Parking, directions and accessibility

Free parking by the entrance and directions to Mandarin Events in Tel Aviv

Everything guests need to know: a large free car park at Tzuk Beach, directions from Tel Aviv and Herzliya, public transport, and step-free access for strollers and wheelchairs.

Mandarin Events at a glance

Capacity: 20–250 guests, two modular halls
Kosher: Meat or dairy chef menus - Rabbanut up to mehadrin (Badatz, Landau or Machpoud)
Open for events: Sun–Thu, Friday midday and Saturday night (closed on Shabbat)
Location: Hatzuk Beach, north Tel Aviv — steps from the shoreline
Parking: Free, unlimited parking, even at busy hours
Valid business license, compliant protected space, insurance & force majeure: Events with no gathering limit and postponement for external constraints
Price per guest: 170–490 NIS, depending on event type and menu
Audio & visual: Projectors, TVs, wireless mics, stage and podium
Sound & lighting: Advanced sound and lighting system with a dedicated technical manager
House catering: Amnon & Tamar — 30 years of experience, present at every event
Hours & music: No closing time, no music restrictions and no volume limit
Outside vendors: You may bring your own DJ, photographer or designer

In the Tel Aviv area, parking is often the first thing guests check after the date. A city-centre event can begin with twenty minutes of circling and a paid car park, sometimes affecting whether a guest attends at all. At Mandarin, a large car park sits beside the entrance and is free of charge. This page is for you and your guests. Copy the practical details directly into your invitation, event WhatsApp group, or reminder message.

Free Parking Beside the Venue

Mandarin is at 21 Yunitsman Street, Tzuk Beach in north Tel Aviv, with a large private car park beside the venue entrance. Parking is free for event guests, requires no advance arrangement, and does not depend on street spaces or payment apps. Even at busy times, guests step out only metres from the door. For larger events, our team manages vehicle flow during the reception, keeping arrivals smooth even when many cars reach the venue within a short period.

Arriving by Car

From Tel Aviv, drive north via the coastal road or Professor Yuval Ne'eman Street and continue to Tzuk Beach. From Herzliya, Ramat Hasharon, or the Sharon area, take Route 2 south and arrive within minutes. From the south, use Route 20 or Route 2 and exit toward Tzuk Beach. In Waze or Google Maps, search for 'Mandarin Tzuk Beach' or '21 Yunitsman Street, Tel Aviv' for directions directly to the car park entrance.

Public Transport, Taxis and a Designated Driver

Bus routes stop near Tzuk Beach, while taxis and ride-hailing services can reach the entrance. When alcohol is served, consider a designated driver or coordinated taxis at the end; our team can help organise an orderly departure. You can also arrange a shuttle from a central pickup point, a practical choice for brit and Bar or Bat Mitzvah celebrations that spares older guests the drive.

Accessibility for Every Guest

The venue entrance is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, with a step-free route from the car park and accessible toilets. Older guests can be dropped at the door, and our team can assist them to their seats. Brit and baby-naming events include a private room for mother and baby. Accessible seating beside the aisles can be arranged in advance for any event.

What to Include in the Invitation

A useful invitation note is: 'Mandarin, 21 Yunitsman Street, Tzuk Beach, Tel Aviv. Ample free parking beside the venue, with accessible entry for strollers and wheelchairs.' These two lines answer guests' practical questions before they ask. Need help wording the invitation or coordinating a shuttle? Our team will gladly help, even before you confirm a date.

Location

The heart of north Tel Aviv — Tzuk Beach

The venue is located at 21 Yonichman St., inside the Mandarin Hotel complex on Tzuk Beach — a location that makes an impression from the very first moment. Easy access from all of Gush Dan and the Sharon, a large private parking lot free for all guests, and proximity to the beach that creates an unforgettable atmosphere. Come see the place with your own eyes — schedule a tour and fall in love.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there parking at the venue, and is it free?

Yes. A large private car park is beside the entrance and free for event guests, with no advance arrangement or payment app required.

What is the exact address?

Mandarin Events, 21 Yunitsman Street, Tzuk Beach, north Tel Aviv. Search for 'Mandarin Tzuk Beach' in Waze or Google Maps.

How long is the drive from Herzliya?

Only a few minutes. The Route 2 south exit toward Tzuk Beach is close to both Herzliya and Ramat Hasharon.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The route from the car park is step-free, accessible toilets are available, and accessible seating can be arranged in advance.

Can guests arrive by public transport?

Yes. Bus routes stop near Tzuk Beach, and taxis and ride-hailing services can reach the entrance.

Can older guests be dropped off at the entrance?

Yes. You can drive to the venue door, drop guests off, and then park in the adjacent car park.

Is there room for baby strollers?

Yes. The entrance is stroller-friendly, storage space is available inside, and brit events also include a private room for mother and baby.

Can we arrange a group shuttle?

Yes. We can help coordinate a shuttle from a central pickup point or an organised taxi departure after the event.

What happens if all guests arrive at the same time?

During the reception, our team manages entry to the car park, keeping traffic flowing even when dozens of cars arrive together.

Can guests see the sea from the car park?

The venue is at Tzuk Beach, so the coastal setting is felt on arrival, but there is no sea view from inside the hall.

Is the parking suitable for guests with disabilities?

Parking is right next to the entrance, so the way to the hall is short and easy for older guests or those with disabilities.

Do guests pay for parking?

No. Parking is free for all event guests.

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