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The rooftop terrace at the Brown Hotel offers panoramic views across Mediterranean Sea. Located 300 metres from Carmel Market, it offers luxury rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Eden House is located in the historical Yemenite, a 5-minute walk from the beach and the Carmel outdoor market. There is a lounge and internal courtyard.
With a beachfront location, these suites are also just a 10-minute walk from Dizengoff Center , and 15 minutes from the Habima Theatre.
Ben Yehuda Apartments is set in the heart of teh city's shopping district, a 5-minute walk from the beach and the marina. The modern and spacious apartments are all air conditioned.
There are more bars than synagogues, God is a DJ and everyone’s body is a temple. Called the ‘city that never sleeps’ think of it more of a Miami beach by the Med rather than middle east. The people are beautiful, friendly and charming and the atmosphere is liberal and open. Israel is one of the most progressive nations when it comes to gay rights.
The scene is vibrant and year-round. When Western Europe and the US are shivering in the cold, Israeli boys are still enjoying temperatures of up to 25 degrees and dancing on Hilton beach. Impromptu parties and special gay-nights contribute to a gay scene that is varied and diverse. From the Beef parties for bears and butch men, to the glitter and europop parties at Evita; Tel Aviv has something for everyone.
Dining out is a feast for the senses. Weekends are busy so book your restaurant table well in advance. Hot guys spill onto the streets from the many gay bars as they meet up with friends and discuss their plans for a night out.
The pride festival takes place in June. The event has been getting larger each year and the main parade and afterparty on the beach are one of the highlights of the city's gay calendar.
The city also has some steamy saunas and shady cruising areas. Tel aviv boys can be quite direct...so if they like you, they will let you know!
The gay scene is embedded into the city's psyche. There is no gay-area here. Instead you will find the scene scattered all over the town. Gay people meld into the culture and ambience of the city's cafes and sidewalks. Guys holding hands on the street is quite acceptable.
In spite of the greater political turmoil in the Middle East, Tel Aviv is a very open city that welcomes people of all walks of life. Tel Aviv offers a unique experience in understanding how minority groups can live together. Tel Aviv is like most European cities—modern and culturally inclined—only the men have better tans and bigger pecs thanks to the desert sun and required army service. Remember, everybody loves a Jewish boy...
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