Play Hatzuk Beach
Seafront suites with a seasonal outdoor pool
About this hotel
Play Hatzuk Beach puts every guest in a full suite rather than a standard room, each with a sitting area, dining space with kitchenette-style setup, and a balcony, genuinely useful for a family stretching a multi-night stay around a Memadion visit. The seasonal outdoor pool gives the kids water time on the days the family is not driving out to the park, and the dry and wet saunas in the fitness centre offer a parent's recovery option after standing at the pool edge all afternoon. Being directly on the seafront in north Tel Aviv means a beach walk is immediate rather than a planned outing. Paid parking is available but adds cost, and the drive to Ben Gurion Airport runs about 20 minutes.
- All-suite rooms
- Outdoor pool
- Seafront location
Our take
This suits families who want suite-level space and a hotel pool as a genuine second water option alongside Memadion, and who value the seafront setting over central shopping-district proximity. Families on a tighter budget, or those not planning to use the pool or sauna, may find better value at a standard family room elsewhere.
- ✓Use the seasonal outdoor pool on days you are not driving to Memadion, spreading the water-based fun across the whole trip rather than one park day.
- ✓Book the sauna session for after a Memadion day specifically, since dry and wet sauna access works well as a recovery routine for tired parents.
- ✓Factor paid parking into the total cost when comparing this suite-style stay against a central hotel without a car requirement.
Why we love it
- Full suites with balcony and kitchenette
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Dry and wet saunas
- Directly on the north Tel Aviv seafront
Why guests love itHaving a suite instead of a single room meant our two kids had their own sleeping space away from ours, which mattered every single night after a full Memadion day. The outdoor pool got used on the two days we skipped the park entirely, and I finally used the sauna on our last evening, the first real break I'd had all trip. Paid parking stung a bit, but the suite space was worth it.