Isrotel Tower, Tel Aviv
The Isrotel Tower, a prominent hotel in Tel Aviv, stands as an architectural symbol along the Mediterranean coastline. This 108-meter-high tower, encompassing 29 floors, is a significant project by A Gvirtzman Architects, completed initially in 1966 with its main core finished in the 1980s. Its unique design features a 29-meter diameter structure built on the historic site of the Gan Rina Theatre.
Operated by the Israeli Isrotel hotel group, the Isrotel Tower is not just a hotel but also a residential hub, housing 90 suites for guests and 62 apartments on its top floors. The construction of the tower on a narrow pedestal adds to its distinctive appearance and engineering ingenuity.
Strategically positioned on Hayarkon Street, the Isrotel Tower is at the heart of Tel Aviv's bustling life. Hayarkon Street is renowned for its dynamic nightlife, brimming with diverse bars and cafes, making the hotel a coveted location for tourists and locals alike. Additionally, the hotel offers direct access to the beach, allowing guests to seamlessly enjoy the sandy shores and the Mediterranean Sea.
One of the most striking features of the Isrotel Tower is its rooftop swimming pool and terrace. These amenities provide an unparalleled view of both the shoreline and the cityscape, offering a unique vantage point to take in the beauty of Tel Aviv. This combination of luxurious accommodation, exceptional location, and stunning views makes the Isrotel Tower a standout landmark in Tel Aviv's urban landscape.
Operated by the Israeli Isrotel hotel group, the Isrotel Tower is not just a hotel but also a residential hub, housing 90 suites for guests and 62 apartments on its top floors. The construction of the tower on a narrow pedestal adds to its distinctive appearance and engineering ingenuity.
Strategically positioned on Hayarkon Street, the Isrotel Tower is at the heart of Tel Aviv's bustling life. Hayarkon Street is renowned for its dynamic nightlife, brimming with diverse bars and cafes, making the hotel a coveted location for tourists and locals alike. Additionally, the hotel offers direct access to the beach, allowing guests to seamlessly enjoy the sandy shores and the Mediterranean Sea.
One of the most striking features of the Isrotel Tower is its rooftop swimming pool and terrace. These amenities provide an unparalleled view of both the shoreline and the cityscape, offering a unique vantage point to take in the beauty of Tel Aviv. This combination of luxurious accommodation, exceptional location, and stunning views makes the Isrotel Tower a standout landmark in Tel Aviv's urban landscape.
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Isrotel Tower on Map
Sight Name: Isrotel Tower
Sight Location: Tel Aviv, Israel (See walking tours in Tel Aviv)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Sight Location: Tel Aviv, Israel (See walking tours in Tel Aviv)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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