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Luxury Hotel to Be Built in Caesarea, First in 60 Years

The Hof HaCarmel Local Planning and Building Committee has issued a building permit for a new luxury hotel in Caesarea, marking the first hotel permit granted in the area in approximately 60 years. The project is a collaboration between the Amram Avraham Group and the Shi Hai Group, also spelled Chi Hai Group by Ice. Construction is expected to begin in the coming days in the Neot Golf neighborhood.

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  1. 01A building permit has been issued for a new luxury hotel in Caesarea, the first in approximately 60 years.
  2. 02The project is a partnership between the Amram Avraham Group and the Shi Hai Group, representing an investment of over 100 million shekels.
  3. 03The hotel will feature 108 rooms and suites, some with private pools, a spa, and a chef's restaurant.
  4. 04The Gordonia hotel chain has been selected to operate the new luxury boutique establishment.
  5. 05Feigin Architects designed the tiered structure to integrate with the existing Neot Golf complex.
  6. 06Construction is scheduled to begin in the coming days in the Neot Golf neighborhood of Caesarea.
  7. 07The development is part of a broader tourism expansion, with six other hotels currently under construction along the Carmel coast.

With an investment exceeding 100 million shekels, the hotel will feature 108 rooms and suites, some of which will include private swimming pools. The property will also offer a central swimming pool, a spa complex, a chef's restaurant, and public areas for events and leisure. Designed by Feigin Architects, the tiered structure is planned to integrate with the existing Neot Golf complex and its green surroundings.

The hotel will be operated by the Gordonia chain, which specializes in luxury and boutique hotels and currently operates properties in Ma'ale Hachamisha and Zichron Yaakov. This development is part of a broader expansion into the hospitality sector by the Amram Avraham Group, which is currently advancing seven hotel projects across Israel. The new establishment aims to enhance luxury accommodation options in the Carmel Beach region, complementing the existing Dan Caesarea Hotel.

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