De Sheinkin
Kitchenette rooms with a garden, steps from Shenkin
About this hotel
De Sheinkin pairs kitchenette-equipped rooms with a genuine neighbourhood feel: Shenkin Street's shops and cafes sit 400 metres away, and the Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair is a five-minute walk, both useful for the days a family skips Memadion for a slower city morning. The on-site restaurant serves pizza for dinner alongside a continental breakfast, a reliable fallback for a night nobody wants to leave the hotel after a tiring water park day. Room service extends that convenience further, including breakfast delivered to the room. The minimarket covers snacks and essentials without a special trip, and bicycle parking suits a family that brought or rented bikes for getting around Tel Aviv between park visits. The Tel Aviv Museum of Art sits 2.7km away for an afternoon that trades pools for art.
- Kitchenette rooms
- Garden setting
- On-site restaurant
Our take
This suits families who want a kitchenette without going fully self-catering, since the on-site restaurant and room service back it up on the nights nobody has the energy to cook after Memadion. Families needing a full kitchen for daily cooking, or a pool on-site, should look elsewhere, since De Sheinkin runs as a genuine hybrid rather than either extreme, closer to a hotel with extras than an aparthotel with a restaurant attached.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for breakfast and snacks while relying on the on-site restaurant for dinner, a workable split for a multi-day Memadion trip.
- ✓Book a garden-view room if traveling with young kids, since the quieter outlook suits an earlier bedtime after a full water park day.
- ✓Reserve ahead during Israeli school holidays, when the combination of central location and kitchenette rooms draws steady family demand.
Why we love it
- Kitchenette in every room
- 400 metres from Shenkin Street
- On-site restaurant and room service
- Bicycle parking available
Why guests love itWe leaned on the kitchenette for breakfast every morning and let the on-site restaurant handle dinner on the nights we were too wiped out from Memadion to think about cooking. The five-minute walk to the crafts fair filled one slower morning nicely, and the garden gave the kids somewhere to run around before bed. A sensible middle ground between a full apartment and a standard hotel room.