Find hotels near Levinsky Street, Tel Aviv from AED 438

"They asking for a deposit which is unreal from regular customer who is an Israeli citizen and just in TLV to work not a tourist. They charging outrageous price for 9 hours of sleep 64 dollars for just a bed. Stay away from this place not worth the money nor the deposit. I got my money back and wasn’t there but for next times I won’t even make a reservation , too much money for nothing plus deposit. "

"The rooms are clean and comfortable. It is in a quiet and good location, close to the city center. These days it hosts a lot of families so it is not as quiet and peaceful as it was last time we visited. Especially since it hosts families whose houses were demaged in the war. "

"Great hotel"

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"Lamentablemente, nos contactaron por telefono oara cambiarnos al Hotel 1935, del mismo grupo, afirmando que era de mayor categoría. La experiencia no fue buena, la habitacion no era comoda, el baño distribuido dentro es malo y poco confortable, a diferencia del Fiori 41, no tiene crema de enjuague ni crema hidratante. La habitacion no tiene espacio, ni siquiera un pequeño escritorio. Se entiende el contexto de la guerra, pero no obtuvimos por lo que pagamos y a donde esperabamos volver. La plataforma de Hoteles.com deberia haber sido informada y habernos dado opciones, no estamos conformes"

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"This property was recommended by a friend. We really enjoyed it. The front desk was extremely helpful and we had some lovely conversations while just hanging out in the lobby for a taxi. They have a library of books you can read and we read a really fun book about limericks that gave us a chuckle. The room was very bohemian chic with a grand view of the city. It was so close to everything - we walked everywhere from here. There is a McDonalds, and wonderful coffee shop with delicious breakfast items and salads on the large boulevard (forgot the name). There was also a pizzeria on the adjacent street from these. The outside of the hotel does not seem like much and you have to take an elevator from the street to get there, but you are surprised when you get in. It reminded me of a Broadway theatre club. There is also a drug store right on the corner to get snacks, water, toiletries, etc. We even walked to Carmel Market and Jaffa from here. I did not get to see a lot of Tel Aviv because my friend got sick while there, but it was convenient for me to get to a drugstore, get food and water and visit key points. I'm not sure of better or more main areas to stay in, but it was in a cosmopolitan area and we enjoyed our stay. We did not have the breakfast there so cannot comment on that. If you need a bus, it's right up the street and the hotel called us a taxi when we needed it. I would stay here again!"