Nestled in the sophisticated Diamond District among eclectic architecture and fashion boutiques, the Hotel Indigo® Tel Aviv Diamond District hotel is designed to be an Art Deco reinterpretation of the world's most precious stone. Throughout our hotel, murals depict history’s most famous diamonds. Swim in our rooftop glass pool, or relax with a martini on our sundeck with dramatic views of the skyline and Mediterranean Sea. The hotel’s Mediterranean Bistro, the Blackstone, serves fare to match the seasons, and our Clarity Spa offers state-of-the-art treatments. Consult with our multilingual team members, then catch the free shuttle and head out to our equally sparkling beaches.
Full Service Wellness Spa, dry saunas, gym, bicycle. Revitalize at the Workout Room®, with Technogym’s latest technology exercise equipment. The Workout Room is available for hotel's registered guests 24 hours a day, year round.
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Our neighborhood is a 100-carat district, shaped and given its sparkle by the diamond industry that lies at its heart. Since the 1930s, when Belgian immigrants flocked to the quarter, it has been the center of the manufacturing and exchange of diamonds in Tel Aviv, and it sparkles with the influence and glamour of those precious stones. The gleaming core of the district is the Israel Diamond Exchange, where a third of the world’s rough diamond production occurs. As a result, you sense the spirit of ambition and artistry that drives a specialized, complex craft here in this bustling, glamorous, cosmopolitan area—this place where beauty and business go hand in hand.
Take a "Bauhaus guided tour" and explore Tel Aviv's "White City" Bauhaus architecture, while discovering the city's most worthy gems. Stroll along the city's seaside promenade and enjoy beautiful ocean side cafes. Sit back, relax and view colorful sunsets. Visit Jaffa's flea market and try your bargaining skills while shopping antiques and second-hand items.
Located at the Israeli Diamond Center in Ramat Gan, you will experience a fascinating virtual journey which describes the diamond’s route from deep in the ground to its setting in jewelry and accessories -- a journey from the depths of the earth to the heart of mankind.
Experience a play and dinner at Nalaga’at Center, located at the Jaffa port in Tel Aviv and home to the Deaf - Blind Acting Ensemble. Café Kapish works with deaf waiters, while BlackOut, the pitch-black restaurant, has a staff of blind waiters. The Nalaga’at Center currently employs some 70 people, most of whom are blind or deaf.
In nearby Ramat Gan, Chloelys is consistently rated as one of the best restaurants in Tel Aviv by guests and locals alike.