Pool day passes in Tel Aviv
Book a pool day pass at 10 Tel Aviv hotels, from ₪180 pool-only entry to full spa fun days with breakfast and massage included.
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Tel Aviv's beachfront hotels line Hayarkon Street and the Mediterranean promenade, and most of them sell pool access to non-guests as part of a spa package rather than a standalone ticket. InterContinental David Tel Aviv runs the closest thing to a classic pool day pass, with a fixed-price "Escape Day" that pairs breakfast with pool time. Carlton Tel Aviv and The David Kempinski Tel Aviv anchor the higher end, with rooftop and infinity pools built into pricier spa-day packages.
Prices run from about ₪180 ($50) for pool-only entry at the Dan hotels up to ₪1,590 ($440) for a couples' spa package at the Sheraton Grand that bundles a massage and breakfast with pool access. Most packages fall in the ₪350–₪700 ($95–$190) range and include a treatment, spa facilities, and food alongside the pool.
Book by phone or online, and expect to reserve at least a day ahead, since Tel Aviv hotels treat these as limited-capacity spa slots rather than open pool tickets. Some packages run weekdays only or carry a weekend surcharge, and a couple of the city's best-known pools are guests-only with no day-pass option at all.
- InterContinental David Tel Aviv — ₪450 ($125) weekday breakfast-and-pool "Escape Day," the closest thing to a straight pool ticket
- Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv — from ₪1,290 ($355) for two, a couples' spa package built around a 50-minute massage plus pool
- Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv Beach — ₪350–₪700 ($95–$190), heated outdoor pool bundled into Crown Spa treatment packages
- Carlton Tel Aviv — ₪450–₪550 ($125–$150), 15th-floor rooftop pool and jacuzzi with a 45-minute massage
- Dan Panorama Tel Aviv — ₪180 ($50) pool-only entry, sea-view pool with breakfast and spa add-ons
- Dan Tel Aviv Hotel — ₪210 ($58) pool-only entry, choice of outdoor saltwater pool or heated indoor pool
- The David Kempinski Tel Aviv — ₪685–₪885 ($190–$245), infinity pool paired with a 70-minute spa treatment
- Brown BoBo Tel Aviv — from ₪250 ($70), rooftop plunge pool with a boutique Adama Spa package
- Herods Tel Aviv By The Beach — from ₪350 ($95), spa package with a ₪70–₪100 ($20–$28) pool access add-on
- Royal Beach Tel Aviv — ₪680–₪750 ($190–$205), beachfront pool with breakfast and massage included
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How much does a pool day pass in Tel Aviv cost?
Pool-only entry at the Dan hotels starts around ₪180 ($50), while full spa-day packages that bundle a massage and breakfast with pool access run ₪350–₪885 ($95–$245). The priciest option is the Sheraton's couples' package at ₪1,290–₪1,590 ($355–$440) for two.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| InterContinental David Tel Aviv | ₪450 / $125 (weekday) | Straightforward breakfast-and-pool day |
| Dan Panorama Tel Aviv | ₪180 / $50 | Cheapest pool-only entry |
| Dan Tel Aviv Hotel | ₪210 / $58 | Saltwater and heated indoor pools |
| Brown BoBo Tel Aviv | ₪250 / $70 | Boutique rooftop plunge pool |
| Herods Tel Aviv By The Beach | ₪350+ / $95+ | Budget beachfront spa package |
| Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv Beach | ₪350–₪700 / $95–$190 | Heated pool with treatment options |
| Carlton Tel Aviv | ₪450–₪550 / $125–$150 | Rooftop pool and jacuzzi |
| Royal Beach Tel Aviv | ₪680–₪750 / $190–$205 | Beachfront pool with breakfast |
| The David Kempinski Tel Aviv | ₪685–₪885 / $190–$245 | Infinity pool, longest treatment |
| Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv | ₪1,290+ / $355+ (for two) | Couples' spa day |
Do Tel Aviv pool day passes include a spa treatment?
Usually, yes. Tel Aviv's day-pass market is spa-led rather than pool-led, so most hotels sell a "yom keif" (fun day) or "yom pinuk" (pampering day) package that bundles a massage or spa-facility access with pool time, rather than a standalone pool ticket. The David Kempinski Tel Aviv, Carlton Tel Aviv, and Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv all require booking a treatment to get pool access. The exceptions are Dan Panorama Tel Aviv and Dan Tel Aviv Hotel, which both sell pool-only entry without a spa add-on, and InterContinental David Tel Aviv, where the Escape Day pairs pool access with breakfast rather than a treatment.
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Tel Aviv?
