Tel Aviv (TAN): An ode to all things handcrafted by local artists, The Vera Hotel in Israel’s Tel Aviv stands out for its unique décor and sleek interiors.
The 39-room boutique hotel, situated in the city’s historic Neve Tzedek neighbourhood, once functioned as a maternity hospital, reports said. Owner Danny Tamari bought the building that lay vacant for years, which was then transformed into a chic property by Tel Aviv-based architecture studio Yaron Tal.
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While engraved tin ceilings and brick walls adorn the lobby, locally sourced personalized pieces and furniture complete the stylish look – Tel Aviv-based designers Tomer Nachson and Ohad Benit designed the furniture and blown-glass light fixtures, respectively.
The rooms, categorised as Cosy Room, Classic Room, Superior Room, Superior Chill Room, Deluxe Room, and Garden Room, are designed minimally with wood and blackened steel for a calming effect. Some of the rooms open out to a green space for further relaxation.
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The property features a rooftop patio that offers views of the city, and is perfect for a range of activities from yoga to sunset cocktails, the hotel claimed.
Prices start at USD 130 per night for Cosy Room, USD 203 per person per night for Classic Room, USD 261 per person per night for Superior Chill Room, USD 275 per person per night for Deluxe Room, USD 285 per person per night for Garden Room.
