Hotel
The Norman: A high-end, quiet corner of Tel Aviv - review
The Norman offers a quieter way to experience Tel Aviv, combining historic architecture, Japanese dining, shaded courtyards, and a rooftop pool with views of the city and the Mediterranean.
Your Taxes: Is a hotel a real estate play in Israel?
NYX hotel and water park to replace Leonardo Inn Dead Sea
We were the only guests at this charming hotel, and it was heartbreaking
Hotel La Perla: A wonderful way to visit the Dolomites - review
From private mountain trails to a 35,000-bottle wine collection, La Perla offers a blend of Alpine adventure, family tradition and luxury.
Where Jerusalem goes to breathe: Inside the serene hidden oasis of Ein Kerem
What we found is a village that functions as an absolute anomaly within the Israeli landscape, an intact historical capsule closer to an ancient Italian or Greek mountainside than to the city above.
The railway hotels that once defined luxury travel
How railway companies transformed stations into destinations, built some of the world’s most iconic hotels, and turned the journey itself into a luxury experience.
Thailand’s best-kept secret: The magical island almost no one talks about
Thailand beyond the usual destinations: A journey through quieter islands, tropical landscapes, and Koh Larn, a small island that leaves a big impression.
The Kinneret’s beautiful surprise hotel
After years with virtually no new hotels opening around the Kinneret, the David's Harp Galilee Resort is finally fully operational, and it aims to be much more than just a luxury hotel.
Half an hour from Eilat, but light-years away: We found wonderful sanity in the desert
Kibbutz Lotan offers a different kind of vacation, featuring a relatively new Travel Hotel, an Eco-Fun complex, nature tours, and a single card that aggregates dozens of regional experiences.
The new trend in tourism: No more traveling – just sleeping better
Once, a vacation was measured by how many destinations we managed to see. Today, travelers aim to achieve a night of quality sleep. Meet Sleep Tourism – the travel trend putting rest at the center.
Jerusalem’s Inbal Hotel focuses on food, drink experiences to find niche following Oct. 7
In such a congested marketplace and a struggling tourism industry since the October 7 massacre and Iran wars reduced incoming flights, the Inbal shifted focus to standout food and drink experiences.
David’s Harp Hotel & Suites Netanya: The luxury of feeling understood
David’s Harp Netanya is a hotel that understands something many modern luxury properties have forgotten: it is about understanding your guests deeply and making them feel at ease.
Health Ministry announces restaurant sector reform, eases requirements
The reform dramatically reduces minimum space requirements, allowing existing restaurants to add more tables by repurposing operational space previously required under the regulations.