Vera Hotel in Tel Aviv Has an All Day, Free-Flowing Wine Dispenser
This industrial hotel offers exquisite wines from Israel's vineyards for free?enjoy in your bedroom, the courtyard, or on the bi-level roof.
Vera Hotel on Lilienblum Street in Tel Aviv assumes the perfect position within three of the city?s distinct neighborhoods, so much so that it could be the heart of Tel Aviv itself. The city?s grandest thoroughfare, Rothschild Boulevard, home to the city’s burgeoning start-ups, shiny high-rises, and upmarket restaurants, is one street away. Just a touch south of Vera Hotel is the ?hipster? neighborhood of Florentin, where you will find small cafes overflowing with Mediterranean greenery and people with dreadlocks and flowing dresses reading old literary classics from Tolstoy to Nabokov. Or walk west and you will get to Neve Tzedek, where avant-garde fashion levels, al fresco cafes, jazz bars, and farmers? markets compete for your time and attention. If you keep heading westward, you?ll even touch the soft sands of the famous Tel Aviv beach. For a local flavor and to sample Tel Aviv’s famous foods, there’s also Carmel Market nearby. Eye-catching brass and copper furniture are placed against blackened steel chairs and stripped-back walls. \ Photo: Or Kaplan
Industrial chic meets green plants \ Photo: Or Kaplan
Vera Hotel occupies the perfect location for any kind of traveler looking to dip their feet in Tel Aviv’s many unique districts, but the hotel woos with its interiors as well. The Hotel is the first...
Vera Hotel on Lilienblum Street in Tel Aviv assumes the perfect position within three of the city?s distinct neighborhoods, so much so that it could be the heart of Tel Aviv itself. The city?s grandest thoroughfare, Rothschild Boulevard, home to the city’s burgeoning start-ups, shiny high-rises, and upmarket restaurants, is one street away. Just a touch south of Vera Hotel is the ?hipster? neighborhood of Florentin, where you will find small cafes overflowing with Mediterranean greenery and people with dreadlocks and flowing dresses reading old literary classics from Tolstoy to Nabokov. Or walk west and you will get to Neve Tzedek, where avant-garde fashion levels, al fresco cafes, jazz bars, and farmers? markets compete for your time and attention. If you keep heading westward, you?ll even touch the soft sands of the famous Tel Aviv beach. For a local flavor and to sample Tel Aviv’s famous foods, there’s also Carmel Market nearby. Eye-catching brass and copper furniture are placed against blackened steel chairs and stripped-back walls. \ Photo: Or Kaplan
Industrial chic meets green plants \ Photo: Or Kaplan
Vera Hotel occupies the perfect location for any kind of traveler looking to dip their feet in Tel Aviv’s many unique districts, but the hotel woos with its interiors as well. The Hotel is the first...
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