INK Hotel, Tel Aviv
A Boutique Statement in the White City
A Fresh Vision in a Storied District
Tucked just off Rothschild Boulevard, INK Hotel brings a bold, boutique sensibility to the White City. Built on the site of a former print shop, the hotel carries its name as a nod to that legacy, transforming its past into a playful symbol of creativity and reinvention. Its contemporary design and youthful energy reflect Tel Aviv’s constant state of flux—historic yet modern, grounded yet buzzing with innovation.
Design with Personality
The interiors embrace minimalism with character. Clean lines, monochrome palettes, and warm wooden accents are softened by layered textures and vibrant graphic details, creating a sense of balance between restraint and personality. Guestrooms feature bespoke furnishings and thoughtful touches: soft lighting, locally crafted décor, and splashes of bold color that break the calm with purpose. It’s understated luxury with an edge—sophisticated, but never sterile.
Eat, Drink, and Connect
At the heart of INK is its sleek bar and restaurant, a buzzing ground-floor hub where locals and travelers mingle. Here, Mediterranean flavors meet global flair, with menus designed around seasonal produce and a drinks list that leans heavy on Tel Aviv’s growing cocktail culture. Social spaces flow into each other—indoor, outdoor, and rooftop—making the hotel feel less like a stopover and more like a gathering place.
The Rooftop Scene
A compact rooftop pool and terrace invite guests to soak up the Mediterranean sun, framed by skyline views that stretch from the Bauhaus blocks of the city center to the sea. It’s intimate, stylish, and very Tel Aviv—relaxed by day, electric by night.
DNA Hotels Verdict
INK Hotel is Tel Aviv distilled: bold, boutique, and brimming with personality. From its roots as a print shop to its present as a design-forward retreat, it reflects the city’s creative pulse and effortlessly stylish way of life. For travelers seeking a contemporary stay that feels both connected and character-driven, INK makes its mark.
