The Levee, Tel Aviv
Industrial Chic in a Restored Villa
A Century-Old Villa Reborn
Hidden in the leafy Neve Tzedek neighborhood, The Levee transforms a 1913 villa into one of Tel Aviv’s most exclusive design sanctuaries. What was once a crumbling private home has been meticulously reimagined into a bold, modern residence for travelers seeking both privacy and style. The historic stone façade remains, but within it unfolds a world of raw concrete, steel, and glass—a striking interplay of old-world craftsmanship and sleek industrial design.
Design for Living, Not Just Staying
The Levee doesn’t think like a hotel—it thinks like a home, only better. Eight expansive apartments offer full kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms flooded with natural light. Interiors by Baranowitz + Kronenberg architects celebrate industrial minimalism with exposed brick, polished concrete, and custom steelwork, balanced by warm wood, plush textiles, and contemporary Israeli art. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city outside, while terraces and private plunge pools blur the boundary between indoors and out.
A New Kind of Luxury
Rather than a lobby or traditional reception, guests are welcomed into a discreet, residential-style environment where privacy reigns supreme. Services are invisible yet attentive—daily housekeeping, concierge, and chef-prepared meals on request. The vibe is cosmopolitan, curated, and deeply personal, designed for extended stays or travelers who want to live as Tel Aviv locals, but without compromise.
Location with Character
Just minutes from Rothschild Boulevard and a short stroll to the sea, The Levee positions itself at the intersection of Tel Aviv’s creative, culinary, and cultural life. Neve Tzedek’s boutiques and cafés spill out nearby, while the vibrancy of the city is always within reach. Yet inside, the villa feels calm, private, and a world apart.
DNA Hotels Verdict
The Levee is Tel Aviv redefined: intimate, industrial, and luxuriously livable. By fusing the bones of a century-old villa with daring modern design, it offers a rare kind of stay—more private residence than hotel, but with all the refinement of world-class hospitality. For travelers who crave space, privacy, and architectural character, The Levee is a Tel Aviv original.
