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MaarivCulture

New Luxury Hotel With Private Pools Approved in Caesarea

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

A new luxury hotel with 108 rooms, private pools, a spa, and a chef's restaurant has been approved for construction in Caesarea, Israel. This is the first hotel permit granted in the area in about sixty years. The hotel will be operated by the Gordonia chain and is expected to boost tourism in the prominent coastal destination. Construction is slated to begin soon.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A new luxury hotel with 108 rooms and private pools has been approved in Caesarea.
  • This is the first hotel permit granted in Caesarea in approximately 60 years.
  • The hotel will be operated by the luxury Gordonia hotel chain.
  • The project includes a spa, chef's restaurant, and integration with the existing golf complex.
  • Six other hotels are currently under construction along the nearby Carmel coast.
New Luxury Hotel With Private Pools Approved in Caesarea
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For the first time in approximately sixty years, a permit has been granted for the construction of a new luxury hotel in Caesarea, Israel. The hotel will feature 108 rooms and suites, each with private pools, alongside a central swimming pool, a spa complex, a chef's restaurant, and leisure areas. The project, designed by Feigin Architects, is planned to integrate with the existing Naot Golf complex and its green surroundings, incorporating shaded roofs, outdoor spaces, and pools.

The hotel will be operated by the Gordonia hotel chain, known for its luxury and boutique establishments. This development marks a significant expansion of hotel infrastructure in the area, with six other hotels currently under construction along the Carmel coast.

Officials highlighted Caesarea's status as a prominent tourist destination and expressed confidence that the new hotel, combined with the region's existing tourist, cultural, and leisure attractions, will significantly contribute to its continued development and meet the high demand for tourism, culinary experiences, and recreation.

The development company, which also has an execution arm, is preparing to commence construction in the coming days with its joint execution company, Yesodot. They believe the combination of the location, hotel environment, architectural design, and the partnership with Gordonia will result in a high-quality hospitality product.

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