The Norman Tel Aviv: 2.2 km to The Clock Tower

Name: The Norman Tel Aviv
Address: Nachmani St 23-25, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv, 以色列

The Norman Tel Aviv: 2.2 km to The Clock Tower

At a glance: 5-star · Since 1920 · 45 rooms

Near: Charles Clore Park · 18 min walk

Guests love: Dining · Atmosphere

In the heart of Tel Aviv, the hotel sits within a five-minute walk of Rothschild Boulevard and Shenkin Street. Nachalat Binyamin Pedestrian Mall and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Building are each 0.3 mi (0.5 km) away. Charles Clore Park is an 18-minute walk, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art a 20-minute walk, and the Tel Aviv Promenade and Rabin Square are both 21 minutes on foot. Ben-Gurion House is 2.2 km from the property.

The full-service spa offers massages, body treatments, and facials. A 24-hour fitness center, a seasonal outdoor pool, and bicycles to rent are available. Wireless internet access is free, and concierge services and babysitting can be arranged.

Alena is one of two restaurants on site, serving Mediterranean cuisine, and room service operates during limited hours. The bar/lounge is a place to unwind with a drink. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily.

A business center, dry cleaning and laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk are at hand. For events, the hotel provides 301 square feet (28 square meters) of conference space and a meeting room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is available, and limited parking is onsite.

The 50 guestrooms are individually decorated and come with minibars and espresso makers. Each has a 40-inch flat-screen television with satellite programming, free wireless internet, and a bathroom with a rainfall showerhead and designer toiletries. Phones, safes, and desks are included.

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Check-in15:00
Check-out12:00
Front desk24 hr
Breakfast

Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Children: Children can stay in some rooms of this hotel. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.

Amenities

Property amenities

Spa
The library

Room types

Double rooms
King rooms
Suites
Rooms with a view
Apartments & studios

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Reviews from

Bunker Blake

5/5

Google· 3 months ago

The Norman felt like a Miami Art Deco hotel translated into Tel Aviv and refined through the architectural language of the White City. Across two restored historic mansions, 1920s Art Deco elegance met Bauhaus restraint with extraordinary care. An internal atrium and courtyard connected the buildings and gave the property a breezy, organic flow. Our room was immaculate and well appointed, although compact. Upstairs, the rooftop infinity pool delivered sweeping views across Tel Aviv. We went up during a quieter part of the season and found the area nearly empty, which gave us time to enjoy the panorama in peace. At Alena, the beautiful breakfast spread and indoor-outdoor seating made mornings feel relaxed. The Library Bar gave the hotel another polished gathering place later in the day. Most memorably, the concierge sent us to HaAchim on a Saturday, brilliantly threading the needle around Shabbat closures while finding somewhere cool and precisely aligned with what we were seeking. It was a remarkable read by an expert operator. At the restaurant, we sat at a bar beside an artful arrangement of fresh ingredients, perhaps vegetables or garnishes, placed as much for function as for aesthetics. My memory of the exact display is hazy, but its organic presentation felt authentic to the best Israeli restaurants. Within a kinetic city, The Norman functioned as a peaceful courtyard retreat. Its inland location between the business district and the city’s main destinations made it exceptionally convenient. The staff was warm, polished, knowledgeable, and consistently helpful. I would be honored to return to this country, this city, and this hotel.

Amir Cohen

5/5

Google· 4 months ago

I honestley belive this is one of the best hotels in Israel and in Tel Aviv even more. You cannt ignore how beautiful the building is when you see it which gives you an elegant feeling right from the begining. The service at the hotel is the best in class from the pre-arrival to the check-in and for your hospitality. We stayed for two nights at the hotel jn the Deluxe room which was truly amazing. High ceiling, all room equipped with buttons for light of your choice (night, mood etc) the room is spacious and contain everything you need from tv, electric devices like hair dryer to an awesome mini bar. A true elegant and classic feeling. The hotel bars and restaurant is a must go to - amazing chef restaurant Alena offering a fine-dine experience to the stylish and classic library bar that has awesome food and superb cocktails. The rooftop has a swimming pool where you can relax and have a good drink. Location of the hotel is central so you are in the middle of everything if you are about to explore the city - all around you can find bars, restaurants and great places to walk. This is a true classic and one of a kind in the heart of Tel Aviv. If you are up to an absolute high end, luxury , best service experience this is the place for you. Hoping for our next visit soon

