2-Star Hotels in Tel Aviv District, Israel

This spot is great for beach lovers, as it’s right near the shore. Transit is also a breeze, with a bus route that easily connects you to HaHagana Rail Station for the airport. The common area is a definite plus, and power plugs are plentiful inside the capsules. However, the capsules can feel stuffy initially due to poor ventilation, and the toilet cleanliness could definitely be better. Overall, a good choice, but be prepared for some minor comfort trade-offs.

My stay was excellent. The location id close to the train station and the bar area. I enjoyed the breakfast buffet. Volunteer Sam was very helpful and friendly. Another friendly guy invited me for dinner.

We arrived at the hotel at 12:00 a.m., the hotel door was closed. The phone number indicated on the site was the bot number. No one was on the recipe. We took 4 hours to call the hotel representative with the help of local friends. At the same time, the site indicates that the registration bar 24/7. The day in the next few days at the resepschen also there was no staff, so the guests would not be able to settle. Very strange service. NO RECOMMENDED!

The hotel is in the most perfect location, right opposite the beach which was fantastic but the rooms are so so so small. We stayed in a top king and I didn’t realise it meant that there was no walking space in the room, between the two of us and two luggage we had to squeeze out of the door which was not ideal. They could have utilised the under the bed storage a lot better. The facilities were fantastic though very clean bathrooms and showers and the outside area was peaceful.

very good

The receptionist at the front desk looked very kind. In fact, he deliberately didn’t give me a good room with a bad heart, and then wanted me to live in a bad room, but I insisted that I set a deluxe version of the room, and then changed it to a deluxe version. I suggest that everyone set the deluxe version and don’t listen to the ordinary. The ordinary, really bad, the deluxe version is OK, it is equivalent to the level of ordinary hotels in China. The ordinary version of the era room is really bad. It is not bad that the money is directly set for the deluxe version. Then there are no slippers here, and no slippers are provided. Remember to bring . Another thing that makes me particularly dissatisfied here is that the Wi-Fi signal is particularly poor