ULIVE Boutique ApartHotel
Balcony apartments with kitchens near Charles Clore
About this hotel
ULIVE combines a full kitchen and washing machine in every unit with genuinely boutique touches like bathrobes and city-view balconies, a useful mix for a family managing wet swimsuits and packed lunches across a multi-day Memadion stay. The fitness centre covers a parent's workout on a day the kids are resting, and streaming services mean an evening in the room does not mean boredom for tired kids. Charles Clore Beach is a 14-minute walk, close enough for a pre-dinner swim, and the Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater sits a seven-minute walk away for an evening that is not another restaurant. The washing machine alone is worth noting for a trip involving daily pool time: swimsuits and towels get properly cleaned rather than draped over a balcony rail.
- Kitchen and laundry
- Balconies
- Fitness centre
Our take
This suits families on a longer Memadion trip who want laundry facilities and real kitchen space without sacrificing boutique styling, and who are happy managing their own meals rather than relying on room service. Families wanting hotel-style service like daily housekeeping or an on-site restaurant should compare against a full-service property instead, since ULIVE runs closer to a self-catering model built around independence rather than staff-run convenience.
- ✓Use the in-unit washing machine daily rather than letting wet swimsuits pile up, since laundry becomes a real issue on a five-night-plus water park trip.
- ✓Book early for the aparthotel's small room count, since ULIVE's boutique scale means it sells out faster than larger hotels during peak season.
- ✓Walk to Charles Clore Beach in the late afternoon rather than midday, when the 14-minute route is more comfortable with tired kids.
Why we love it
- Full kitchen and washing machine
- City-view balconies in every unit
- 14-minute walk to Charles Clore Beach
- Fitness centre on-site
Why guests love itThe washing machine turned out to be the unsung hero of our stay, since five days of pool time meant swimsuits and towels needed real cleaning, not just drying on a rail. The balcony was where we ate breakfast most mornings, city view and all, and the walk to Charles Clore Beach became our regular late-afternoon cooldown after Memadion. Small but genuinely well equipped.