Superior Room
An open-plan room without a balcony that keeps features of the historic buildings.
Tel Aviv / TEL AVIV · LUXURY SELECTION
The Setai Tel Aviv
Jaffa · Clock Square
The experience
For combining business with a retreat in historic Jaffa. The former Kishle building houses a spa, meeting spaces and a sea-facing infinity pool.
The Setai Tel Aviv stands on Jaffa's Clock Square in a building the hotel dates to the Ottoman period in the 19th century, later used by the Jaffa Police until 2005. Its design blends classic Mediterranean style with elements of antiquity and modernity, and the hotel looks out over the promenade towards the Mediterranean. Jaffa Port and the Ilana Goor Museum are within walking distance, the flea market is a short stroll away, and Jaffa's cobbled alleys are close by.
Wellness is a large part of the stay. The spa has 11 treatment rooms, a dry sauna and a Turkish bath, with treatment rooms built in what was Jaffa's historic market, and the gym beside it is open around the clock. A sea-facing infinity pool with a wooden deck opens during the swimming season. Dining ranges from Japón and the Sushi Bar to the Kishle Restaurant and Kishle Bar, while the Hadarim Hall and three meeting rooms serve business guests.
A good fit for
- Travellers who want a historic Jaffa base with the port and flea market within walking distance.
- Adults planning a spa-focused stay; entry to the spa complex is from age 16.
- Business groups of up to 120, using the Hadarim Hall and three smaller meeting rooms.
- Guests in suites or Premium Plus rooms who want use of the Mediterranean Lounge.
Rooms & suites
Premium Plus Room
A spacious open-plan room with a balcony and sea views.
Executive Patio with Balcony
A large room overlooking the hotel's historic patio.
Executive Suite
A suite with a bedroom and separate living room overlooking the Mediterranean, without a balcony; suites sleep a maximum of three adults.
Presidential Suite
The top suite category, with a balcony offering a panoramic sea view and the option to separate the living room from the bedroom.
Room sizes, views and included benefits vary by room category. Review the details of your selected room before booking.
At the hotel
- Sea-facing infinity pool
- Spa & Turkish bath
- Meeting spaces
- Spa with 11 treatment rooms
- Dry sauna and Turkish bath
- 24-hour gym
- Sea-facing infinity pool (seasonal)
- Japón and the Sushi Bar
- Kishle Restaurant and Kishle Bar
- Mediterranean Lounge for suites and Premium Plus rooms
- Hadarim Hall and three meeting rooms
- Underground guest parking (charge applies)
- 24-hour reception and concierge
Check opening dates, access rules and any additional charges with the hotel.
In the neighbourhood
Jaffa · Clock Square
Jaffa · Clock Square. Plan transport around the addresses of your meetings; journey times vary with traffic.
22 David Raziel Street, Tel Aviv–Jaffa
Open in Google MapsNearby
- Clock SquareThe hotel is located on Jaffa's Clock Square.
- Jaffa PortListed by the hotel within walking distance and described as one of the oldest ports in the world.
- Jaffa Flea MarketThe hotel describes the flea market as a short stroll away.
- Ilana Goor MuseumOne of the attractions the hotel lists within walking distance.
- Nalaga'at TheaterAnother of the attractions the hotel lists within walking distance.
Worth knowing
- Entry to the spa complex is from age 16, and the pool opens only during the swimming season; families should check facility access before booking.
- The hotel prohibits playing music or using speakers in guest rooms and public areas, and states that violations carry financial penalties.
- Many room and suite categories have no balcony, and the official descriptions say so; check before booking if outdoor space matters.
Frequently asked questions
What are the check-in and check-out times?
From Sunday to Friday, check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is by 11:00. On Saturdays and holidays, check-in is about an hour after Shabbat ends, and check-out is by 14:00. Reception is open 24 hours a day, and stays are offered on a bed-and-breakfast or half-board basis.
Can children use the spa and pool?
Entry to the spa complex is from age 16. The official pages we reviewed do not state an age rule for the pool, which opens only during the swimming season, so families should confirm pool access for children directly with the hotel.
Is there parking, and are pets allowed?
The hotel has an underground car park reserved for guests, available on a space-available basis and for an additional charge, so confirm availability before arriving by car. Pets are not allowed on the hotel premises or in the rooms.
What meeting facilities does the hotel offer?
The Hadarim Hall is the hotel's largest hall, for up to 120 people, with a panoramic screen that descends from the ceiling. Three further meeting rooms, the largest for 50, have screens, Wi-Fi and audio equipment and can be booked for a half or full day.
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
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/our-hotel
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/good-to-know
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/rooms-suites/rooms
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/rooms-suites/suites
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/spa
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/dining
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/meetings-events/venues
- thesetaihotels.com/en/setai-tel-aviv/tel-aviv
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