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| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Industry | Hotels |
| Founded | 1981 |
| Founder | David Lewis |
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv, Israel |
Number of locations | 22 |
Area served | Israel |
Key people | Lior Raviv, CEO |
| Products | 22 Hotels Across Israel Isrotel Menta Diving Center |
| Revenue | ₪743 million |
| Total equity | ₪1.36 billion (2020) |
Number of employees | ~4,500 (2022) |
| Website | www.isrotel.co.il |
Isrotel Ltd. is an Israeli hotel chain. Most of its hotels are located in the city of Eilat. As of 2022, Isrotel operates 22 hotels, and related tourism services, including restaurants, spas, a diving center, and shopping centers.
History
Businessman David Lewis opened the Isrotel King Solomon Hotel in Eilat in 1980.[1] The hotel chain expanded to 12 hotels by 2011 and 19 by 2019 with plans to increase to 22 hotels by 2022 and 30 by 2025.
List of hotels
Isrotel manages 21 hotels across Israel:
Eilat
- Isrotel Royal Beach Eilat
- Isrotel King Solomon
- Isrotel Sport Club
- Isrotel Lagoona
- Isrotel Riviera
- Isrotel Royal Garden
- Isrotel Agamim
- Isrotel Yam Suf
Tel Aviv
- Isrotel Royal Beach Tel Aviv
- Isrotel Sea Tower (Formerly Isrotel Tower)
- Isrotel Port Tower
Jerusalem
- Isrotel Cramim Spa & Wine
- Isrotel Orient Jerusalem
Dead Sea
- Isrotel Nevo (Formerly Isrotel Dead Sea)
- Isrotel Noga (Formerly Isrotel Ganim)
Galilee
- Isrotel Mitzpeh Hayamim
- Isrotel Gomeh
Negev Desert
- Isrotel Beresheet
- Isrotel Ramon Inn
- Isrotel Kedma
Haifa
- Isrotel Carmel Forest Spa Resort
Herzliya
- Isrotel Publica Herzlyia
References
- ↑ Lipman, Jennifer (9 August 2011). "Isrotel founder David Lewis dies at 87". The Jewish Chronicle. Retrieved 10 July 2021.
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