Brown Hotels Opens Its Largest Property Yet, The Lighthouse in Tel Aviv
This new hotel offers guests an abundance of modern amenities, panoramic city and sea views, a panoramic rooftop lounge, and more.
Located inside an iconic Brutalist water tower in the heart of Tel Aviv, The Lighthouse is the Brown Hotels’ latest addition to its collection, which already includes four hotels in Tel Aviv, two in Jerusalem, and one in Trogir, Croatia. The new hotel offers guests an abundance of modern amenities, panoramic city and sea views, a panoramic rooftop lounge, and more.
Designed by Argentinian-Israeli architect Nestor Sandbank with direction from Brown Hotels co-founder Leon Avigad, the Lighthouse features a contemporary interior that plays up rich tones of navy and emerald, metallic accents, and varying textures. Golden gates section off parts of the public lounge spaces without closing any one space off. The lobby?s library offers a place for a chat and a cocktail.
The hotel currently offers 100 guest rooms, though a phase two will open up two floors for an additional 60 rooms. For an especially memorable visit, you can book one of the 12 exclusive terrace rooms which offer private balconies, outdoor jacuzzis, and stunning views. Even if you?re not set to splurge, all rooms provide obstruction-free views of the Mediterranean Sea coastline or panoramic views of Tel Aviv.
The guest rooms are between 22 to 28-square-meters, making them more spacious than an average hotel room in the city. The focus of all the rooms are the...
Located inside an iconic Brutalist water tower in the heart of Tel Aviv, The Lighthouse is the Brown Hotels’ latest addition to its collection, which already includes four hotels in Tel Aviv, two in Jerusalem, and one in Trogir, Croatia. The new hotel offers guests an abundance of modern amenities, panoramic city and sea views, a panoramic rooftop lounge, and more.
Designed by Argentinian-Israeli architect Nestor Sandbank with direction from Brown Hotels co-founder Leon Avigad, the Lighthouse features a contemporary interior that plays up rich tones of navy and emerald, metallic accents, and varying textures. Golden gates section off parts of the public lounge spaces without closing any one space off. The lobby?s library offers a place for a chat and a cocktail.
The hotel currently offers 100 guest rooms, though a phase two will open up two floors for an additional 60 rooms. For an especially memorable visit, you can book one of the 12 exclusive terrace rooms which offer private balconies, outdoor jacuzzis, and stunning views. Even if you?re not set to splurge, all rooms provide obstruction-free views of the Mediterranean Sea coastline or panoramic views of Tel Aviv.
The guest rooms are between 22 to 28-square-meters, making them more spacious than an average hotel room in the city. The focus of all the rooms are the...
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