Avi Farchi

5/5

Google· 2 weeks ago

We truly loved our stay at The Norman. We stayed for one night as a couple in a Deluxe Room. The bed was very comfortable, the room was highly functional, and it was evident that great thought had gone into every small detail. The food at the hotel’s restaurants was very good, and the breakfast at Helena's restaurant is one of the best breakfasts in Tel Aviv in our opinion. The service from the entire hotel team was simply excellent throughout our stay.

odedr430

5/5

Tripadvisor· 4 months ago

We spent a night to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary and I must say that my expectations were exceeded. This is a true boutique experience, the place feels fairly small but intimate and very fine. The staff were all extremely friendly and welcoming. The room though fairly compact had a well thought out layout and quality furnishings and linens. A bottle of wine and some chocolates were waiting for us in the room upon arrival with a card congratulating us on our occasion. A very nice touch. We also had a great experience in the Library bar. We started with excellent complementary cocktails and then had a very nice lunch. The staff at the bar were a standout, just super nice and thoughtful. I also want to specially mention the breakfast which was very tasty and generous. |Obviously not everything was perfect and there are things which can be improved but overall we had an amazing experience. I've been to many highly regarded hotels in Israel and the Norman easily stands at the top.

Guy Baron

5/5

Google· 3 months ago

Best hotel in Tel Aviv. One of the best I’ve stayed at anywhere in the world. An oasis of luxury in an incredible location. Feels like you’re in the finest boutique hotel in Paris or London and enjoy the twenty minutes walk to the best beach and restaurants in the world!

Response from the property

Dear Mr. Baron, Thank you for your exceptional review and for your incredibly generous words. To know that you consider The Norman not only the best hotel in Tel Aviv, but among the very best hotels you have stayed at anywhere in the world, is truly an honor. Such praise is the highest compliment our team could receive. We are delighted that you enjoyed the unique character of our hotel, our central location, and the sense of tranquility and luxury that we strive to create for every guest. Your comparison to the finest boutique hotels in Paris and London is especially meaningful and one we will proudly share with our team. We sincerely appreciate your recommendation and look forward to welcoming you back to The Norman Tel Aviv in the near future. Warm regards, Nelly Vainman | Guest Relations The Norman Tel Aviv

Yafa Neer

5/5

Google· 5 months ago

The hotel is located in one of the best areas in Tel Aviv, walking distance to all the attractions and the beach, the Carmel market and surrounded by lots of coffee shops and restaurants. The rooms are spacious and well appointed, service is top notch and you feel like a VIP around the hotel. Superb

Response from the property

Dear Ms. Neer, Thank you for your wonderful review and for taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback. It has been our pleasure to welcome you back to The Norman time and time again, and we are truly grateful for your continued trust in us. Knowing that you chose to return is one of the greatest compliments we could receive. Your kind words are a wonderful reflection of what we hope every guest experiences at The Norman—thoughtful hospitality, a genuine sense of welcome, and those memorable moments that make a stay truly special. We sincerely appreciate your recommendation and look forward to welcoming you back to your home in Tel Aviv once again. Warm regards, Nelly Vainman | Guest Relations The Norman Tel Aviv

Yossi Ashkenazi

5/5

Google· 5 months ago

Although quite expensive, The Norman Tel Aviv may honestly be the best hotel we’ve stayed at in Israel, with a spacious and quiet Loft Suite, beautiful design, excellent breakfast and spa, a lovely pool area, perfect walkable location, and truly exceptional proactive service that made our stay feel special from start to finish.

