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De Niro’s Nobu Hospitality to open luxury hotel in Tel Aviv

Nobu Hotel Tel Aviv will feature 38 guest rooms, a large garden, a fitness center and swimming pool, spacious outdoor grounds, a private rooftop for hosting events, and, of course, a Nobu restaurant.

Actor Robert De Niro meets Israeli President Shimon Peres in Jerusalem on June 18, 2013. Photo b y Mark Neyman/GPO/Flash90
Actor Robert De Niro meets Israeli President Shimon Peres in Jerusalem on June 18, 2013. Photo b y Mark Neyman/GPO/Flash90

Robert De Niro’s Nobu Hospitality group will be opening a luxury hotel in Tel Aviv.

Nobu Hotel Tel Aviv will be located at 55 Rothschild Blvd. and 66 Ahad Ha’am St., and will feature 38 guest rooms, a large garden, a fitness center and swimming pool, spacious outdoor grounds, a private rooftop for hosting events, and, of course, a Nobu restaurant.

Nobu Hospitality was founded in 2013 by De Niro, Hollywood producer Meir Teper and chef Nobu Matsuhisa. The signature Nobu restaurant in New York City, started back in 1993 in Tribeca, is consistently ranked one of the best restaurants in the United States and now has establishments all over the world.

“To come to Tel Aviv in this location with partners and good friends, Gerry and Heather, is the perfect congruence for us all,” said Teper.

“Coupled with Tel Aviv’s presence as a major high-tech and business center, and the strong tourism market in the city, the project fits perfectly with our global clientele,” said Nobu CEO Trevor Horwell.

Nobu Hospitality has award-winning luxury hotels in London, Ibiza Bay, Palo Alto, Las Vegas, Manila, Miami Beach, Malibu, and Marbella, with additional hotels in development in development in Riyadh, Los Cabos, Barcelona, São Paulo, Toronto, Chicago and Atlanta.

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