This seafront apartment for rent in Tel Aviv sits on the 28th floor of the Isrotel Tower on Hayarkon Street, high enough that the sea is visible from every room, not just the ones facing the water. It’s a 3.5-room layout, with the half-room set up as a walk-in dressing area, two bathrooms, and 98 square meters of interior space. The balcony off the living room is 23 square meters and faces west, so it catches the sunset over the water most evenings rather than just the view during the day. The apartment has been fully renovated, and the building itself keeps up the same standard: a gym, a pool, a staffed lobby, and security on site.
Hayarkon Street at this end runs along Tel Aviv’s beachfront, and buildings like the Ishrotel Tower are part of why this stretch of the street holds its value — full-service towers with real amenities are still the exception here, not the rule. Anyone looking at a seafront apartment for rent in Tel Aviv usually ends up comparing a handful of these older but well-maintained towers against newer construction further from the water, and this one holds up well on both the view and the building itself. If you’re deciding between neighborhoods, our piece on premium seafront living in Tel Aviv covers what makes buildings directly on the water different from ones a few streets back, and our guide to renting an apartment in Tel Aviv walks through leases and deposits. You can also browse our current Tel Aviv rental apartments to see what else is available right now.
Highlights
- Sea views from every room, 28th floor
- 3.5 rooms, including a walk-in dressing area
- Two bathrooms, fully renovated
- 23 sqm west-facing balcony off the living room
- Building amenities: gym, pool, staffed lobby, and security
- Shared shelter in the building
Neighborhood: Beachfront
This stretch of Hayarkon Street sits directly on Tel Aviv’s beachfront, closer to the port than to the center of the promenade, with a mix of older established towers and newer construction. It’s quieter than the blocks further south, with direct beach access and less tourist density than nearer the hotels. For more on what full-service towers like this one offer compared to boutique buildings nearby, see our piece on Tel Aviv’s distinguished residential towers.
