Hotel Poli Urban By AFI Hotels
A new beachfront-adjacent hotel by the promenade
About this hotel
Hotel Poli Urban's newest-build status shows in its modern rooms and wheelchair-friendly design, a genuinely practical consideration for any family travelling with an accessibility need alongside a Memadion trip. At 200 metres from the public beach and a two-minute walk to the sea and promenade, this is one of the closest beach-access options on this list, useful for a quick swim before or after a water park day. Rooms come with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, standard but reliable. One practical note for observant families: check-in on Saturdays and the final day of Jewish holidays is only possible an hour after Shabbat or the holiday ends, worth planning around.
- Steps from the beach
- Wheelchair-friendly
- New construction
Our take
This suits families who want the closest possible beach access alongside a Memadion trip and who value a newer, wheelchair-friendly build over an on-site restaurant or pool. Families with a Saturday arrival should plan check-in timing carefully given the property's Shabbat policy, and those wanting an on-site pool, spa or family suite configuration should look elsewhere on this list instead.
- ✓Plan around the Shabbat check-in restriction if arriving on a Saturday, since entry is only possible an hour after the holiday or Shabbat ends.
- ✓Use the two-minute promenade walk for an early morning swim before a Memadion day, when the beach is quieter than the afternoon.
- ✓Confirm accessibility needs directly with the hotel in advance, since the wheelchair-friendly design is a genuine but property-specific feature.
Why we love it
- 200 metres from the public beach
- 2-minute walk to the sea and promenade
- Wheelchair-friendly design
- Newly built rooms
Why guests love itBeing two minutes from the promenade meant our pre-breakfast swim became a daily habit, a nice contrast to the Memadion pool time later each afternoon. The wheelchair-friendly layout made a real difference for my father-in-law travelling with us, something we hadn't found easily elsewhere in the city. We did have to plan our Saturday arrival around the check-in policy, worth knowing ahead of time.