2-Star Hotels in Tel Aviv District, Israel

Wonderful Stay with a Breathtaking View! I had a fantastic stay. The room was clean and comfortable. While I can't speak to everyone's experiences, I can say that my interactions with the staff during my stay were consistently positive. One thing that is good to mention, I think, is when a staff member, who doesn't speak English, tried his best to assist me. Anyway, I know a few words in Hebrew. My limited knowedge of their language proved to be really helpful on my part. The location was simply perfect for me, based on where I want to go and what I want to do. The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the beach which makes it more special. I spent my days enjoying the sun and the refreshing ocean breeze. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great place to stay. They may consider this place but it is still up to them to decide. I am just sharing my recent experience. These are my own personal opinions based on my recent stay. I hope I would have the same great experience in the future.

I think it's amazing to have a breakfast buffet included at this price among the prices in Israel. The location is good, with lots of shops and nightlife nearby.

Right in front of the beach, but the reception is not friendly Check in time is accurate! Free luggage Bedding is not clean If you ask, you give me a new one! Party on the upper floors on weekend nights Not a quiet place.

Exceptional experience. WOM is located in a prime seaside location near Shuk HaCarmel, and other than a slightly confusing entrance, easily accessible to the entire city. Rooms are super clean and well stocked with towels, robes and flip flops. I was upgraded for free to a king room, which was extra comfortable. Will absolutely stay again.

The female boss is very friendly to the Chinese and the room is beautiful and clean. Only staying is to know their way of staying in advance. This time, the agent of Ctrip.com did not forward the hotel's check-in method to Ctrip.com. They didn’t have a front desk, and they didn’t tell me when they checked in to Ctrip. They only knew when they went. Their intermediary gave it to Ctrip. But Ctrip didn’t know why it didn’t give it to me. Fortunately, my language was so-so. I went in and saw the house owner. I knew the problem. This hotel is in a good location in the center of the city center and worth choosing. If the Chinese language is not good, you can choose what's app and the hotel to communicate.

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