
ISROTEL DESIGN · URBAN STAY
Publica Herzliya
Herzliya Pituach · technology district
In Herzliya Pituach’s technology district, with a work area and rooftop pool.

Stay in the technology district or settle into a resort overlooking the beach.
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ISROTEL DESIGN · URBAN STAY
Herzliya Pituach · technology district
In Herzliya Pituach’s technology district, with a work area and rooftop pool.

GARDENS · SEA · RESORT
Herzliya beach
A resort overlooking Herzliya’s beach, with a pool and spa.
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BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Herzliya Pituach, near the beach
Photo: The hotel in 2017, under its former name Orchid Okeanos.
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Herzliya Pituach is the seaside, western part of Herzliya, just north of Tel Aviv. It packs three things into a small area: a high-tech business district, a strip of hotels along the beach and Israel's largest marina. Choosing a hotel here mostly comes down to one question: will you spend your days in meetings or by the sea?
The business district lies in the south-east of Herzliya Pituach. It began as an industrial zone and is now one of Israel's main technology centres, home to the local offices of companies such as Microsoft and Apple and to many venture-capital firms. A hotel here keeps you a short walk or taxi ride from the offices and the restaurants that serve them.
The beachfront hotels line the coast a few minutes' drive to the west. They suit travellers who want sea views, a swim before breakfast or a family holiday, and who are happy to take a taxi to meetings. On a map the two areas look very close, but rush-hour traffic can make the short drive between them slower than you expect.
Publica Herzliya is in the technology district and offers work areas, meeting rooms, a rooftop pool and a gym. It is the stronger fit when reducing travel between your hotel and nearby offices matters most.
Dan Accadia is a resort above Herzliya beach, with lawns, an outdoor pool, tennis courts and room categories that include sea-facing and garden options. It suits travellers who want the coast to be part of the stay.
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If your meetings are with technology companies in Herzliya Pituach, staying there saves the drive from Tel Aviv. Publica Isrotel, in the business district, has a 6th-floor co-working space for its guests that is open around the clock. It also has two meeting rooms for up to 12 people each, available from 10:00 to 14:00 for a fee, and the STAGE hall for up to 100 seated. The hotel states that it does not hold a kosher certificate.
Dan Accadia, on the cliff above the beach, lists seven event spaces. The largest, the Alexandria hall, covers 375 m² and seats 300 theatre-style, and the business lounge is included for Garden Chalet and suite guests aged 18 and over. Confirm room availability, fees and catering directly with the hotel before you plan a meeting there. For more options, see our guide to Tel Aviv-area hotels with meeting rooms.
Herzliya Pituach is about 15 kilometres north of central Tel Aviv. By taxi, allow around 20 minutes outside rush hour and considerably longer at peak times. Israel Railways trains stop at Herzliya station, next to the Shiv'at HaKokhavim mall and a short taxi ride from the hotels, with services to Tel Aviv and a direct line to Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon station. Ben Gurion Airport is roughly 30 to 45 minutes away by road, depending on traffic, so leave extra time for an early-morning flight.
The coastline is divided into several beaches. Accadia is the largest; Hof HaNechim is wheelchair-accessible; and a separate beach has different days for men and women. Herzliya Marina covers about 50 hectares and includes the Arena shopping mall and waterfront restaurants, which makes it an easy evening walk from several hotels.
At the northern edge of the city, Apollonia National Park stands on a cliff above the sea. Excavations there have uncovered remains from the Persian period to the Crusader fortress of Arsur, which the Mamluk sultan Baybars captured in 1265; the park opened to visitors in 2002. Nearby, above the beach that carries its name, is the historic Sidna Ali Mosque, built around a tomb attributed to a local saint and still an active mosque.
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