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Israel’s boutique hotel sector is on the upswing, especially in Tel Aviv. If you, too, would like to enjoy an intimate hospitality experience in the heart of the White City, come follow your MUSE

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Hotel lobby
Hotel lobby
Hotel lobby Credit: Assaf Pinchuk
Hotel lobby Credit: Assaf Pinchuk
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On quiet Trumpeldor Street, in Tel Aviv’s Lev HaIr neighborhood, stands MUSE – a beautifully designed and stylish boutique hotel born of a desire to create a space where guests can enjoy an overall experience of style, recreation, and comfort.

The hotel’s perfect location, at the very heart of Tel Aviv and a ten-minute walk from the city’s major attractions (Nachalat Binyamin Art Fair, legendary Sheinkin Street, Carmel Market, Dizengoff Center, the beach, and the Neve Tzedek neighborhood) makes MUSE the ultimate choice for thousands of tourists, couples, and businesspeople who want to stay near the center of the action without forgoing unique, luxurious, and tranquil accommodations.

Within the distance of a walk or short ride, all the experiences that “the city that never sleeps” has to offer await our guests: clubs and nightlife, outstanding beaches, fine dining, galleries, museums, shows, boutique stores, shopping centers, and all the other pleasures of life.

Grand Deluxe room
Grand Deluxe room
Grand Deluxe room Credit: Tom Holiganov
Grand Deluxe room Credit: Tom Holiganov

MUSE offers an agenda of personal attention and style, whose quintessentially urban design celebrates functionality, minimalism, and quality.

Unlike the classic boutique hotels of Europe which generally have fifty or so rooms, at MUSE you’ll find 35 rooms specially designed for both short and extended stays – elegant and peaceful accommodations in the bustling heart of the city.

MUSE embodies the maxim that size isn’t what counts, but rather the little things:

Scattered throughout the hotel are artworks, most of them the creations of young and talented artists. Guests are welcomed in their rooms by works of the artist Hagara.

A professional concierge service is available to our guests, tasked with ensuring an accessible and inviting hospitality experience.

Naturally, our staff speak a variety of languages. They’re ready to offer advice and recommendations on local attractions, handle bookings, and to provide guests with service of the highest caliber, at all times.

MUSE has two types and levels of accommodation: Deluxe (17-20 sq m rooms), and Grand Deluxe (33 sq m rooms). Both types of room come, as you might expect, with urban vistas of the White City.

In each room: a spacious double bed, LCD screen, free WiFi, mini-fridge, and personal safety-deposit box.

Accommodations include a generous breakfast served in the hotel lobby. The meal is arranged on trays according to a personalized concept of your choice – French, authentic Israeli, vegan, or even the legendary “sumptuous” hotel breakfast.

About the lobby: meticulously designed, the space offers an abundance of comfortable and luxurious seating areas, well-equipped workspaces, and up-to-the-minute style that lets you feel at home from the moment you enter. These are the things that awaken the MUSE. So start packing for your vacation in the cultural heart of Israel.

Muse Hotel
Phone Number: 03-5430580
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