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The Saul – Intimate Boutique Hotel in Central Tel Aviv, Between the Beach and Carmel Market

Experience the City – Bustling Urban Vibes

Experience the true essence of Tel Aviv, right in the center of the city. Tucked away among Tel Aviv’s historic buildings and buzzing neighborhoods, the hotel is just steps away from the city’s most sought-after attractions: the bustling Carmel Market, scenic Rothschild Boulevard, the bright Mediterranean beaches, and so much more. Lively cocktail bars, gourmet restaurants, and local hidden treasures are all within reach.
Saul’s industrial, yet homey design combines classic and contemporary themes – a tip of the hat to Tel Aviv’s incomparably eclectic vibe. At Saul, as in Tel Aviv, East meets West, old meets new, and hospitality is always genuine and from the heart.

In short: The Saul is an intimate boutique hotel at 17 Tchernichovsky Street, a small, quiet street between Dizengoff and Allenby in the heart of Tel Aviv: Bialik Square is about a 3-minute walk, the Carmel Market and Dizengoff Center 5–7 minutes, the beach about 10 minutes, Rothschild Boulevard and Habima about 15 minutes. The hotel is named after the poet Saul Tchernichovsky, whose poems are set into the terrazzo floors; the 1947 building was redesigned by architect Dan Troim with clean lines in the spirit of the White City: whitewashed brick, exposed concrete, walnut furniture and works by local artists. Five room types: Mono (14 m², queen bed), Cozy (17 m², king bed), Roomy (19 m², cot available), Deluxe Balcony (22 m² plus a balcony, up to 3 guests and an infant) and Patio (about 17.5 m² with a private 8 m² patio). Every room has a Nespresso machine, Apple TV with Netflix, Egyptian cotton bedding, Ma’apilim toiletries and full blackout. On the fourth floor, a lounge and terrace with hot drinks, wine and beer through the day, and above them a rooftop with city views; in the lobby, a café and co-working spaces, plus a meeting room and event spaces. Breakfast is offered at the hotel (paid, according to the booking). The hotel is the only one in Tel Aviv with the international Green Key sustainability label. Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 12:00, minimum check-in age 18. Children of all ages are welcome, and dogs on request at no extra charge. Parking at the nearby Bezalel car park (paid), a lift and accessible rooms.

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Why book hotel saul?

Hotel Location:
Saul is situated in the middle of Tchernichovsky Street, a small yet vibrant street connecting the main streets of Dizengoff and Allenby. It is a short walk from the beach, the shopping center, Habima Theatre, Carmel Market, Meir Garden, and Bialik Square.

Sustainability:
Saul is a fully sustainable hotel in every sense: environmental, social, cultural, and economic. It is the first and only boutique hotel in Tel Aviv to hold the international “Green Key” certification for environmental excellence.

Design and Facilities: The hotel features a café in the lobby, a breezy lounge, and a rooftop overlooking the city. Designed by the acclaimed architect Dan Troim, Saul boasts clean and understated lines in the spirit of the White City. Contemporary artworks by local artists decorate the walls, and poems by Shaul Tchernichovsky are woven throughout the hotel.

אירוע על גג הוטל סול מול קו הרקיע של תל אביב, צילום שחור-לבן | A rooftop event at The Saul against the Tel Aviv skyline, in black and white

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What guests say about The Saul

★★★★★  4.8 out of 5 on Google · 464 reviews (October 2026) · All reviews

★★★★★

“An excellent hotel, clean and tastefully designed. Spacious rooms with balconies. A varied, tasty breakfast. Very comfortable beds and pillows. Highly recommended.”

Nina · Google review, translated · September 2026

★★★★★

“The Saul is a real gem in the heart of Tel Aviv. The stability of the team stands out: the same housekeepers and the same familiar, smiling reception staff. A sweet place, maintained to a high standard, where everything is clearly done with heart.”

Alexandra · Google review, translated · May 2026

★★★★★

“A boutique hotel by the book! Everything was clean and tidy, with pampering public spaces. The hotel restaurant is excellent, and the location is perfect!”

Ori · Google review, translated · August 2026

Frequently asked questions about The Saul

At 17 Tchernichovsky Street, a small, quiet street linking Dizengoff and Allenby in the heart of Tel Aviv: Bialik Square and Meir Park are a few minutes away, the Carmel Market and Dizengoff Center a 5–7-minute walk, the beach about 10 minutes, Rothschild Boulevard and Habima about 15 minutes. Parking at the nearby Bezalel car park (paid). Hotel phone: +972-3-527-7700.

A small boutique hotel named after the poet Saul Tchernichovsky, whose poems are set into the terrazzo floors. The 1947 building was redesigned by architect Dan Troim: whitewashed brick, exposed concrete, walnut furniture and local art, in the neighbourhood atmosphere of a small street with character. On the fourth floor there is a lounge and terrace with drinks, and above them a rooftop with city views. It is also the only hotel in Tel Aviv with the international Green Key sustainability label, and it is dog friendly.

Breakfast is offered at the hotel for an extra charge: in the booking engine, after you choose dates, each room shows the options with or without breakfast, with the price beside them. In the fourth-floor lounge, hot drinks, wine and beer await guests through the day, and there is a café in the lobby.

On the fourth floor, a breezy lounge and a furnished sun terrace with hot drinks, wine and beer for guests through the day, and above them a rooftop overlooking the city’s roofs, which also hosts private events. In the lobby there is a café and co-working space, and the hotel has a meeting room and spaces for events, board meetings and workshops.

Yes, children of all ages are welcome (the minimum check-in age is 18). For a small family the Deluxe Balcony room (up to 3 guests and an infant) or the Roomy with a cot on request are the right fit. The hotel is also dog friendly: pets on prior request, at no extra charge.

Five types: the compact Mono (14 m², queen bed) for a solo traveller or a couple on a short stay; Cozy (17 m², king bed) with a small work area; Roomy (19 m²) with a work area and a large bed; Deluxe Balcony (22 m² plus a 3 m² balcony over the street, up to 3 guests and an infant); and Patio (about 17.5 m²) with a private green patio of 8 m². All rooms have a Nespresso machine, Apple TV with Netflix, Egyptian cotton bedding and blackout curtains.

Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 12:00. Reception is open 24/7, there is a lift and accessible facilities, and all rooms are non-smoking.

The hotel has no car park of its own; guests park at the nearby Bezalel car park for a fee. The hotel is within walking distance of most of the city centre, so it is easy to come without a car or by public transport.

Prices depend on the room type, the dates and the board (with or without breakfast). The exact price for your dates is shown in the booking engine, and booking through Unique Hotels gives you the official-site rate. All current offers in the collection.

Click “Book now”, choose your dates and room, and complete the booking in the Unique Hotels booking engine, directly with the hotel. For events, meetings and workshops, contact the hotel directly.

Useful information about The Saul

17 Tchernichovsky St,
Tel Aviv

  • Check-in: from 15:00
  • Check-out: by 12:00
    Family- and baby-friendly rooms (crib on request)
  • Pets allowed upon request, no additional charge
  • Parking at Betzalel car park, 100 m from the hotel
  • Lounge
  • Rooftop
  • Lobby Café
  • Elevator
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Private Events
  • Spaces for business events
  • Accessible Facilities
  • 24/7 Reception
  • Pet-Friendly
  • Luxurious Bedding: 100% Egyptian cotton percale 400 thread count.
  • Local brand toiletries “The Ma’apilim”
  • Nespresso Coffee Machine
  • Apple TV: Includes Netflix and Cellcom TV.
  • Strong Water Pressure In the shower
  • Complete Darkness Shading