Located at the intersection of Ben Yehuda and Gordon streets just a few minutes walk from the beach, Deborah Brown is housed in the same building as the original Deborah Hotel, Tel Aviv’s first luxury kosher hotel which opened in 1964. Led by the architect Professor Yossi Friedman, the hotel’s design presents an amalgamation of concepts inspired by New York’s sophisticated hotel scene and classic European accents.

Each of the 89 rooms are furnished with sumptuous velvet headboards with embedded elliptical mirrors, stone velvet sofas, dark wood floors, and monochromic appurtenances. The hotel lobby features an impressive gold chandelier over a large, teal green velvet seat, stone-colored sofas and armchairs, and the classic Brown Hotels library.

With the exception of the Urban Room, all rooms and suites feature king-sized beds with Egyptian cotton bed linen, a minibar, an HD TV with satellite channels, a wardrobe, a safe, and a work desk. All bathrooms have a rainfall shower, Molton Brown toiletries, and luxurious towels and bathrobes.

The entrance of the hotel will soon feature the second outpost of acclaimed Israeli chef Eyal Shani's kosher restaurant, Malka.

The spacious rooftop offers a sunbathing lounge and three jacuzzi baths, with sweeping views of the city and sea. By the end of 2021, a large spa and fitness center will be opened at the hotel, an intimate performance hall in collaboration with Tel Aviv production and events company "Barby", a conference hall, and a synagogue.

Deborah Brown provides 24/7 reception and concierge services free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and bicycles for guest use. Parking is available nearby for 80 NIS per day, and laundry and ironing services are available at an additional cost. Animals up to 9kg are welcome at no extra cost with advance notice.