Choosing the perfect place to stay in Israel has become quite a challenge with the surge in tourism. Despite the many options available nowadays, only a few hotels offer a sumptuous experience. Below is a list of the five best hotels in Israel, curated from our extensive and real-time experiences. Also, if you are considering any of these establishments, we can secure them for you at a guaranteed best possible rate.

King David Hotel, Jerusalem

The King David Hotel is a unique landmark, often labeled as the best hotel in Israel. Established in the 1930s, this luxury hotel is filled with colonial elegance in every corner. It is also known for hosting many dignitaries, world leaders, and celebrities. The King David Hotel provides great vistas of Jerusalem’s old city walls and is just a minute away from Mamilla pedestrian mall and the Old City.

Mamilla Hotel, Jerusalem

Located at the northern end of King David Street, the Mamilla Hotel is ideally located a block from the Old City and adjacent to the Mamilla pedestrian mall. Besides its sophisticated boutique-style design and luxurious rooms, the hotel offers a spa and a well-equipped gym. Its dining options include the prime rooftop dinner lounge with breathtaking vistas of Jerusalem’s skyline.

The Norman, Tel-Aviv

Being in the heart of Tel-Aviv and just a block away from Rothschild Boulevard, The Norman is the trendiest place to stay in Tel-Aviv and perhaps in all of Israel. The restored Bauhaus style is matched with vintage and sophisticated interior design. Its rooftop infinity pool is a great place to unwind with a drink and appreciate Tel Aviv’s urban skyline. Its restaurant, serving upscale fusion cuisine, is also a real treat.

David Kempinski Hotel, Tel-Aviv

Inaugurated in 2021 and towering above Tel-Aviv’s beachfront, the Kempinski Tel-Aviv hotel is a new benchmark for luxury hospitality in Israel. Its sleek and modern interior complements its sumptuous rooms and suites, all with incredible city vistas. It has a luxurious spa, sauna, pool, and fitness center. The David Kempinski is a 1-minute walk from the beach and a 10-minute walk from the bustling Carmel Market and Neve Tsedek.

Scots hotel, Tiberias

Situated within a 19th-century historical building, the Scots Hotel was initially built as a regional hospital. Transformed in 1999 into a luxury hotel, it emerged as a beacon of luxury hospitality in northern Israel. The hotel has set a new standard for upscale accommodations, boasting 69 rooms and suites and an exceptional non-kosher restaurant. With its sweeping views of the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights, the Scots Hotel is the premier choice when touring northern Israel.

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