Hotel Fiori 41 - by Adam Hotels

Tel Aviv



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Type
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urban boutique design
Local tip
For breakfast, compare the nearby café options before setting out, as they differ in kosher status, atmosphere, location and service hours.

Hotel Fiori 41 by Adam Hotels is a boutique stay on Montefiore Street, suited to couples, urban travellers and business visitors looking for a design-led base in Tel Aviv. Its setting places the hotel within walking distance of the beach, shopping areas, restaurants and city walks, with the surrounding streets providing an active urban backdrop.

The interior style combines vintage references with contemporary lines, quality materials and carefully considered lighting. The atmosphere is intimate and polished rather than formal, with an urban character that suits the neighbourhood. Shared spaces and rooms follow the same restrained approach, balancing practical features with a warm, private feel.

Rooms are designed around comfort, privacy and efficient use of space. Wide beds, considered lighting, modern technology and smart storage are paired with clean forms and small decorative details. The rooms provide a place to rest after time spent exploring the city, as well as a quiet setting for work or downtime. The overall design focuses on understated refinement rather than elaborate decoration.

Breakfast is arranged outside the hotel through nearby cafés rather than as a traditional dining-room buffet. Options include an urban café on Montefiore Street, a kosher café on Nahmani Street, an organic café on Mazeh Street and a neighbourhood café on Balfour Street. This format gives the morning meal a local, café-based character, with venues offering different atmospheres and schedules.

The hotel also has a spa with treatments and a couples’ treatment room containing two massage beds. Treatments are arranged directly with the spa, allowing the wellness experience to take place close to the accommodation. Fiori 41 works well for short city breaks, work trips and stays centred on design, cafés, restaurants and the everyday rhythm of the surrounding streets.

Frequently Asked Questions

The hotel is presented as a fit for couples, urban travellers and business visitors seeking a design-focused city stay.
It is a boutique hotel with individually designed rooms, an intimate atmosphere and contemporary urban styling.
The hotel is located at Montefiore Street 41, close to the beach, shopping areas, restaurants and walking routes through the city.
Standard check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. On Saturdays and holidays, check-in begins after the end of the day and check-out is by 14:00.
Breakfast is provided through nearby cafés, with coffee and a meal served at the selected venue rather than in a hotel buffet room.
Yes. Café Ben Ami on Nahmani Street is listed as kosher. Other listed breakfast venues are non-kosher.
Yes. The spa offers a range of treatments and a couples’ treatment room, with appointments arranged directly with the spa.
Yes. The rooms include contemporary technology, practical storage and quiet areas that support working as well as resting.
Underground parking is available, with access from Nahmani Street 18. The car park cannot accommodate vehicles powered by gas or diesel.

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