Loginn Nahalat Binyamin
Family rooms with kitchenettes by Nachalat Benyamin
About this hotel
Loginn Nahalat Binyamin pairs family rooms with kitchenettes and a seating area, a genuinely practical combination for a family managing an overtired toddler after a full day at Memadion. The Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair sits under a kilometre away, an easy walk for a slower morning between park visits, and Aviv Beach is similarly close for a swim that does not involve a taxi. The on-site restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine with continental and a la carte breakfast, including vegetarian options, which covers most dietary needs without extra planning. Room service extends that convenience to a night nobody wants to leave the room. Dizengoff Center and Shenkin Street both sit within easy reach for an evening that trades pools for shopping or people-watching.
- Kitchenette family rooms
- Near Aviv Beach
- Vegetarian breakfast
Our take
This suits families prioritising a kitchenette and market-adjacent location over hotel-scale amenities like a pool or spa, especially those staying long enough that cooking a meal a day genuinely matters to the budget. Families wanting a rooftop pool or full spa programme as part of the stay should look toward The Setai or Elkonin instead, since Loginn keeps its focus squarely on room practicality and a walkable, market-adjacent location.
- ✓Book the family room with kitchenette specifically, since a kitchenette-equipped room handles an overtired toddler's dinner far better than a hotel restaurant on a bad night.
- ✓Walk to the Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair in the morning before the day heats up, since it is under a kilometre and manageable with young kids.
- ✓Reserve early during Israeli school holidays, when family rooms at this central, market-adjacent property fill before the wider Tel Aviv hotel market.
Why we love it
- Family rooms with kitchenettes
- Under 1km to Aviv Beach
- Vegetarian breakfast options
- Steps from the crafts fair
Why guests love itThe kitchenette turned a rough evening into a manageable one when our toddler fell asleep at the dinner table after Memadion and we still needed to feed our older kid. The crafts fair became our go-to for a slower morning, close enough to walk without a full outing, and the vegetarian breakfast option meant nobody in our group went without. A genuinely useful, unfussy base.