Hotel 1935- By Adam Hotels
Family rooms and a garden terrace near Shenkin
About this hotel
Hotel 1935 works as a Tel Aviv base for a Memadion trip because the family rooms come with the basics sorted: air-conditioning against the summer heat, a minibar for late-night snacks, and city views from most rooms. The sun terrace and garden give a quiet spot to rest after a day of slides, and the on-site restaurant covers dinner without a search for somewhere kid-friendly nearby. Banana Beach sits under a kilometre away, so a morning swim before or after a Memadion day is genuinely walkable. Shenkin Street and the Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair are close enough for an evening wander, and massage services are available for a parent who wants a proper reset. Ben Gurion Airport is 13km out, a manageable transfer either way.
- Family rooms
- Fitness centre and garden
- Massage services on request
Our take
This suits families who want a central, walkable base with a real restaurant on-site rather than a self-catering setup, and who value the beach proximity for days away from Memadion. Families needing a full kitchen for a longer stay, or travelling with more than two kids per room, should look at the aparthotel options instead, since the family rooms here run standard-sized.
- ✓Book the family room specifically rather than a standard double, since the two are priced and configured differently at this property.
- ✓Reserve early for the summer season, when both the beach proximity and Memadion demand push this central strip toward full occupancy.
- ✓Ask the front desk for a market-day recommendation near Nachalat Benyamin on a day you skip the water park entirely.
Why we love it
- Family rooms with genuine city views
- Under 1km walk to Banana Beach
- On-site Mediterranean restaurant
- Garden and sun terrace for downtime
Why guests love itWe picked this one for the family room and the short walk to Banana Beach, and it earned its keep on the day we skipped Memadion for a beach morning instead. The garden terrace became our evening spot to let the kids wind down after dinner, and the restaurant's Mediterranean menu meant we never had to hunt for something everyone would eat. Not a resort, but a genuinely comfortable base for a multi-day trip.