Brown Lighthouse Tel Aviv by Brown Hotels
Brown Lighthouse Hotel Tel Aviv is a building in the city center that was once an office tower from the early 1970s called Migdalor, which means lighthouse in Hebrew. It has been renovated by Brown Hotels and contains mostly suites decorated in mid-century modern style, with many offering views of the skyline or private terraces with outdoor hot tubs.
The building was constructed in the early 1970s as an office tower named Migdalor, derived from the Hebrew word for lighthouse. After remaining unused for many years, it was renovated by Brown Hotels and transformed into a modern hotel.
The hotel sits in an area where the old and new parts of Tel Aviv blend together in daily life. Visitors walking nearby can experience how the city mixes historic streets with modern shops, cafes, and open-air markets that define the local rhythm.
The location sits in a busy area near Ben Yehuda Street and is within easy walking distance of major attractions like Meir Park, Dizengoff Center, and the beaches. Guests can borrow bicycles for free to explore the city, and staff at the round-the-clock reception are ready to assist with any questions or needs.
The building was originally an office space and was carefully redesigned by architect Nestor Sandbank, who kept original structures while adding modern elements. The lobby, which once housed offices for a travel company, is now an inviting entry space for guests.
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