July 2026
High-Flying Luxury: Isrotel Announces Futuristic Eilat Hotel and Glamorous Desert Getaways
Brown Hotels and Israel Canada secure building approval for a luxurious five-star oasis directly connected to Terminal 3, transforming the travel experience for global jetssetters A Rooftop Pool Overlooking the Runways: Israel’s First Airport Hotel Is Coming to Ben Gurion
Israel’s leading hospitality brand is investing 3 billion shekels to elevate your next vacation with suspended pools, luxury crater camping, and pristine Sea of Galilee resorts
I srael’s vacation scene is getting a massive, ultra- luxury upgrade that will have international travelers rewriting their bucket lists. Isrotel, one of the country’s premier hospitality chains, has officially broken ground on a groundbreaking new hotel on Eilat’s northern shore. Designed to redefine the Red Sea skyline, the 217- room property will feature a jaw-dropping suspended swimming pool stretched high in the air between two 16-story towers. Guests can also look forward to state-of- the-art fitness facilities and trendy rooftop bars offering panoramic, uninterrupted views of the sparkling Red Sea. This architectural marvel is just the crown jewel of Isrotel’s ambitious 3 billion shekels investment plan, aimed at meeting the booming global demand for five-star, experiential travel in
I nternational travelers visiting Israel will soon have a world-class luxury stay waiting for them the moment they touch down. In a groundbreaking development for the country’s main international gateway, the national licensing authority has officially approved the building permit for the first- ever hotel located directly on-site at Ben Gurion Airport. Developed by the renowned Brown Hotels, part of the Israel Canada group, this ambitious five-star property will finally offer global flyers a seamless, high-end accommodation option right at the heart of the airport, eliminating the need to search for lodging outside the airport grounds. Designed by the prestigious Mann-Shinar Architects, the striking seven-story structure will be built immediately adjacent to Terminal 3,
the region. Beyond the glitz of Eilat, the hotel group is set to launch an exclusive luxury glamping complex directly inside the breathtaking Ramon Crater, offering an upscale way to experience the magic of the Negev Desert under the stars. Additionally, sun-seekers and history buffs alike will soon be able to relax at a brand-new resort nestled on the serene Amnon Beach along the shores of the Sea of Galilee (the Kinneret). According to Isrotel CEO Lior Raviv, traveler habits are shifting toward premium experiences, with luxury properties seeing high demand even ahead of the peak summer season. To ensure international visitors experience the absolute best of Israeli hospitality, Isrotel has also poured over 50 million shekels into upgrading its eight existing Eilat properties.
seamlessly integrated above the terminal’s
operational buildings. The hotel’s architectural layout is intentionally crafted to elevate the thrill of aviation, featuring a dramatic central atrium that floods the interior with natural light. Many of the spaces within the building are thoughtfully oriented to offer sweeping, front-row views of airplanes taxiing, taking off, and landing, creating an immersive atmosphere that celebrates the spirit of global travel. The property is set to feature approximately 260 beautifully appointed rooms alongside a premium suite of amenities tailored for both relaxation and productivity. Guests will have access to a state-of- the-art convention center, modern co-working spaces, fine dining restaurants, and a tranquil, full-service spa.
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