At the 10 hotels above, yes, with advance booking. Elsewhere in the city, pool access is typically restricted to overnight guests. The Setai Tel Aviv, The Norman Tel Aviv, and the seasonal saltwater pool at Herbert Samuel Opera Tel Aviv all confirm guests-only access with no published day-pass option. If a hotel pool doesn't take non-guests, the public Gordon Pool on the Tel Aviv boardwalk is a reliable Olympic-sized backup that anyone can pay to enter.
Where to stay in Tel Aviv
Most of the pool day pass hotels sit right on Hayarkon Street and the beach promenade, which is the easiest base if a swim is the main plan for the day. If you'd rather stay somewhere with more character and take a short walk or cab to the beach, Rothschild Boulevard and Neve Tzedek put you among Tel Aviv's Bauhaus architecture, cafes, and boutiques instead.
The Norman Tel Aviv is the standout splurge here, a restored Rothschild Boulevard property with its own rooftop pool and an acclaimed restaurant downstairs. Hotel Montefiore is a smaller, design-led choice nearby in a restored 1920s townhouse, good for couples who want character over big hotel amenities.
If Old Jaffa's cobblestone alleys and flea market appeal more than the beach strip, The Jaffa Hotel sets a minimalist 5-star hotel inside a converted 19th-century building, with a courtyard pool of its own and Jaffa's old town on your doorstep.
InterContinental David Tel Aviv
Set on the beachfront at the northern end of Hayarkon Street, the InterContinental David Tel Aviv has an outdoor pool deck facing the Mediterranean, a short walk from the marina and the old port.
The Escape Day pass costs ₪450 ($125) for adults and ₪380 ($105) for children Sunday through Wednesday, rising to ₪550 ($150) adult / ₪480 ($130) child Thursday and Friday. It includes breakfast from 6:30 to 10:30am and pool access from 9am to 5pm, no spa treatment required.
Book online through the hotel's own booking page, which issues a prepaid voucher by email. This is the most straightforward pool-and-breakfast day of the group, without a mandatory massage add-on.
Book direct: telaviv.intercontinental.com/product/escape-day-bookable — or call +180 945 3777
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The Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv sits on the beachfront promenade south of the marina, and its pool day offering runs through the hotel's Horizon Spa rather than a front-desk pool ticket.
The Horizon Spa package for two starts at ₪1,290 ($355), covering a 50-minute massage per person plus pool access. Adding breakfast brings the package to ₪1,590 ($440) for two. This is priced per couple, not per person, which makes it one of the better per-head values on this list if you're visiting with a partner.
Book online, by phone, or via WhatsApp. The package is built around the spa treatment, so pool-only access isn't sold separately here.
Book direct: spaplus.co.il/en/horizon_spa — or call 03-9638521
Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv Beach
Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv Beach faces the seafront and pairs its heated outdoor pool with the hotel's Crown Spa, offering a range of treatment-led day packages rather than a single fixed price.
Crown Spa day packages run ₪350–₪700 ($95–$190) for one person, with pool access included as part of the spa facility pass alongside the heated outdoor pool, sauna, and gym. The range covers everything from a single treatment to fuller packages, so it's worth confirming the exact tier when booking.
Book online, by phone, or via WhatsApp, and expect to specify which treatment tier you want since pricing varies by package.
Book direct: spaplus.co.il/en/Crowne_Plaza_Tel_Aviv_Spa — or call 03-9638455
Carlton Tel Aviv
Carlton Tel Aviv sits at the northern end of the beach promenade near the marina, and its pool is on the 15th floor with rooftop views over the Mediterranean.
The Day Fun (Yom Keif) package costs ₪450 ($125) on weekdays and ₪550 ($150) on weekends, and includes a 45-minute massage plus access to the rooftop pool and jacuzzi. Adding breakfast costs an extra ₪90 ($25).
Book online through the hotel's reservations site or by phone. The rooftop setting is one of the better views among Tel Aviv's day-pass pools.
Book direct: carlton.co.il/he/good2know — or call +972-3-5201818
Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
Dan Panorama Tel Aviv overlooks the Mediterranean from the beachfront strip, and its pool faces the sea rather than being enclosed on a rooftop.
Pool-only entry costs around ₪180 ($50) for adults and ₪130 ($35) for children. The hotel also sells a fuller Fun Day spa package at around ₪850 ($235) that adds breakfast and a spa massage on top of pool access.
Book through the Dan Hotels website or by phone. This is the cheapest confirmed pool-only entry in the city, useful if you don't want a spa treatment bundled in.
