First publication: The luxury hotel in Tel Aviv parts ways with chef Asaf Granit

The luxury hotel 'Six Senses' in Tel Aviv has parted ways with chef Asaf Granit and the Machneyuda group. The collaboration to open restaurants in the hotel was canceled due to difficulties in establishing the catering system. Granit worked on the project over the past year and recruited teams.

Chef Asaf Granit and the Machneyuda group have parted ways with the luxury hotel 'Six Senses' in Tel Aviv, as learned by N12. The collaboration, which included plans to open four or five restaurants and dining spaces in the hotel being built on Rothschild Boulevard, was canceled due to difficulties in establishing the catering system. According to industry sources, the Teder company, the project developer, was not satisfied with the pace of progress. Granit worked on the project over the past year, recruited teams, and received payment. In response, it was stated that the negotiations did not mature into an agreement. The hotel, with an investment of about one billion shekels, is expected to open in 2027.