Tel Aviv Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Tel Aviv, Central District

"Lovely hotel. Bed was super comfortable. Occitane products in the shower (good water pressure). Wifi and aircon both excellent. Staff were all lovely. Breakfast was a choice of salads, seeds, savoury pastries and even pizza! Coffee on tap all day (including cappuccino). My only issue was the occasional noise outside as it is on a busy street. But overall very happy with my stay. I love boutique hotels as I do think the quality is just that bit higher."

"Great staff "

"My second stay. Unfortunately, the war had started so most of the businesses nearby were closed. Still, a beautiful hotel for my , unfortunately, last night this trip to Israel. I will be back!"

"What a gem in Tel Aviv! Spacious and modern rooms, in a great location, just around the corner from shopping and restaurants. The Arbel met all the needs of our entire family!"

"Needed a convenient place for an early flight the following morning. Fast check in and they arranged for our ride to the airport. AC worked wonderfully!"

"This beautiful, small hotel is in the heart of Tel Aviv. An amazing location walking distance to the beach, shopping, restaurants and more. My room was spacious, super clean, and the bed and linens were comfortable and crisp. There was someone at the desk 24/7 ready to help with anything you needed. The coffee was good, the bar area was quiet and I totally recommend this adorable, hip hotel!"

"It was very good."

"Great location and the staff was helpful and extremely accommodating."

"Awesome location across from the beach and modern apartment. "

"When looking for a hotel close to the airport, this showed up first, in reality, it's far enough that you might as well drive to Tell Aviv. The hotel only has a shuttle from the hotel to the airport, not the other way around. The bed was comfy and the room was clean, the shower floor was slippery though and I almost planted myself on the floor. The coffee machine didn't work and neither did the phone line. When I mentioned it to the receptionist, she apologized and was nice about it."