The Margoza Tel Aviv-Jaffa boutique hotel
Boutique hotels travel guideThe Margoza Tel Aviv-Jaffa boutique hotel is located in the heart of Jaffa, near the port, Old Jaffa and the lively flea market. From 20 square meters to 35 square meters, the hotel has decorated rooms of varying sizes. All rooms have balconies overlooking Old Jaffa, a shower room with a double shower head, a smart TV that is connected to the IP TV system, fast wireless internet available throughout the hotel, coffee/tea set with electric kettle, mini fridge, safe, and hair dryer. There is an underground parking space available based on availability at the hotel.
Meetings, events, and social gatherings can be held in the hotel’s newly designed and modern meeting room that’s equipped with the best multimedia equipment.
With an innovative combination of modern-minimalist design and traditional oriental motifs, the hotel’s design is reminiscent of the Jaffa oranges and pastoral orchards that were on the hotel’s site about 90 years ago.
Breakfast
The breakfast at Margoza Hotel presents an abundance of freshness, quality, delicacy, freshness, colors, creativity and originality. All ingredients are bought from the best places and prepared on site. Nothing was spared in order to bring the guest to a storm of tastes, smells and perfect pleasure.
The kitchen is in charge of two local chefs who take the trouble to give a result that can be read about by thousands of compliments on the Internet. The display and flavors are a culinary experience designed to stimulate and delight all the senses.
Lobby bar
In the snack bar, which is active 24/7, you will always find hot and cold drinks, iced coffee, pastries, fruits, dried fruits, wine, snacks and more.
A meeting room at the Margoza Hotel continues the design line and the special atmosphere of Jaffa with the special chic of a Jaffa boutique hotel that guarantees you a meeting on a different level. The place will be arranged for seating according to your request, around a large yeshiva table (up to 24 guests), in a theater arrangement (up to 36 guests). Or in a circle/circles arrangement for up to 28 guests.
The place contains visual aids that include a 65-inch screen and/or a 200-inch projector with a connection to a local or external computer, a printer, a portable microphone, an audio system with six peripheral speakers that can also connect to phones, an Internet connection, a flip chart, Wi-Fi Fi and sheets/pen for each participant. We serve freely during the day a selection of quality coffee and tea in different flavors, cold drinks (oranges, lemonade and water), yeast cakes and croissants baked in the hotel and served hot and fresh with vegetables.
Jaffa has a long historical past of over 3000 years when for many years its ancient port was the gateway to the Holy Land. One of the streets adjacent to which the hotel is located is Yehuda Margoza Street, hence the name of the hotel. Ragusa was the name of the city now called Dubrovnik in Croatia and Yehuda Halevi was a Jewish rabbi who immigrated to Israel at the end of the 19th century and was the chief rabbi of Jaffa. Rabbi Yehuda Halevi known as Yehuda Margoza was also a gardener and the area on which the hotel building was built was once an orchard and a hint of this can be seen in the patio leading to the entrance to the hotel where citrus trees were planted. Rabbi Yehuda Margoza was accepted and appreciated by both the Jewish residents of Jaffa and the Arab residents of Jaffa.
Perfect location a short walk away
A minute and a half walking distance from the flea market
A 7-minute walk from the clock tower in Jaffa
A 7-minute walk from the Old Jaffa area, St. Peter’s Church, the Tel Aviv observation deck and the events center
Walking distance of 7 minutes from the port and marina of Jaffa
An 8-minute walk from the beginning of Tel Aviv’s promenade
A 12-minute walk to Gesher Theater and Noga complex
Walking distance of 12 minutes from Jaffa beach (unannounced) or 16 minutes to Charles Clore beach (announced)
12 minute walk to Bloomfield Stadium
And soon… 8 minutes walk to the red line of the light rail!