Tel Aviv hotels & places to stay

I don't usually choose to stay in hostels a of the lack of comfort and bad locations. However I was nicely surprised as this hostel was much better than average hostels. I noticed their standard of hygiene had surpassed most 4 star hotels I had experienced in the Middle East. The staff were always helpful and never rude despite me badgering them. Finally the location is in the best part of Tel Aviv, very near the beach and near all the shopping and night life.

Very bad welcome. Asked to pay without seeing room. Room on ground floors, tiny, no windows, like a jailhouse. Room on 3rd floor, not clean (dirty bed sheets with some hair) cup under the bed, smelly (mix of mold, dusty carpet), crumbling paint, painting with suspicious brown/black spots) no door between room and WC (no proper window in WC), cupboard broken, very noisy (no isolation between rooms). I arrived late in Tel-Aviv, after traveling all day from Dead Sea & Jerusalem. First checked-in in room on 3 floor but couldn’t stay there. Was lucky to find alternative but Manager didn’t want to reimburse the 2 nights. He was not taking me seriously at all. Wait now for Agoda feedback to hopefully get the refund. Ie It’s a pity I can’t attach pictures to the review. I have some....

Room clean and full equiped with beautiful and new fornitures (with free coffe and tea, air conditioning, fridge, working wireless, shampoo and towels). Perfect location in the center of Tel Aviv (2km from the station Hashalom), and close to the main attraction of the city. The host is pefect: he can provide you maps and all the information you need about the city. Last day we were also allowed to live our laggages for free in the hotel after checked out. Absolutely raccomended! Francesco and Sara

It is a Hostel called Sky Hostel. I stayed there 5 days and never had my room cleaned, towels had not been changed also for the whole stay. Wifi only at reception. The whole building lacks of cleaning. Unfortunately when you book a hotel you are expecting to stay in a hotel even though if it is cheap hotel you still not expecting to be in a Hostel otherwise I would look for a hostel.

This is a small, Independent Hotel without bar or breakfast, which was absolutely fine for me, because there are plenty of places around, which you can reach within just a couple of minutes by feet or public Transportation: bars, restaurants, Food Courts, the "carmel market" and of course the beach which is literally 3 minutes away by feet. The rooms are tidy, the staff is friendly and helpfull (they are not present 24 hours, which - again - was fine with me). The Location is central and great (see above). If youre just looking for a room in the City of Tel aviv and dont need the 24 hour all around Service of bigger Hotels I can recommend this without Reservation.

I was travelling alone and had a 1-room apartment with kitchen and bathroom, all very well equipped - cutlery, pans, dishes, everything there. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and the apartment was so neat and well. It was the best value for money option I could get in the center of the DIzengoff area. Cafes, bars and restaurants as well as 24h-supermarkets all around the place and bike rental stations and bus stations just a few meters to walk. It is a perfect place to discover Tel Aviv, go to the beach and stay independent in town - the only thing you should bring is oropax because the bar and café below are very noisy in the night and the street in front is too. But I slept out perfectly with oropax and always felt safe. on top, the hotel's host is very responsive and will reply any request very quickly. So enjoy.

We stayed at the Armon Hayarkon because it was one of the few hotels in Tel Aviv. The taxi drivers knew the name and how to get there, and the hotel is less than five minutes on foot from the shops and restaurants of the port, and the cafes and salons of Ben Yehuda and Dizengoff. The location is toward the northern end of Tel Aviv proper, but we walked all the way to the original downtown area (Allenby, HaCarmel Merkaz) in half an hour. The front desk clerks speak excellent English, and went out of their way to be friendly and helpful during our stay. The elevator services all floors, but the stairs are just as convenient. Our room had a comfortable bed, a small but clean and functional bathroom, and a private balcony with a view of Hayarkon street below and the sea only a block away. There are ample biking and running trails by the water near the port, extending north along the sea and east along the river. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

pros: great location very nice staff and a very inexpensive price Cons: not very clean no hot water for showering the shower had no divider so the sink toilet and whole floor of bathroom got wet while showering the sink was so small it was hard to brush your teeth and rinse. Im5 a single male travler on this trip so it was a place to hang my hat however next trip to Tel Aviv I will Probly upgrade Also the pictures of the property are deceiving everything is kind if old and worn thin

Amazing-No better word to describe it. Best hotel in Tel Aviv. The staff is very helpful, Nice well coming with pretzels and coffee free Nespresso diring the stay. High end products in the bathroom(amazing smell) . Breakfast is outside The hotel was it weird for me at first but was wonderful with great service and atmosphere. Great location for people who wants to be in the center of Tel Aviv(parking quite expensive). Very comfortable bed, pillows and blankets. Can't wait to be back again.