Response from the property

Dear Mr. Ashkenazi, Thank you for your wonderful review and for choosing The Norman Tel Aviv. We are truly delighted to know that your stay left such a positive impression and that you considered it among the very best hotel experiences you have had in Israel. We are delighted that your experience reflected the sense of comfort, tranquility, and understated luxury that we strive to create for every guest. Above all, your kind words about our team's proactive service mean the most to us. Creating thoughtful, personalized experiences that make every stay feel truly special is at the heart of what we strive to do, and it is incredibly rewarding to know that this was reflected throughout your visit. We sincerely appreciate your recommendation and look forward to welcoming you back to The Norman for another memorable stay. Warm regards, Nelly Vainman | Guest Relations The Norman Tel Aviv

Omar Shahar

4/5

Google· 4 months ago

Beautiful property staffed by beautiful people who take great pleasure in welcoming you and bringing light into your day.

Response from the property

Dear Mr. Shahar, Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to share your experience at The Norman Tel Aviv. Your compliment about our team truly means a great deal to us. Knowing that our hospitality helped brighten your day is one of the greatest rewards we could receive, and I will be delighted to share your thoughtful words with the entire team. We sincerely appreciate your review and hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you back again soon. Warm regards, Nelly Vainman | Guest Relations The Norman Tel Aviv

Where can I eat near The Norman Tel Aviv?

Start with the hotel's own spots: Alena for Mediterranean bistro dishes, Dinings for Japanese tapas, and The Library Bar for cocktails. Right outside on Nachmani Street you'll find Ya Pan, The Oyster, Ben Ami, and Kupichka - Balkan Manja Bar. Around the corner on Rothschild Boulevard, Social Club - Modern Bistro and Max Brenner Rothchild offer bistro and dessert options. A short stroll brings you to Mozner and Delicatessen for café and deli fare.

What is the area around The Norman Tel Aviv like?

The Norman Tel Aviv sits on a quiet street in the heart of the city, just off Rothschild Boulevard, a leafy avenue known for Bauhaus architecture, cafés and bars. You are a short stroll from the Tel Aviv Promenade (21 min walk), Charles Clore Park (18 min walk) and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art (20 min walk), each an easy outing on foot. The neighborhood around you buzzes with everyday life, from the Carmel Market’s food stalls to the galleries and cafes of Neve Tzedek and Florentin. Even further afield, Rabin Square (21 min walk) offers a broad public space for a casual wander. It’s a central, walkable area where you can feel the city’s rhythm right outside the door.

How do I get to The Norman Tel Aviv from the airport or main train station?

From Ben Gurion International Airport, a taxi or pre-booked transfer is the most direct way to The Norman Tel Aviv, taking roughly 30 minutes depending on traffic. The hotel is about 12.4 km from the airport. If arriving by train, Tel Aviv's central train stations connect to the city's bus and taxi network, from which you can reach the hotel on Nachmani Street. The hotel is within walking distance of Tel Aviv Central Bus Station, making it easy to continue your journey on foot. For a straightforward trip, ride-hailing apps are also a convenient option.

What's there to do near The Norman Tel Aviv in the evening?

For an evening out, start at the hotel's own Dinings, a Japanese tapas restaurant, or The Library Bar for cocktails. Just a short walk away, Rothschild Boulevard is lined with restaurants and bars like Social Club and Max Brenner Rothchild. The Tel Aviv Promenade is a 21-minute walk, perfect for a stroll by the sea. A 21-minute walk brings you to Rabin Square, and Charles Clore Park, 18 minutes away, offers open space for a relaxed evening. For a different vibe, the markets mentioned in the city's culture, like Carmel Market, are within easy reach for a lively atmosphere.

Is The Norman Tel Aviv a good base for exploring Tel Aviv?

Yes, it's a handy base for exploring Tel Aviv on foot. From the hotel, Charles Clore Park is an 18-minute walk, while the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Promenade, and Rabin Square are each about a 20-21 minute stroll. Further afield, Ben-Gurion House, the Clock Tower, and the Wishing Bridge are around 2.2-2.5 km away, and Jaffa Port is 3 km, so you'll likely want a taxi or ride-hailing for those. You can easily walk to Rothschild Boulevard and Carmel Market for food and local flavor. For longer day trips like Masada, Jerusalem, or Petra, those tours typically pick up from central Tel Aviv, making this a convenient starting point.

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