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Fattal Hotel Chain Unveils Ambitious Expansion Plan in Israel
The Fattal Hotel chain announced on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, a major expansion plan in Israel, aiming to open 12 new hotels and add over 2,000 rooms by 2030. The announcement, made at an event at the new THE YACHT hotel in Herzliya Marina, also includes significant investments in renovating and upgrading existing properties across the country.
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What happened
- 01Fattal Hotel chain will open 12 new hotels and add over 2,000 rooms in Israel by 2030.
- 02The expansion plans proceeded despite the challenges the Israeli hotel industry faced from the war.
- 03New hotels are under construction in Eilat, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Dead Sea.
- 04The chain is investing hundreds of millions of shekels to renovate existing properties across Israel.
- 05Fattal is introducing two new collections: Fattal Limited Edition for luxury and Fattal Colors for urban boutique hotels.
- 06The company currently operates 64 hotels in Israel and 332 hotels globally across 22 countries.
New projects are already under construction in Eilat, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Dead Sea, where the chain plans to open the Avra Hotel and a NYX hotel featuring a water park. In Tel Aviv, the luxury Platinum hotel will open and feature a new restaurant by the KISSO group. The chain is also investing hundreds of millions of shekels in upgrading existing properties in Haifa, Tiberias, Ashdod, the Negev, and other locations.
Fattal is restructuring its offerings into two distinct collections: Fattal Limited Edition, focusing on luxury experiences, and Fattal Colors, comprising urban boutique hotels. Co-CEO Nadav Fattal stated that these development plans proceeded despite the challenges the Israeli hotel industry has faced from the war and a decline in incoming tourism. The chain currently operates 64 hotels in Israel and 332 hotels globally across 22 countries.
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