Fattal Hotel Chain Plans 12 New Israeli Hotels by 2030
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Fattal Hotel chain announced plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by the end of 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms. The expansion includes luxury hotels, boutique hotels, a water park, and a villa complex across various Israeli locations. The first three hotels are set to open in 2027, with the full rollout concluding in 2030. The company is also investing in renovations of existing properties.
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- Fattal Hotel chain will open 12 new hotels in Israel by the end of 2030.
- The expansion will add over 2,000 rooms to the chain's Israeli portfolio.
- New hotels are planned for Tel Aviv, Eilat, Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and the Kinneret.
- The first three new hotels are scheduled to open in 2027.
- Fattal is also investing in renovations of its existing 64 Israeli hotels.
- The chain operates 332 hotels in 22 countries worldwide.
Israel's Fattal Hotel chain announced plans to open 12 new hotels across Israel by the end of 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms to its portfolio. The ambitious expansion includes luxury and boutique hotels in Tel Aviv and Eilat, new hotels in Jerusalem, a water park at the Dead Sea, and a villa complex on the Kinneret's shores. The company unveiled these plans at an event in Herzliya.
The rollout begins in 2027 with three hotels: Platinum Hotel in Tel Aviv in March, Lilienblum Hotel in Tel Aviv in April, and NYX Hotel in Jerusalem in June. In 2028, three more are slated to open: Herbert Samuel in Jerusalem in September, NYX Dead Sea, and the luxury Adom Hotel in Eilat in December. Four hotels are scheduled for 2029, including Avra at the Dead Sea in January, Ein Gev Hotel on the Kinneret in April, Ron Hotel in Jerusalem in July, and Leonardo Boutique Eilat in December. The expansion concludes in 2030 with two more hotels: Gat Rimon in Tel Aviv in July and Beit Alliance in Jerusalem in December.
Notable projects include the NYX Dead Sea hotel, which will feature a new water park, and a luxury hotel in Ein Gev with approximately 120 villas, many overlooking the Kinneret, alongside a spa and wellness center. In Eilat, the Adom Hotel will boast a rooftop pool with views of the Red Sea and Eilat Mountains, while the Leonardo Boutique Eilat will offer around 142 rooms, over 50 with private pools.
Alongside new constructions, Fattal is investing hundreds of millions of shekels in renovating and upgrading existing hotels, including properties in Tel Aviv, Haifa, the Kinneret, Dead Sea, Jerusalem, Eilat, Negev, and Ashdod. Co-CEO Nadav Fattal stated that the company continued its development plans and investments despite challenging times for the tourism industry, expressing faith in Israeli tourism's future.
Fattal also presented its two hotel collections: Fattal Limited Edition, focusing on luxury hotels where the property itself is the destination, and Fattal Colors, comprising urban boutique hotels near entertainment and cultural hubs. Maya Shalo, VP of Marketing and Sales, explained that these collections cater to different traveler preferences. The chain currently operates 332 hotels in 22 countries, with 64 hotels in Israel, 49 operational and 15 under construction.
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