After eight years of construction, the luxury hotel groups Kempinski and the NHL hotel company, owned by Henry Take, today inaugurated the David Kempinski Hotel in Tel Aviv, the chain’s 80th hotel established 125 years ago. The hotel is located at 51 Hayarkon Street on the beach of Tel Aviv.
Room at the David Kempinski Hotel / Photo: Sivan Askio
The hotel rises to a height of 34 floors and offers 250 rooms, 43 executive suites and 14 special suites including a suite covering an area of 380 m2 on three levels including a private pool on the 33rd floor overlooking the sea, grand piano, drinks bar, sauna and room Private fitness. Guests in this suite will have a butler and a luxury car and a chauffeur attached as is customary in luxury hotels around the world. This suite does not have a fixed rate and is booked in coordination with the hotel manager.
The view from the David Kempinski Hotel / Photo: Tamar Mitzpi
The basic room is also considered quite spacious in relation to urban hotels as it covers an area of 37 square meters (the price per night starts from about NIS 2,000 per night). The next largest room covers an area of 58 square meters (from about NIS 2,500 per night). Starts at NIS 7,800 per night and continues at NIS 19,000 per night.
Hotel room / Photo: David Kempinski Hotel website
The hotel also offers two halls for conferences and events, a spa with 11 treatment rooms, a chef restaurant (the hotel chef is Mor Cohen) and a bar operated by the Imperial chain which will regularly host the McAllen whiskey brand as part of a special global project. The person appointed to the hotel management is Guy Kliman.
Hotel Bar / Photo: Sivan Askio
The hotel is modernly designed, and the hotel uses Molton Brown products as its toiletries (the brand’s store is also expected to open at the hotel).
This is a luxury hotel that provides a solution to the super deluxe segment that is missing in the hotel range in Tel Aviv. Now what is left after eight years of construction is to wait for tourists to return.