Rendering of a room at the Modani.
Israel’s Leading Hotel Collection to Launch New Seaside Wellness Resort in Netanya in 2021.
NEW YORK – Dan Hotels, Israel's largest luxury hotel chain, announced it has signed a management agreement with Silverock Group Ltd., for the Modani luxury spa resort, subject to the approval of the Antitrust Commissioner. The property is slated to open at the end of 2021 and will join Dan's portfolio of 17 hotels, which includes the iconic King David hotel in Jerusalem.
The Modani hotel is situated on 14.3 acres in Havazelet Hasharon, just north of Netanya in central Israel. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean with private access to the beach, the Modani is a luxurious five-star deluxe spa resort featuring 169 rooms, including: 130 standard rooms, 14 suites and 25 suites with private garden areas, pools or terraces. This new property will be an integrative health and wellness resort, a unique hospitality concept in Israel, focusing on various health disciplines, a luxurious spa with 17 treatment rooms, a Turkish bath, hydrotherapy and more. Culinary staff at the new Modani hotel will prepare carefully balanced gourmet meals that can be enjoyed at a variety of indoor and outdoor venues.
Ronen Nissenbaum, CEO of Dan Hotels, commented: "We are proud to include this prestigious hotel with its unique concept of a health and wellness resort into the Dan Hotels chain. The Modani hotel will be managed according to the high standards of the Dan Hotels chain and offer a luxurious hospitality experience not yet seen in Israel."
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