Funky Retro Chic: Brown Hotel, Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel

A Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel within the city’s vibrant heart, the Brown Hotel serves as an exquisite gateway to the treasure trove of attractions that Tel Aviv offers. From the sun-kissed beaches to the bustling Carmel Market, guests have the city’s best at their fingertips.

Explore the historic Jaffa Old Town, a testament to the city’s ancient roots, or immerse yourself in the contemporary art scene at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. For those seeking a blend of leisure and adventure, the hotel’s proximity to Tel Aviv’s iconic promenade offers endless opportunities for exploration and relaxation, ideal for solo travelers seeking a mix of leisure and adventure.

  • Beaches: Just a short stroll away, Tel Aviv’s beaches are perfect for sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike.
  • Carmel Market: Dive into the sensory overload of this vibrant market, where local flavors and crafts await.
  • Jaffa Old Town: Step back in time with a visit to this historic area, offering a mix of archaeological sites and modern galleries.
  • Tel Aviv Museum of Art: A must-visit for art lovers, showcasing a diverse collection of Israeli and international artists.

For guests at this Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel, these attractions offer a glimpse into the city’s diverse cultural landscape and ensure that their stay is filled with memorable experiences. Whether you’re on an Israel budget travel excursion or looking to indulge, the Brown Hotel’s prime location ensures you’re never far from the best that Tel Aviv has to offer.

My Personal Experience in a known Tel Aviv boutique hotel

Vogue, Conde Nast Traveller, Time Magazine, and National Geographic recommend Brown Hotel Tel Aviv as one of this trendy Israeli city’s most glamorous Tel Aviv boutique hotels. I was certainly pleased when I was invited to visit while in town. 


Effortlessly chic and sophisticated, Brown Tel Aviv stood out from the crowd of boutique hotels in Tel Aviv with its unique soul and sense of style. As my stilettos clip-clopped through the lobby, the smooth rhythms of James Brown’s “Get up offa that thing” played throughout this quirky entryway. Uniquely decorated with retro furnishings and floor-to-ceiling Playboy magazine artwork, the boutique Tel Aviv hotel introduced itself with a funky first impression.



From the point of arrival to my checkout, the attention to detail at Brown was second to none, and the staff was incredibly attentive. Customers can enjoy complimentary Prosecco on tap at the stunning Brown rooftop, complimentary coffee and a wide array of refreshments at the ground floor bar, and a refreshing “welcome to Israel” bottle of quality red in the rooms and suites of this luxury Tel Aviv hotel.  

What to Know

  • With its peaceful tree-lined street setting in the quirky Neve Tzedek district of Tel Aviv, Brown Hotel is ideally located for whatever you wish to see in the city. The luxury Tel Aviv hotel is just a short walk from Carmel market and trendy Rothschild Boulevard and ten minutes from the white sandy beaches of Tel Aviv’s coastline.
  • Popular among the local movers and shakers, Rothschild Boulevard is filled with chic cocktail bars, and sophisticated restaurants offering a range of cuisines from across the globe.
  • The boutique Tel Aviv hotel is just a 15-minute drive away from Tel Aviv’s Sde Dov Airport, and 30 minutes from Ben Gurion International Airport.

The Rooms

  • Starting at 110 feet, the rooms are not the largest in the city, but they are undoubtedly handsome with chic, upscale furnishings, plush bedding, and sleek modern bathrooms.
  • All bathrooms come stocked with luxury Molton Brown toiletries, whirlpool tubs, or rainforest shower heads.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and the signal is strong.
  • Complimentary wine and water upon arrival is a nice added touch.

Dining Options

Brown TLV Review - A Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel
Brown TLV Review – A Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel

Since Brown Tel Aviv does not have a restaurant on-site, they have more than compensated for this by teaming up with four trendy local eateries who offer a superb breakfast to Brown guests upon presenting the vouchers handed over during check-in.

Situated in the trendy Neve-Tzedek region of Tel Aviv – a neighborhood filled with historic Ottoman architectural buildings that have been transformed into boutique clothing stores, art galleries, and coffee bars, Brown TLV is within walking distance of the romantic ‘Lulu cafe’, or the homely Meshek Barzilay, an organic farm style eatery.

Also nearby are the Birenbaum Cafe, in the artsy neighborhood of Nahalat Binyamin, and The Espresso Bar on trendy Rothschild Boulevard. An added extra is that many of these establishments serve breakfast until midday, perfect if you’re not quite the early bird or recovering from a night out on the vino.

Brown Tel Aviv’s ground floor Garden Bar serves light snacks and hot and cold beverages throughout the day in a pleasant setting.

The Spa

No trip to Brown Tel Aviv boutique hotel would be complete without indulging in one of the hotel’s signature spa treatments. Peruse the spa menu and treat yourself to a hot stone massage or a Swedish massage, or go all out with a relaxation package.

Serenity now. #SpaTime at #BrownTLV #BHhotels

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Additional Information

Address: Brown Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel, 25 Kalisher Street
Prices: Rooms available from £150 per night
Reservations: Click Here

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As we wrap up our journey through the Funky Retro Chic world of the Brown Hotel in Tel Aviv, it’s clear this boutique hotel offers more than just a place to stay; it’s a portal into the heart and soul of Tel Aviv.

So what are you waiting for? Don’t forget to check your passport requirements to ensure a smooth trip. What aspect of Tel Aviv are you most excited to explore? Join the conversation and share your travel aspirations or memories with us.

Disclaimer: This article was sponsored by Brown Tel Aviv Boutique Hotel, which kindly hosted me during my visit to Tel Aviv. That considered, I truly loved the experience and would never recommend something that I didn’t believe in. I think that the pictures speak for themselves.  



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Alice Cooper is a British Travel Writer and Blogger based in Athens, Greece. She writes for numerous high profile travel publications across the globe - including Forbes Travel Guide, Matador Network, The Times of Israel and The Huffington Post.

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