Hotel The White House - Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is considered a very popular tourist attraction in the country and all over the world, and for good reason. As the culture capital of Israel, the city offers a wide variety of attractions. Among all the different attractions, one of the most famous and popular is Tzina Dizengoff Square (named after the wife of the first mayor of Tel Aviv, Meir Dizengoff), adjacent to which The White House Hotel- Boutique Hotel is located.

Whether you come for a family vacation, a romantic vacation or a vacation with friends in the big city- the right room will wait for you in The White House Hotel. The hotel has 7 quiet, rear facing “classic” double rooms, 13 “superior” rooms with a large and pampering Bauhaus balcony which can accommodate up to 3 guests, and a “deluxe suite” room, with a huge round balcony which presents a view of the street and the square, and accommodate families with up to 4 persons.

The service is courteous and exceptionally efficient, the rooms varied and of fine quality, the spa luxurious and pampering and the environment is the heart of one of the most vibrant cities in the world. Those who are looking for a pleasant, unique and high-quality accommodation experience in a boutique hotel in the big city- will find what they are looking for here. Let’s Talk About Inspiration…

The modern architecture which had developed in Tel Aviv created a unique urban center unlike any other place in Israel or in the world. These building principles have greatly influenced the character of the urban landscape and determined, in fact, the characteristics of the white city as it is today. The White House Hotel- Boutique Hotel had been meticulously designed and inspired by “the white city”. Throughout their stay, the guests will be able to feel the exclusive atmosphere which characterizes boutique hotels- starting from the mythological Bauhaus style of the city which is very evident in the building the hotel had been built in, on to the designed entrance, the spacious balconies overlooking the square and fountain, all the way to the clean and geometric design of the various spaces within the hotel.