INK Hotel Tel Aviv

The hotel has a paid robotic parking garage - at a cost of 90 ILS and by advance booking. The garage only fits vehicles under 2 tons (you can check this on the vehicle registration or look up the vehicle's number online) and up to 1.85m in height, without a tow hitch and without a roof rack. The number of spaces is limited to 15 regular spaces up to a height of 1.65m and 5 spaces up to a height of 1.85m.

The hotel is located at 14 Brenner Street, Tel Aviv. The street runs parallel to Sheinkin, with Allenby Street just 3 minutes away at one end, facing the Carmel Market and Nachalat Binyamin. At the other end of Sheinkin Street lies Rothschild Boulevard, from which it's a 5-minute walk to the Habima Theatre and the Performing Arts Center (a total of 12 minutes' walk to Habima).

The hotel is not kosher. It does not serve breakfast, but meals can be arranged at cafés, one of which is kosher but closed on Shabbat and Jewish holidays. The hotel has a restaurant called San Yang, which is not kosher.

Yes, there is a variety available. You need to coordinate with the hostess and also note any allergy restrictions and/or preferences. You should also update the waiter when ordering.

Hotel guests get a 15% discount on Sunday through Wednesday, inclusive. The condition is to arrive between 18:30 and 19:30 and finish dining by 21:30 at the latest. Please arrange in advance by phone or WhatsApp.

The hotel is an 8-15 minute walk from the beach. Special beach towels are available.

The restaurant offers Asian cuisine fused with Mediterranean flavors, with staff members from many countries, bringing authenticity from Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia and of course Israel. The food is varied, featuring fish and sushi, meat and chicken dishes, desserts, and of course a modern bar with a special, upbeat atmosphere.

Yes. The hotel opened in early 2023 with the most advanced protection approvals. The hotel has a bunker on floor -2 and even a reinforced protected room (Mamak) on the sixth floor. According to the Home Front Command, the stairwells are considered a protected area for those who don't manage to reach the shelter in time.

As a small boutique hotel with a limited capacity for the pool and public areas, we prohibit bringing in outside guests and enforce this strictly. A reasonable number of visitors may meet you in the hotel lobby, while maintaining the hospitality atmosphere and being considerate of other guests. Smoking is prohibited in indoor spaces, including the lobby and hotel rooms.

Absolutely. The hotel has 2 accessible rooms of the Superior type, so please choose only Superior rooms and note in the comments that you need an accessible room, and of course check availability by phone. There is access to all public areas except into the splash pool facility, since the pool is only up to 40 cm deep and has no wheelchair lift. Yes, there is access to the rooftop pool in addition to the 2 accessible hotel rooms - there is an accessible shower and restroom on the rooftop floor as well as accessible restrooms (without a shower) on the restaurant floor at level minus 1.

According to Israeli law, smoking is prohibited in indoor spaces, including the lobby and hotel rooms, except in designated areas on the hotel roof, in the open garden, and at the entrance located away from the hotel. Violating the law may result in a monetary fine. Some rooms have a balcony, such as the Deluxe Room and the ROOFTOP Suite, and only in these rooms is smoking permitted — of course, make sure the balcony door is closed so the smoke smell doesn't enter inside. Throughout the hotel there are advanced smoke detectors and enforcement systems.

Checkout from rooms on Saturdays and weekdays is at 12:00 noon. Depending on the room type booked, please check with the hotel reception about a 13:00 checkout. The surcharge for late checkout is only 250 NIS. The number of rooms available is limited. At the same time, it's important to remember that the hotel does not have a Shabbat elevator, and there is only one room with a Shabbat-compatible key (Urban type room). Please note in the comments a request for a room with a Shabbat key, and we will be happy to accommodate it subject to availability. If none is available, the only option will be via a card key.