Central
This property is 4 minutes walk from the beach. Located less than a 3-minute walk from Bugrashov beach in Tel Aviv, Central Hotel has a spacious furnished courtyard. Rooms come with a 32-inch LCD TV, and some also have courtyard views. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Each air-conditioned room comes with a private bathroom, and is decorated with modern, design furniture. They feature tea/coffee making facilities, a safety box and tiled floors. Near the property you can easily find restaurants and cafés for lunch and dinner. You can ask reception for bike rentals, and visit the popular Dizengoff shopping centre 900 m away. Featuring several museums, Bialik Square, is only a 7-minute walk from the property. Central Hotel serves breakfast at restaurant nearby.
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What to see in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv-Yafo (in Hebrew: תֵּל־יב -יָפוֹ, in Arabic تَلّ أَبِيب-يَافَا tall ʾabīb-yāfā), usually called Tel Aviv, is the second largest city in Israel (after the capital of Jerusalem) with an estimated population of 411 800 inhabitants. It has an area of 51.4 km² and is located on the Mediterranean coast of Israel. This is the largest and most populated city in the Mustropolitan area of Gush Dan, where 3 850,000 people reside. The current mayor of the city is Ron Huldai.
Tel Aviv, established in July 1906, was officially founded on the second day of Pesaj of 1909, on the outskirts of the former Port City of Jaffa (in Hebrew: יפו, Yafo). Tel Aviv's growth caused Jaffa to soon exceed population; Finally, both cities merged into a single municipality in 1950, two years after the creation of the State of Israel.
Since 2003, his "White City" of Bauhaus architecture was declared a World Heritage by UNESCO, since he understands the greatest concentration of buildings in the modern movement in the world.
