This was a last minute booking for us and our selection was primarily based on the deck overlooking the Mediterranean. During our check-in, we realized there was so much more to the property than a good view. Guy, whose family owns the property, was so helpful in our arrival. He even met us on the sidewalk to ensure we had a good parking spot. The public spaces of the property along with our room were spotless and full of character. Our room, both bedroom and bathroom spaces, were very...
This was a last minute booking for us and our selection was primarily based on the deck overlooking the Mediterranean. During our check-in, we realized there was so much more to the property than a good view. Guy, whose family owns the property, was so helpful in our arrival. He even met us on the sidewalk to ensure we had a good parking spot. The public spaces of the property along with our room were spotless and full of character. Our room, both bedroom and bathroom spaces, were very...
Drove in by car from Amman for the weekend. Very modern and stylish hotel,very conveniently located in the middle of everything. Friendly and helpful staff (call her Goldie), nice breakfast buffet with lots of local specialities. Rooms modern and comfy, but on the small side. Important when you travel by car to Tel Aviv, as parking is extremely rare: free parking space available in garage under the hotel, but steep and curling access, not made for SUVs or big cars. Would I recommend? YES.
Drove in by car from Amman for the weekend. Very modern and stylish hotel,very conveniently located in the middle of everything. Friendly and helpful staff (call her Goldie), nice breakfast buffet with lots of local specialities. Rooms modern and comfy, but on the small side. Important when you travel by car to Tel Aviv, as parking is extremely rare: free parking space available in garage under the hotel, but steep and curling access, not made for SUVs or big cars. Would I recommend? YES.
Amazing customer service that made me feel at home and cared for. Great communication and the willingness to help in any way. Lovely additions like coffee anytime and cakes and sweets.
Amazing customer service that made me feel at home and cared for. Great communication and the willingness to help in any way. Lovely additions like coffee anytime and cakes and sweets.
I loved our Luxe stylish room and adorable marble bathroom, the super comfy beds like they were made in Heaven, great hospitality by the front desk (we love you Ms. Cecile!) and overall wonderful experience I would love to have again! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to smile from beginning till end during their Iconic hotel stay :)
I loved our Luxe stylish room and adorable marble bathroom, the super comfy beds like they were made in Heaven, great hospitality by the front desk (we love you Ms. Cecile!) and overall wonderful experience I would love to have again! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to smile from beginning till end during their Iconic hotel stay :)
The hotel is located at the heard of Jaffa flea market, the hottest most hipster area of tel aviv. The hotel atmosphere and design are very Jaffa-y (I was living in Jaffa for 8 years) and give you a very authentic experience of the area.
The hotel is located at the heard of Jaffa flea market, the hottest most hipster area of tel aviv. The hotel atmosphere and design are very Jaffa-y (I was living in Jaffa for 8 years) and give you a very authentic experience of the area.
Tamir
Reviewed January 16, 2017Reviewed January 16, 2017
Pros:
Room: Nice sized & bright room. Bed was comfortable, linens were soft.
Location: Great location!! The hotel is very central, 5 minutes walking distance to the beach and many great restaurants.
Breakfast and Happy Hour: Breakfast is the best ever with superb choices. Omelets, breads, fresh vegetables & fruit, espresso – so delicious! Every afternoon happy hour with a lovely selection of drinks and snacks – even music one evening!
Rooftop Terrace: Beautiful terrace to take in the...
Pros:
Room: Nice sized & bright room. Bed was comfortable, linens were soft.
Location: Great location!! The hotel is very central, 5 minutes walking distance to the beach and many great restaurants.
Breakfast and Happy Hour: Breakfast is the best ever with superb choices. Omelets, breads, fresh vegetables & fruit, espresso – so delicious! Every afternoon happy hour with a lovely selection of drinks and snacks – even music one evening!
Rooftop Terrace: Beautiful terrace to take in the...
Lynda
Reviewed September 3, 2017Reviewed September 3, 2017
Located in a very lively area of Tel Aviv, which means that you are in the center but also that it's noisy, crowded especially on Thursday nights. THe hotel room was very nice and so was the shower. It's a good hotel.