Fab hotel in a great location and a real change to the other large chain hotels in the area. We had a terrace room with hot tub and it was in full sun until 3 and then back again for sunset. If I had to pull out a negative it would be that there was no tea or coffee facilities in the room however they did have stations in the hotel but I would have preferred it in the room. Our room also did not have much space for our luggage. Having said this it was still a great room and the outside space was price less.

It is the 3rd time I am staying at the Prima hotel in Tel Aviv. The location is great - close to the beach, close to the centre, surounded by lots of places for food and drinks - everything in a walking distance. The breakfast is very nice and the staff is great. I think the beds should be replaced by new ones, but other than that the rooms are ok. I would rate it as a 3 stars hotel (not 4).

This is definitely an expensive hotel. We like its classy architecture and design. The black and white theme made it look very elegant. The girl receptionist is very helpful. She's there 24/7. We also like the use of the Business Lounge for free. It has free snacks like gourmet breads, coffee and different kinds of drinks. The design was very very nice. The room is big enough for the 3 of us. And the TV is sooo nice (It's HD). It's a 10 min walking distance to Hahagana train station (train going to Ben Gurion airport). So that you won't take taxi anymore. Train costs 13 nis each, Taxi going to airport is 180nis. If we are going back to Tel Aviv, we'll definitely book again this hotel (but we have to prepare because it is quite expensive.) Oh, the panther sculpture is sooo cool! 😁

The hotel has a lively bar and cafe on the ground floor. This obviously has good and bad points but be aware the noise is audible as people drink and talk outside. The room is small but the bed is clean and comfortable and the little shower room is clean and fairly new. The situation is great as we got a bus easily from the central station and we could walk to the beach in five minutes. The area is lively with plenty of choices for eating and drinking and there are good supermarkets and stores for most needs. There was a person on duty twenty-four hours at the reception in the little entrance area and we were offered assistance in a relaxed and friendly way. Instant coffee and tea could be made in room or available in reception for free. We only stayed one-night but it was a useful stopover when we arrived in the country.

From the moment we arrived up to our departure... Hotel Ness Ziona was at our side... We are like one big happy family there. It's not a big establishment but the cozy atmosphere, the warm greetings, the secure feeling made us feel we belong there after the long wait and tiresome security checks at the Ben Gurion Airport... Your needs and wants will be dealt with some personal touch and additional humour. We were taken cared of nicely... We will surely keep in touch with the guys at Hotel Ness Ziona and keep the fire/passion burning!!! I do want to see more improvements in the facilities and some extermination... Overall, I would still stay here in the future and recommend Hotel Ness Ziona, Tel Aviv to all my amigos!!! By the way, Advice to tourist... Don't forget to say Tel Aviv when you say the name of the hotel. Coz there is another "Ness Ziyona" which sounds almost the same and its a small village in a remote area and people would find it odd if you say Hotel Ness Ziona, as they know there is NO hotel there... So that's why I get different reactions most of the time... Cheers to all!!!

This hotel is clearly a conference hotel with amazing self-contained facilities for hosting events both for work and for leisure. It’s about 15 minutes from Ben Gurion, which is why we stayed there for one night, between our evening flight from Eilat and our next day flight out of Tel Aviv. Not a great hotel for seeing either Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, as it is very much between the two cities and not easily accessible to either.

Best amenity was the hospitality suite. Had lounge, coffee, luggage storage, bathroom with showers so after check out you could spend the day in Tel Aviv and return to the hotel to freshen up before going to the airport or continuing on your way. Also two blocks from bus 445 that takes you painlessly to Ben gurion for super cheap.. located 5 mins from beach and dizengoff nightlife scene.