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The Norman Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv • Lev HaIr • OVER THE TOP

avg. $684 / night

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Two restored 1930s Bauhaus buildings in Tel Aviv's UNESCO White City, with interiors by Ron Arad and Piero Lissoni.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting UNESCO-listed Tel Aviv

Highlights:

  • Two restored 1930s Bauhaus buildings with preserved ribbon windows
  • Interiors split between Ron Arad and Piero Lissoni design philosophies
  • Rooftop infinity pool overlooking the White City to Mediterranean
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PB hotel design editorial

Two Bauhaus-era buildings on Nachmani Street in Tel Aviv's Lev HaIr — a neighbourhood whose layered 1930s fabric earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2003 — were carefully knit together and restored to create The Norman, which opened in 2014 across 50 rooms and suites spread over five floors. The project, overseen by architect Eran Shitrit with interiors handled by two separate designers working in deliberate contrast, treats the Bauhaus inheritance as a living language rather than a period piece: the white rendered facades, horizontal ribbon windows, and flat roofline visible in the images are original fabric, preserved and backlit to emphasise their geometry against the Tel Aviv dusk. The interior approach splits the two buildings between Ron Arad, who took the original structure with its high-ceilinged rooms, dark-stained herringbone floors, and mid-century furnishings — chartreuse lounge chairs, geometric round rugs, warm walnut wardrobes — and Piero Lissoni, whose rooms carry a quieter sensibility: suede-panelled headboards with suspended pendant lights in smoked glass, parquet in a tighter chevron pattern, sheer linen curtains pooling Mediterranean afternoon light. On the roof, an infinity pool extends toward a teak-decked terrace with views across the White City to the sea. Below street level, a marble-countered omakase restaurant with walnut shelving and red leather counter stools completes a property that holds its contradictions — old and new, restrained and exuberant — with considerable confidence.

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A fusion of 1920's grandeur and contemporary elegance, The Norman Tel Aviv is comprised of two historic, iconic buildings at 23 & 25 Nachmani St., Superbly restored to the glory of yesteryear. Every element of the antique heritage buildings has been preserved to perfection, with all the technologies and comforts of a world class 21st century hotel. Nestled between the two buildings is a hidden fragrant citrus garden, a rare haven of pastoral charm in the Tel Aviv metropolis. Comprising of 50 individually designed rooms and suites, each with a unique layout and character, boasting high ceilings, original architecture, plush hand-picked linens, spacious bathrooms with hand decorated tiling, plus a range of superb amenities.

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The Norman Tel Aviv Reviews

860 reviews

"I rarely write reviews, but I’m compelled to share our thoughts on the Norman with potential guests debating a stay. The unequivocal answer is YES. I’ll begin by saying that we’ve stayed at the Kempinski on our last few trips (and even for a few nights on this trip). The Kempinski is nice and new— and on the beach— which has always been important to us. However, after staying at the Norman in a Loft room this past week, it’s undoubtedly our new go to. The beach isn’t so far after all, and we didn’t want to eat the food in the Kempinski’s Horizon lounge anyway! The vibe, service, food, location and rooftop pool at the Norman especially stood out for us. This isn’t a large, convention hotel catering to the masses. The Norman is a wonderful boutique with personalized service, intentional follow-up and delicious food (both Alena and Dinings). It felt like our own oasis in the middle of a local Tel Aviv neighborhood— with the meals we’d search for even if we weren’t hotel guests. We loved the small balcony off our room to sip wine or coffee and watch the city moving. From before we arrived until we departed, we were also impressed with the Norman’s digital communication space (I would say messages were monitored in close to real time). In full transparency there were two minor things we mentioned to the front desk on departure- 1) the room was extremely dark, even with the dimmer on full power, 2) room felt humid and had a faint mildew odor despite the dry climate. Thank you again for a terrific stay. We can’t wait to return to Tel Aviv just to stay at the Norman!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Sep 14, 2025

"I stayed at the Norman on a business trip and loved my experience. To start, the lobby smells amazing and is really one of the most beautiful hotel lobbies I've seen. The room was lovely, and service was great. Breakfast was held at the hotel restaurant and was included in the room rate. The food was super fresh and delish. I'd love to come back to enjoy the pool and spa."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 14, 2025

"I spent the weekend at this beautiful hotel in the heart of Tel Aviv, and honestly, it really lives up to its hype. The vibe is super elegant but still feels cozy, and everything from the room to the spa was just spot-on. What really made it special, though, was the service. Everyone was so genuinely kind and attentive, definitely left a taste for more and cannot wait to come back!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2025

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