- CEO
- Shlomi Tahan
- Full Time Employees
- 3,252
- Sector
- Consumer services
- Industry
- Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines
- Address
- 111 Hayarkon Street Tel Aviv TA Israel 63571
- IPO Date
- Jan 1, 1982
- Business
- Dan Hotels Ltd (DANH.TA) owns and operates a chain of luxury hotels primarily in Israel, with additional international properties and ancillary hospitality services. The company manages 18 hotels totaling approximately 4,300 rooms, including flagship properties such as the King David Jerusalem (233 rooms) and Dan Tel Aviv (293 rooms), both members of the Leading Hotels of the World; Dan Panorama properties in Jerusalem (289 rooms), Tel Aviv (478 rooms), Haifa (264 rooms), and Eilat (277 rooms); Dan Eilat (375 rooms), Neptune Eilat (280 rooms), Dan Caesarea (116 rooms), Dan Accadia Herzliya (208 rooms), Dan Carmel Haifa (227 rooms), Ruth Zefat (77 rooms), Mary's Well Nazareth (226 rooms), Link Hotel & Hub TLV (94 rooms), and Dan Boutique Jerusalem (129 rooms); as well as The Den Bengaluru in India (226 rooms). It also operates five VIP business lounges at Ben Gurion Airport in partnership with QAS; owns the King David Tower in Tel Aviv with apartments and commercial space and a one-third stake in Haifa's Panorama Mall; runs the Dan Gourmet school for hotel professionals and culinary arts in collaboration with ORT Israel; and provides catering services through its subsidiary Idit Tiv ve Taim. Dan Hotels serves business and leisure travelers with high-end guestrooms, suites, culinary offerings, business facilities, loyalty program E-DAN Club, and amenities including pools, spas, and event spaces, targeting markets in Israel, North America, and select international destinations. Founded in 1947 and headquartered at 111 Hayarkon Street in Tel Aviv, Israel, the company operates as a subsidiary of Federmann Enterprises Ltd and employs around 3,500 staff. In October 2025, Dan Hotels expanded into the US market for the first time by acquiring New York's 264-room Nomo Soho hotel in Manhattan from Sapir Corporation for $125 million, marking a significant step in its international growth strategy following its 2017 entry into India.