Tel Aviv is a destination that suits a holiday at your own pace.

You can come for one night, a weekend or a few days, and combine exploring the city with food, the sea, culture, nightlife and time to relax.

When choosing a hotel for a holiday in Tel Aviv, it’s worth thinking not only about where you’ll sleep, but about the experience you want to create throughout your stay.

How do you start planning a holiday in Tel Aviv?

The first step is to decide what kind of holiday you’re looking for.

Do you want a couples’ weekend?

A short midweek break?

Time in the city with restaurants, cafés and nightlife?

Or simply a few days to step out of your routine?

The answer will shape your choice of hotel, room and the activities you’ll want to include.

Choosing a hotel that suits your pace

Not every holiday looks the same.

Some guests spend most of the day away from the hotel and only return in the evening.

Others also want to enjoy the hotel itself and set aside time to rest.

So before you book, it’s worth thinking about how much time you’re likely to spend at the hotel and what really matters to you.

Things worth checking include:

  • Room type
  • Room size
  • Number of guests
  • Services and facilities available
  • Hotel location
  • How to get there
  • Booking and cancellation terms

Why choose a holiday in Tel Aviv?

One of Tel Aviv’s advantages is its variety.

You can combine several different kinds of experience in a single day.

A relaxed morning with coffee and breakfast.

A stroll around the city.

A few hours by the sea.

A good meal.

And in the evening, a night out or some quiet time at the hotel.

You can also do less.

There’s no need to see the whole city to enjoy your holiday.

A day in the city

A good way to enjoy Tel Aviv is to choose a few things each day that you really want to do.

You can start around the hotel, carry on with a stroll through the city and fit in a stop for food or coffee.

If the weather is right, you can add some time by the sea, too.

Later in the day, you can return to the hotel to rest and head out again in the evening.

The advantage is that you don’t have to travel from place to place all day.

Food is part of the holiday

Tel Aviv lets you make food a meaningful part of the experience.

You can choose a restaurant for dinner, stop at a café during the day or discover somewhere new as you explore.

If there’s a particular place you’d like to visit, we recommend checking its opening hours in advance and whether you need to book.

A couples’ break at Mulan

A couples’ break doesn’t have to be complicated.

You can combine an overnight stay, a good meal, a stroll around the city, time by the sea and a few hours with no plans.

On a short break, it’s especially worth leaving some free time rather than turning the whole day into a schedule.

The aim is to enjoy your time together.

A short midweek break

You don’t have to wait for the weekend to enjoy Tel Aviv.

A midweek break can be a simple way to step out of your routine for a few days.

You can arrive, settle into the hotel, explore the city and enjoy a good meal before heading back to everyday life.

Sometimes even one night is enough for a change of scene.

How do you choose a room?

Before booking, it’s worth reading the room details rather than relying on photos alone.

Check:

  • How many guests the room is suitable for
  • Room size
  • Bed type
  • Facilities available
  • Special features of the room
  • Booking and cancellation terms

That way, you can choose the room that suits you and your expectations for the holiday.

You don’t have to plan everything

One of the most common mistakes on a city break is trying to do too much.

Rather than planning every hour, choose a few things that matter to you and leave room for spontaneity.

Perhaps you’ll find a café you want to linger in.

Perhaps you’ll decide to spend more time by the sea.

And perhaps you’ll prefer to head back to the hotel and rest.

It’s your holiday.

Mulan Tel Aviv

Mulan is one of the Liam Hotels group‘s hotels in Tel Aviv.

For anyone planning a holiday in the city, the hotel can serve as a base from which to head out and get to know Tel Aviv, and to return to at the end of the day.

Before booking, we recommend getting to know the hotel’s accommodation options, room types and available services, and choosing the option that suits you.

Building your own holiday

There’s no single right way to experience Tel Aviv.

You can choose a holiday packed with activities or a relaxed weekend with few plans.

You can combine the sea, food, strolls and nightlife — or simply take a few days for yourselves.

What matters is choosing a hotel that suits the kind of holiday you want.

Planning a break in Tel Aviv? Discover Mulan and check the accommodation and booking options.