Where to stay
Hotels, guesthouses and hostels I have checked, and a quick way to search short-term rentals by neighbourhood.
Checked places
In or near the city, each with its source and the date I checked it. I take no booking fees from these.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Beachfront resort hotel with 208 rooms and suites, recently upgraded (Chalet wing, garden and terrace rooms); listed on the Herzliya rabbinate kashrut list.
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Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Seafront hotel in Herzliya Pituach with event halls for up to 400 guests and the adults-only (18+) Shizen spa; run by Tamares Hotels.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Suite hotel near the beach with a kosher certificate from the Herzliya rabbinate, accessible rooms and a seasonal pool.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Fattal (Leonardo) beachfront hotel on the marina, with a spa and rooftop complex.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Fattal (Leonardo) design hotel with 179 rooms in the Herzliya Pituach business district, with a rooftop bar (closed in winter).
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Isrotel hotel in the Herzliya Pituach hi-tech district, near the marina, Accadia beach and Seven Stars Mall; rooftop pool closed in winter.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Long-established hotel on the hill above Sharon beach; its site shows rooms and facilities with no closure notice (2026).
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
Luxury hotel on Herzliya Marina with a spa; listed on the Herzliya rabbinate kashrut list.
Hotels · Herzliya Pituach
New 325-room hotel directly on the Herzliya Marina breakwater, part of Fattal's Limited Edition collection; taking bookings in 2026.
Short-term rentals
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Villas and luxury flats between the sea and the coastal highway, with the marina, hotel strip and high-tech zone. Embassy residences; rents are among Israel's highest.
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Small western neighbourhood by Apollonia National Park and the Sidna Ali beach: older blocks and houses, some replaced by big new villas; four shuls and a community centre.
Between the coastal highway and the railway along Nordau St: older 2-4 storey buildings and villas, the Brandeis school, the Nordau pool and a library with English fiction.
New high-rise neighbourhood north of Kibbutz Galil Yam, with the Shimon Peres education campus and a wide park along its south edge.
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Herzliya's northernmost neighbourhood, about 2 km from the centre; the old ma'abara site was cleared in the 2000s for new housing. Tripolitan and Yemenite shuls.
Northern neighbourhood from the 1950s: 1970s blocks (many upgraded under Tama 38) and older semi-detached houses, the Ilanot school and four shuls.
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Eastern neighbourhood on the Ra'anana boundary, mostly late-1950s blocks with big urban-renewal plans; the Lia community centre and library (with Russian books). The lowest average rent in the sample.
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Eastern neighbourhood by the fields of Givat Hen, partly traditional-religious, with many shuls, the religious Rambam school and a women's mikveh.
Southern neighbourhood on the Ramat HaSharon boundary with many cottages and villas, one of the city's sought-after areas; Zeev junior high.
Southern neighbourhood of older houses and small flats, with a large pinui-binui project in its centre (2023-2026); the Nina centre and accessible library.
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High-rise neighbourhood in south Herzliya, west of Ben Gurion St, with a members' sports centre and pool; the Tzameret towers are across the road.
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The old moshava core around Sokolov and Ben Gurion: shops, City Hall, the main library, the Great Synagogue and the most buses. Smaller, older flats.
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Built in the late 1950s; its buildings were demolished in 2026 for a pinui-binui project and high-rises are going up. A mixed population including newer olim from the former USSR.
Central-north area between HaBrigada HaYehudit and Yigal Alon, with the Yochanani and Brenner schools; rents range from about 8,300 NIS (east) to 15,900 NIS (west).
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