Located in a very lively area of Tel Aviv, which means that you are in the center but also that it's noisy, crowded especially on Thursday nights. THe hotel room was very nice and so was the shower. It's a good hotel.
From the moment you all in through the outdoor cafe and bar/restaurant you realize you are in a different type of place. Then you begin to notic the little artistic details. The hand-cut paper flowers fill your visual senses from all directions and from places you would never expect. The antique lights and mirrors, the little details. And then the room. The most inviting feeling I have ever experienced in a hotel. Like you are home. In a sanctuary. The most comfortable bed, pillows, and softest...
From the moment you all in through the outdoor cafe and bar/restaurant you realize you are in a different type of place. Then you begin to notic the little artistic details. The hand-cut paper flowers fill your visual senses from all directions and from places you would never expect. The antique lights and mirrors, the little details. And then the room. The most inviting feeling I have ever experienced in a hotel. Like you are home. In a sanctuary. The most comfortable bed, pillows, and softest...
Many compliments to the staff. The best breakfast feast of all my touring. I think the chef is a Russian mama who loves to cook! Clean and quaint hotel in a great art district with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities.
Many compliments to the staff. The best breakfast feast of all my touring. I think the chef is a Russian mama who loves to cook! Clean and quaint hotel in a great art district with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities.
Thrilled to have stumbled upon this gem. Two blocks from the Carlton hotel, close to restaurants on dizengoff st. 30 minute walk to nahalat binyamin. Great price. Will stay here again!
Thrilled to have stumbled upon this gem. Two blocks from the Carlton hotel, close to restaurants on dizengoff st. 30 minute walk to nahalat binyamin. Great price. Will stay here again!
Low touch high class. Beautiful space set in the heart of it all — using tech to afford a great value in price. Self check in worked well and the small parking lot across the street saved us.
Low touch high class. Beautiful space set in the heart of it all — using tech to afford a great value in price. Self check in worked well and the small parking lot across the street saved us.
Expedia customers recommend Center Chic Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel. It features a terrace and an espresso maker, and is around 3 kilometers west of central Tel Aviv. Dizengoff Avenue Hotel is another well-liked 3-star hotel. Located roughly 3 kilometers northwest of downtown, it offers premium bedding and designer toiletries.
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Tel Aviv?
Relaxation is a breeze in 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv. As well as comfy surroundings, these more economical properties come with a variety of welcome amenities like WiFi, coffee maker and a gym. A 4-star hotel offers a more refined ambience with upgraded features such as a spa center, swimming pool and spacious rooms. No matter your hotel style or what you want to spend, we have what you're looking for.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Tel Aviv?
One of the benefits of booking a motel around Tel Aviv is budget-friendly rates. This means more pennies in your pocket for activities and tours. Often set near highways and airport terminals, and with ample parking, this style of getaway is popular among road trippers. When you check in to a 3-star hotel, you'll get more than just an inviting room to sleep in. You'll also usually have access to amenities like business services and a gym.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Tel Aviv?
Book in at Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv and begin your day with a free breakfast. Situated in Tel Aviv, this 3-star property has a rooftop terrace and dry cleaning and laundry services. Or remove the stress of looking for somewhere to eat every morning at Sea Net Hotel, another popular pick with visitors here.
What 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv have an on-site restaurant?
Check out what's on the menu at Sea Net Hotel. This 3-star getaway is a great choice for your Tel Aviv break.
Do any 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv have WiFi?
Definitely. Dizengoff Avenue Hotel and Center Chic Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel are among our 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv with WiFi. Opt for one of these getaways to easily access weather updates, trip suggestions and local information. Remember, this handy amenity may be complimentary or incur an additional cost.
What 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv have parking?
Enjoy more time chilling out and less time searching for a space for your wheels at a 3-star hotel with parking. The Arbel Tel Aviv and Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv are popular getaways in Tel Aviv. When you've covered the main sights here, why not get behind the wheel and venture a little farther away? A couple of excellent day trip recommendations from central Tel Aviv include Western Wall and Dome of the Rock.