Mayer House

Mayer House is a 46-room hotel and dining venue at Dizengoff St 98, overlooking Dizengoff Square. Its design draws on the architectural tradition of the White City, combining period character with a polished, contemporary hospitality setting. The property suits guests looking for accommodation, food, drinks and wellness facilities in one central urban address.

The rooftop is the main social setting. A heated pool is joined by comfortable seating areas and a cocktail bar that operates during the day, giving the space a relaxed setting for drinks above the surrounding streets. Later, the rooftop becomes a chef-led restaurant focused on shared dishes. Its drinks list includes wines from Israel and abroad alongside house cocktails, making the restaurant suitable for a meal built around sharing and conversation.

On the ground floor, Cafe Mayer serves breakfast from a varied menu with several options. The cafe also operates as a bistro during the day, with bistro-style food and a bar in an informal Tel Aviv atmosphere. This gives the hotel a useful all-day rhythm, from breakfast and coffee to casual daytime dining and rooftop drinks.

Mayer House also has a spa with two treatment rooms offering a range of massages. The spa adds a quieter element to a property otherwise connected to one of the city’s busiest pedestrian and dining areas. The combination of rooftop leisure, casual cafe dining, evening restaurant service and massage treatments gives the venue a broad appeal for hotel guests and diners seeking a flexible city stay.

Accommodation ranges from single and double rooms to classic, deluxe and superior categories, with selected rooms offering balconies. Suites include balcony options, including a version with a bathtub. The room selection makes Mayer House suitable for short urban breaks as well as stays where access to the rooftop, cafe and spa is part of the appeal. The address places restaurants, bars and boutique shops close to the hotel, while Dizengoff Square provides a lively setting throughout the day.