Stretching from Eilat in the south, the Israel Road runs the length of the country. Along this road, travelers will find one of Israel’s true secret gems -Netanya.

Located on the Mediterranean coast between Haifa and Tel Aviv, the city of Netanya is a subtle but effective tourist destination. It’s rich in amenities and big on entertainment, but remains calmer, less hurried, and ultimately more relaxing than some of Israel’s other tourist centers.

If you’re on the lookout for a good Netanya hotel, you won’t be disappointed. The city – which is the capital of the Sharon Coastal Plain district – is home to a variety of hotels, many of which are high-end establishments. From luxury boutique hotels to state-of-the-art suite accommodation, all equipped with all of the amenities you could ever need, there’s plenty to be found here.

Visitors looking for a business hotel in Netanya are also in luck. There are a number of establishments offering business and corporate accommodation, each of which allows for easy passage to Netanya’s business and industry districts. This includes the Diamond District, one of the city’s most important business regions.

From any hotel in Netanya you can explore all that the city has to offer, and the city has plenty to offer. From museums (Pninat Shabtai Museum, Diamimon Diamond Museum) to markets, from food bazaars to a picturesque sycamore tree that’s 1,000-years-old, there’s something for everyone. Your Netanya hotel also allows you to experience the city’s shopping district.

There’s not a Netanya hotel that doesn’t offer easy access to the beach, which is of course the city’s number one tourist attraction.

Stretching for 12 kilometers, the white sands meet the lapping waters of the Mediterranean while rugged cliffs overlook proceedings. This is the perfect place to be a beach bum, taking in the rays, bathing in the sea, or enjoying any number of other pursuits. If you’re particularly brave you might even want to join those other daredevils soaring from the cliffs on hang gliders.

From your Netanya hotel you’ll also be able to explore some of the city’s picturesque natural landscapes. The Iris Reservation, which sit upon Netanya’s famed cliffs, are particularly popular, especially in February and March when the flowers are in bloom. Alternatively, your hotel in Netanya also makes a good starting point from which to enjoy the region’s many wineries, where you can indulge in a spot of winetasting.