhoods (Florentin, Neve Tzedek, Rothschild) for walkability; use trains for airport transfers and keep a Rav-Kav card topped up. Plan around Shabbat for transport and business hours.
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