Book direct: danhotels.com/Lobby/FunDays — or call +972-3-7408979
Dan Tel Aviv Hotel
Dan Tel Aviv Hotel sits on the beachfront promenade and is one of the few properties in the city with two distinct pools: an outdoor saltwater pool and a heated indoor pool.
Pool-only entry runs around ₪210 ($58). The hotel's fuller Fun Day package, at around ₪850 ($235), adds breakfast prepared by the hotel's culinary team plus a spa massage on top of pool access.
Book through the Dan Hotels website or by phone, using the same Fun Days booking flow as Dan Panorama.
Book direct: danhotels.com/Lobby/FunDays — or call +972-3-7408979
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv
The David Kempinski Tel Aviv sits at the top end of the beachfront strip, and its infinity pool is the centerpiece of the hotel's OKOA Spa.
The OKOA Spa day package costs ₪685–₪885 ($190–$245), covering a 70-minute treatment plus access to the infinity pool and fitness centre. This is the longest spa treatment bundled into any pool day package in the city.
The hotel's site doesn't expose full package tiers online, so call or use the online contact form to confirm current pricing and availability before visiting.
Book direct: kempinski.com/en/the-david-kempinski-tel-aviv/luxury-spa — or call +972 3-776-8888
Brown BoBo Tel Aviv
Brown BoBo Tel Aviv is a boutique property with a rooftop plunge pool, smaller in scale than the beachfront chain hotels but with a design-led spa to match.
The Adama Spa "Earth Package" starts at ₪250 ($70) for spa access and breakfast, with pool access as an add-on. A fuller package combining massage, gym, and pool runs ₪440–₪475 ($120–$130).
Book by phone or through spaplus.co.il under the "bobo_tlv_spa" listing. The rooftop plunge pool is small, so this suits a quiet afternoon rather than a full day of swimming.
Book direct: brownhotels.com/brown-bobo-hotel-spa — or call +972-3-717 0300
Herods Tel Aviv By The Beach
Herods Tel Aviv By The Beach sits directly on Hayarkon Street facing the sea, with a spa program that offers one of the cheaper entry points into a Tel Aviv pool day.
Spa packages start from ₪350 ($95), with pool access available as an add-on for ₪70–₪100 ($20–$28) on top of the base treatment. This makes it one of the more budget-friendly ways to combine a spa visit with pool time.
The hotel's own spa page didn't list full current pricing at the time of research, so call ahead to confirm the pool add-on and availability before booking.
Book direct: herods-hotels.com/herods-hotels/herods-tel-aviv/spa — or call +972-3-5110000
Royal Beach Tel Aviv
Royal Beach Tel Aviv, part of the Isrotel group, sits on Hayarkon Street facing the beach, with an outdoor pool and a separate kids' pool set on a large sundeck.
The day package runs ₪680–₪750 ($190–$205) and includes breakfast, a massage, and pool access. It's one of the few packages on this list with dedicated family-friendly pool space alongside the main pool.
The hotel's special-offers booking page wasn't accessible directly at the time of research, so call ahead to confirm current pricing and reserve.
Book direct: isrotel.com/isrotel-hotels/tel-aviv/royal-beach-tel-aviv — or call 03-7405000
Frequently asked questions
Does The Norman Tel Aviv offer a pool day pass?
No. The Norman's rooftop pool is explicitly reserved for overnight guests only, despite frequent mentions in "best pools in Tel Aviv" lists. There's no published day-pass rate, so don't count on it for a non-guest visit.
Are children allowed on Tel Aviv hotel pool day passes?
Yes, at most properties. InterContinental David Tel Aviv publishes a child rate (₪380 / $105) alongside its adult price, and Dan Panorama Tel Aviv lists a ₪130 ($35) child rate for pool-only entry. Spa-led packages at hotels like Carlton and Kempinski are generally priced per adult and less geared toward kids since they're built around a treatment.
Are Tel Aviv pool day passes available year-round?
Mostly, but check seasonality before booking in winter. Some outdoor pools, including Herbert Samuel Opera Tel Aviv's saltwater pool, close for the off-season and reopen in spring. The Metropolitan Hotel Tel Aviv's pool runs on a reduced Thursday-to-Saturday schedule outside peak months. The hotels listed above with confirmed pricing operate their pool day packages year-round, though it's worth confirming hours a day or two ahead.
More pool day passes near Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv's pool day-pass market is spa-led rather than pool-led, with most hotels bundling access into a treatment package instead of selling a standalone ticket. For a similar mix of rooftop hotel pools and spa-day pricing on the eastern Mediterranean, Thessaloniki in Greece follows the same pattern. Along Turkey's Aegean coast, Kusadasi takes a different approach built around aquapark resorts rather than city-hotel spas.