Tel Aviv Hotel Guide - Abraham Krinitzi's House hotels in Tel Aviv, Israel.

"Shelters on each floor with a blast door so that felt very safe and very close to our room so it was not a long distance or a lot of stairs to climb up or down when a missile attack came."

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"All good. "

"It’s ok … nothing crazy "

"Wonderful breakfast bar. Clean room, courteous staff. Centrally located with shopping and grocery."

"Beautiful newly renovated room Breakfast was excellent Central convenient location "

"Absolutely delightful boutique hotel! Highly recommend the daily breakfast, which is a wonderful spread of juices, cheeses, freshly baked breads and rolls, all kinds of fresh fruit, salmon, omelets and other egg dishes, coffee, tea, you name it. The daily Happy Hour is also an unexpected treat with various wines, a daily delicious soup, assortments of various nuts, etc. It’s located very close to the beach and also within walking distance of numerous shopping options. "

"Great room and amazing property. Will definitely come back."

"Our host was extremely friendly, attentive and prompt in response to whatever we needed and very helpful! The apartment is clean, spacious, and comfortable. Givatayim is a fantastic neighborhood, lots of great shops, restaurants, bars, and services, even a synagogue right across the street. The #62 bus, within a five-minute walk to the property, gives access to all of Tel Aviv's theatres, the Carmel shuk, Dizengoff Center, even Gordon Beach! The proximity to HaShalom train station meant we had access to really anywhere in Israel. Overall, the property made for a great trip, very affordable, and we stayed for an entire month! "