Superior Room
A contemporary room with a partial sea view.
Tel Aviv / TEL AVIV · LUXURY SELECTION
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv
The central promenade
This image shows the surrounding waterfront, not The David Kempinski hotel.
The experience
For a luxury stay with meetings by the sea. The hotel combines dedicated event spaces with OKOA Spa and restaurants.
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv stands on the city's beach promenade, facing the Mediterranean on the central stretch between the Marina and Jaffa. It is a large, contemporary hotel of 250 rooms and suites, and several of its venues look out to the sea: a beachfront restaurant, a lobby lounge with a beachside setting, an outdoor infinity pool and a terrace lounge for guests in selected room categories. The setting suits travellers who want the promenade at the door and a full-service hotel behind them.
The room categories listed on the official site measure 37 m² or 42 m², with Deluxe Rooms on floors 11 to 21, so the choice is largely about the view: partial sea, full seafront or city. The hotel's dining listings label Katzir, Sereia, the Horizon Lounge and the Pool Bar as kosher. For business, the Grand Ballroom covers 776 m², and OKOA Spa combines treatments with saunas, the outdoor pool and a fitness centre open around the clock.
A good fit for
- Event hosts: the Grand Ballroom takes up to 300 guests banquet- or theatre-style, with two smaller rooms for up to 56 and 70 theatre-style.
- Travellers who want the beach promenade at the door rather than a drive away.
- Guests who need kosher dining in the hotel, with meat and dairy menus at Katzir.
- Guests who value a sea view and a private lounge, through the Horizon Lounge room categories.
Rooms & suites
37 m²
Deluxe Room
A room on floors 11 to 21, filled with natural light, with a partial sea view.
Grand City Room
A corner room with city views, floor-to-ceiling windows and an oversized bathroom.
Deluxe Seafront Room
A sea-view room with floor-to-ceiling sliding windows facing the Mediterranean.
Deluxe Seafront Horizon Lounge Room
A sea-view room that includes access to the Horizon Lounge and its terrace.
Room sizes, views and included benefits vary by room category. Review the details of your selected room before booking.
At the hotel
- Meeting & event spaces
- OKOA Spa
- Restaurants & bars
- Katzir beachfront restaurant (kosher)
- Sereia lobby lounge (kosher dairy)
- Horizon Lounge for selected room categories
- The Pool Bar
- Cohiba Atmosphere cigar lounge
- OKOA Spa with saunas
- Outdoor infinity pool
- 24-hour fitness centre
- Grand Ballroom (776 m²) and meeting rooms
Check opening dates, access rules and any additional charges with the hotel.
In the neighbourhood
The central promenade
The central promenade. Plan transport around the addresses of your meetings; journey times vary with traffic.
Open in Google MapsNearby
- Tel Aviv beach promenadeThe hotel is located on the promenade in central Tel Aviv, facing the beach.
- The beachKatzir is described as a beachfront restaurant, and Sereia as having a beachside setting.
- JaffaThe hotel describes its position as between the Marina and Jaffa, making historic Jaffa a natural coastal outing.
- Tel Aviv MarinaThe Marina is the other reference point the hotel gives for its stretch of the promenade.
Worth knowing
- The Horizon Lounge and terrace are only for guests in selected Horizon Lounge room categories; book one of those if lounge access matters.
- Several categories share the same 37 m² size but differ in view (partial sea, seafront or city), so check the view named in your booking.
- Spa opening hours, check-in times and parking details are not published on the official hotel pages we reviewed; confirm them with the hotel.
Frequently asked questions
Is the food at The David Kempinski kosher?
The hotel's dining listings label Katzir (meat and dairy, à la carte Mediterranean), Sereia (dairy, in the lobby lounge), the Horizon Lounge and the Pool Bar as kosher. Kosher status is not stated for the Cohiba Atmosphere cigar lounge, which serves light bites. The main venues list a smart casual dress code.
What is the Horizon Lounge?
It is a lounge and terrace with views of the Mediterranean coast, reserved for guests staying in selected Horizon Lounge room categories, such as the Deluxe Horizon Lounge Room and the Deluxe Seafront Horizon Lounge Room. Its menu is listed as kosher dairy with a Mediterranean focus. Guests in other categories should not expect access.
Does the hotel have a pool and a gym?
Yes. The official spa page describes an outdoor infinity pool with Mediterranean views and a fitness centre open around the clock, alongside OKOA Spa's treatments and saunas. The Pool Bar serves a kosher meat menu by the water. Opening hours for the spa itself are not published there, so confirm them with the hotel.
Can the hotel host a conference or a large event?
The hotel lists the Grand Ballroom at 776 m², for up to 300 guests banquet- or theatre-style, plus The Jaffa Grand Foyer at 400 m², the Florentine and The White City rooms, and boardrooms. A dedicated events team coordinates arrangements.
Before you book
Choose your dates on the booking website. Check the total price, taxes, cancellation terms and what is included before you book.
Travelling with specific needs? Confirm accessible rooms, connecting rooms, dietary requirements and service languages directly with the hotel.
Photographs are dated in their credits and may predate renovations. Rooms and facilities may have changed since the photographs were taken.
Information checked: · Official hotel information
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/overview
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/rooms-suites
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/restaurants-bars
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/luxury-spa
- kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/meetings-events
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