At the corner where Jaffa's old market district meets the pedestrian lanes leading toward the port, a four-storey Ottoman-era building clad in the honey-coloured kurkar limestone characteristic of this coastline was converted into the 66-room Market House Hotel in 2016. The building's curved corner facade, wrought-iron balconies, and arched ground-floor openings survived largely intact, their warm sandstone surfaces given a patina of evident age that no contemporary hotel developer would have the patience — or the stone — to replicate. The copper-toned hip roof, visible in the exterior images, signals the careful restoration without tipping into pastiche. Inside, the design sensibility belongs to a particular strand of Tel Aviv hospitality that arrived in the mid-2010s: equal parts Levantine merchant house and Brooklyn-inflected vintage eclecticism. The double-height lobby arranges tan leather club chairs across a geometric cement-tile floor, open steel shelving carrying books and globes beneath arched timber-framed windows, black-painted industrial ceiling tracks running overhead. Guest rooms carry the same considered mix — panelled headboard walls painted a warm off-white, striped wool throws, yellow Anglepoise-style desk lamps, and painted tongue-and-groove ceiling panels fitted with slow-turning black ceiling fans that make the Mediterranean heat feel intentional rather than oppressive. The restaurant continues the language with marble bistro tables, bentwood Thonet chairs, a roll-top walnut sideboard, and a upright piano tucked against walls lined floor-to-ceiling with bottle storage.

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Situated on Beit Eshel Street next to the Clock Tower and Flea Market. Containing archaeol remains of a Byzantine Chapel, guests have an impressive view of these ruins through the glass floor of the lobby. Influenced by the unique spirit of the city and the lively market atmosphere, the hotel design features works of art that express the magical feeling of the city. There's a parking arrangement at $10 per day (please buy the parking voucher at the lobby and drive to the parking)