Facilities

Rooftop And Swimming Pool

Wish to start the day with a refreshing swim high above the city or end the evening with a drink, overlooking a spectacular sunset?
A swimming pool (seasonal) awaits you, way up high on the hotel’s 16th floor roof, with a beautiful deck and stunning panoramic view of Ramat Gan and Tel Aviv. 
This is the place to pick up a nice tan, refresh yourself  and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view.
The pool is outdoor and seasonal. The swimming season will end on 03.11.24 and will resume on 15.4.25. ...
the opening hours of the pool:
Sunday - Saturday 10:00-17:00

The Hub

The breakfast awaits you at Roxon Urban Ramat Gan Hotel HUB. Here you can start the day with a variety of boutique cheeses, salad bar, selection of breads, sweet and savory pastries, a variety of jams and dips, muesli stand, smoked salmon, hard-boiled eggs, tea infusions, juices and excellent coffee. You can also start the day on the open terrace above the bustling street. On Fridays the hotel offers a brunch which is also open to the public. Diners are available usually at weekends.

Parking For Hotel Guests

Guests at Roxon Urban Ramat Gan Hotel enjoy covered parking at a special price of 40 NIS per day, subject to availability.
the entrance to the parking lot is from Alexander Street, between no 3 to no 5.

Roxon Urban Spa

Roxon Urban Spa that is on the 15th floor of the hotel, is the perfect place for the biggest moments in our lives, a moment to take a break, breath, wonder our thoughts into inner peace and find balance through our busy daily routine.
At the spa you will enjoy a variety of treatments from our professional therapists who will adapt the treatment and its intensity to you.

Synagogue

The synagogue at the hotel has approximately 100 seats (up to 120 seats with additional chairs).
The women's section has around 30 seats. It is located on the 4th floor. The Torah scroll is in the Ashkenazi tradition.
The hotel provides a Shabbat candle-lighting station and a Shabbat elevator. Kashrut certification by the Rabbanut of Ramat Gan.