Apartments for Rent on Ben Yehuda Street & the Old North, Tel Aviv
Ben Yehuda Street runs one block in from the beach, from the city center all the way up into the Old North — and TLV2GO runs its own aparthotel buildings right on it. Furnished apartments at 107 and 185 Ben Yehuda St, and around the corner at 288 Dizengoff in the Old North: all hotel-run, honestly photographed, and booked in minutes for a few nights or a few months.
Two addresses on Ben Yehuda Street itself
Mr. Montana sits at 107 Ben Yehuda by the Frishman corner: the sea is a three-minute walk straight down the street. Mr. Ben Yehuda is at No. 185, where the street turns quiet and residential at the edge of the Old North. Both are our own buildings: the same team furnishes them, photographs them honestly, cleans to hotel standard and answers the phone.
Every apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchen, espresso machine, smart TV, fast Wi-Fi and fresh linens. You book online with instant confirmation, and check-in at 3:00 PM works with a code to the key safe — no host approval, no waiting.
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Three buildings, a short walk apart
Choose your corner of the neighborhood: on Ben Yehuda in the lively beach stretch, on Ben Yehuda at its calm northern end, or on Dizengoff in the heart of the Old North. Same standard, same team, three minutes to ten from the sand.
A week by the beach or a season up north
The same apartment works as a short-term rental for a beach week or a project, and as a monthly rental when Tel Aviv becomes home base — and the Old North is exactly where relocating families settle. The rate improves the longer you stay. Just tell us your dates.
Everything included, booked direct
The rate you see is the rate you pay. Cleaning, linens, utilities, internet and municipal charges are already inside, and booking direct means no platform commission — the same promise behind our Airbnb alternative stays across the city.
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What’s outside the front door
From 107 Ben Yehuda: Frishman Beach in three minutes and Dizengoff Square’s cafes in five. From No. 185 and from 288 Dizengoff: the Old North’s Bauhaus streets, Basel Square, Park HaYarkon and the Tel Aviv Port promenade, all on foot. Buses run the length of Ben Yehuda and Dizengoff; most guests simply walk.
Who stays in this neighborhood
Beach-first travelers who want the sea before breakfast. Families and relocating professionals who choose the Old North for its calm streets and playgrounds. Remote workers who like a cafe corner every hundred meters. Anyone who wants apartment space with hotel accountability.
A hotel team behind every front door
A real living room, a kitchen you will cook in, a bedroom with a door that closes — and a local team a few streets away that owns the problem when something needs fixing, within the hour. That is the difference between an apartment you rented and an apartment that is run for you.
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Send us your dates and how many people are coming, and we will come back the same day with the apartments free on Ben Yehuda and in the Old North, the exact price for your stay, and how soon you can move in.
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Frequently asked questions
How close are the apartments to the beach?
From Mr. Montana at 107 Ben Yehuda the beach is about a three-minute walk down Frishman. From Mr. Ben Yehuda at No. 185 it is five to seven minutes, and from Mr. Brooklyn on Dizengoff about ten. No apartment here is more than a short stroll from the sea.
Which part of Tel Aviv is this, exactly?
Ben Yehuda Street runs parallel to the beach from the center up to the Yarkon. No. 107 sits in the lively beach stretch, No. 185 near the quiet northern end, and 288 Dizengoff in the Old North: the residential heart of Tel Aviv, known for its Bauhaus buildings, Basel Square and the Port.
Can I stay for a month or longer?
Yes. The same apartments work as monthly rentals, and the rate improves for weekly and monthly bookings. Many of our Old North guests are relocating families and professionals staying a season.
Is it easy to get around without a car?
Very. Buses run the length of Ben Yehuda and Dizengoff, the beach promenade takes you south on foot or by bike, and Park HaYarkon connects east. Most guests never need a car; paid parking lots are nearby if you bring one.
Are the apartments furnished and serviced?
Fully. Equipped kitchen, espresso machine, smart TV, fast Wi-Fi, fresh linens and hotel-grade cleaning, with utilities, internet and municipal charges already in the rate.
How does check-in work?
Check-in is at 3:00 PM. Entry instructions arrive by email before you arrive, including a code to the key safe holding your apartment key, so you can let yourself in whenever you land.
