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A 22-room design hotel off Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv's Bauhaus White City, home to Bellboy, one of the city's most celebrated cocktail bars.
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Need To Know
- 22 rooms and suites in a restored White City building
- Home to the Bellboy cocktail bar, on the lobby floor
- Breakfast at four nearby cafes, on the hotel, not in-house
- A treatment room for massages, rather than a full spa
- The top-floor Executive Suite has a jacuzzi
- Steps off Rothschild Boulevard, walkable to the centre
- The beach is about a five-minute taxi ride
Check in - Check out
Check in from 14:00; check out before 12:00.
We Love
- Bellboy — the speakeasy-style cocktail bar in the lobby, theatrical and much-awarded, its drinks served in playful vessels with house-made infusions, a Tel Aviv institution since 2014.
- The location — 14 Berdichevsky Street, a quiet side street steps from Rothschild Boulevard, in the heart of the Bauhaus White City and walkable to Habima, Dizengoff and the galleries.
- The rooms — 22 of them, design-led in dramatic colours with quality linen; the top-floor Executive Suite adds a jacuzzi and a king bed.
- The breakfast — not served in-house but at four good cafes a short walk away, on the hotel's tab, which is a very Tel Aviv way to start the day among locals.
- The building — a restored early-twentieth-century White City house, named for the Hebrew writer Micha Josef Berdichevsky, on the street that carries his name.
Key Features
Book Your Stay at Hotel B Berdichevsky
€158.70 for 1 Night
Location
Address
14 Berdichevsky St, Tel Aviv
Travel Info
Hotel B Berdichevsky is on a side street off Rothschild Boulevard, central in the White City and walkable across much of Tel Aviv. Ben Gurion airport is about 20 minutes by car; the beach a short taxi ride. Street parking is limited.
Nearby Places
Ben Gurion International Airport
11600m
Hashalom Railway Station
1200m
Charles Clore Garden
2000m
Alma Beach
2300m
Cameri Theater
780m
Last Updated: 2026-06-23
Expert Review
Origins
Hotel B Berdichevsky takes its name from Micha Josef Berdichevsky, the Hebrew writer and philosopher, and stands on the Tel Aviv street that also carries his name — a quiet turning just off Rothschild Boulevard. The building is a restored early-twentieth-century house in the Bauhaus White City, the dense concentration of 1930s International Style architecture that earned central Tel Aviv its UNESCO World Heritage listing in 2003.
The conversion keeps the scale of the original: 22 rooms and suites rather than a tower, design-led interiors in deep, dramatic colours, with good linen and, in the top-floor Executive Suite, a jacuzzi. It is a small, central, style-conscious city hotel rather than a resort, and it knows it — the appeal is the location, the design and, above all, what sits on the ground floor.
That is Bellboy, the cocktail bar the hotel launched in 2014, which has become one of the better-known bars in a city that takes its drinking seriously. Theatrical by design — drinks arrive in unlikely vessels, built on house-made infusions, with a menu from chef Ido Garini — it has drawn steady praise from the Israeli press and a loyal local crowd, and it gives a 22-room hotel a profile far larger than its size. Breakfast, in keeping with the city, is not served in-house but at four nearby cafes on the hotel's tab, which suits the White City's strong cafe culture. It suits couples and design-minded travellers after a central, characterful base in the heart of Tel Aviv.
Top Secret
Go down to Bellboy on a weeknight. The bar draws a strong weekend crowd and books up, but midweek, early, it is at its best — room to sit at the marble counter, watch the infusions and house syrups being built into the drinks, and talk to the bartenders before the rush. Ask what is not on the menu; the off-list cocktails are where the team show off.
The Review
Hotel B Berdichevsky is a small, sharp city hotel that punches well above its 22 rooms, and the reason is partly the location and partly the bar downstairs. It sits on a quiet side street off Rothschild Boulevard, in the thick of the Bauhaus White City, walkable to Habima, the galleries, Dizengoff and much of central Tel Aviv — a genuinely good base for a city break.
The rooms are design-led and comfortable, in dramatic colours with quality linen, the top-floor Executive Suite the one to book for a jacuzzi and a bit more space. But the signature is Bellboy, the speakeasy-style cocktail bar on the lobby floor: theatrical, much-awarded, and a Tel Aviv institution in its own right, the kind of bar that gives a small hotel a real identity. Service is warm and personal, as a hotel this size should be.
The honest notes are about scale and setup. This is a compact city hotel, not a resort — there is a single treatment room for massages rather than a full spa, despite what some listings imply; breakfast is not served in-house but at nearby cafes, which most find charming and a few find inconvenient; and a lively ground-floor bar means the lower rooms can carry some sound at night. But for travellers who want a stylish, well-placed base in central Tel Aviv with one of the city's best bars under the same roof, it is an easy and characterful choice.
