the norman tel aviv

Experience World-Class Service at The Norman Tel Aviv

Opened in 2014, The Norman was the first super-luxury boutique hotel in Tel Aviv. With its beautifully renovated 1920’s buildings and the charm of a by-gone era, this new hotel certainly did not disappoint. The first boutique hotel in the city to offer a swimming pool (this time, a rooftop pool), The Norman hosts two restaurants, one of which, Dinings Restaurant, is the Israeli sister of one of the most established eateries in London. Beautifully appointed and timelessly elegant, The Norman is a hotel that offers it all.

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What's Nearby The Norman Tel Aviv

nachmani st. 23-25, tel aviv, israel

Amenities and Services

Fun facts about The Norman Tel Aviv

Kind: Hotel
Rooms Number: 50
Year Built: 1925
Year Renovated: 2014

Hotel Facilities

Air conditioning
Newspapers
Terrace
Accessibility features
Elevator/lift
Parking
Beach/pool towels
Outdoor pool
Rooftop pool
Swimming pool
Conference Hall
Business center
Meeting and presentation facilities
Gym
Babysitting and childcare
Additional measures against COVID-19
Bike rental
Massage

Room Facilities

Bathrobe
Bathtub
Hairdryer
Minibar
Room service
Safe (in room)
Shower
Slippers
Soundproof rooms
TV
Toiletries
Wardrobe/Closet
Cable TV
Concierge services

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Hotel Policies

Check in 15:00
Check out 12:00

Israeli tax laws require Israeli citizens to pay VAT (currently 17%). Tourists are exempt from this tax and will be required to show their passports at check-in. This tax is not automatically calculated and must be paid to the property directly.