Tel Aviv Hotel Guide - Museum of Illusions Tel Aviv hotels in Tel Aviv, Israel.

"The hotel is old and it shows, but the rooms were psychedelic and interesting. The rooms were far better than I expected compared to the hallways. But the beds are tiny and hard. Slept about one hour. "

"Very comfortable, great location, beautiful sea view"

"I was shocked that there is no parking. I had to pay $150 in an external parking lot. This is a great disappointment. Besides that, the reception was not sufficient- too few employees, long wait, long line, even just for checking out. Also, during the second day, my room card suddenly stopped working. I had to go and re activate it in the reception but had to wait like 20m until someone could take care of this."

"Nice place, great location, excellent staff"

"Practical hotel where you have a good view of the sea. Excellent breakfast. I highly recommend it."

"Pleasant stay"

"breakfast was excellent, room had a partial ocean view with a small balcony"

"Very convenient place to relax with friends or going solo, friendly atmosphere and I was quickly checked into my dormentry room and allocated my bunkbed. The room was spacious and clean and ensuite, they provided sheets but you had to rent a towel and there no breakfast option, but there's a communal kitchen, which has tea and coffee and plenty of plates and cutlery and cooking utensils. The reception area is also the lounge area and there's a fully stocked bar, which has plenty of tables and chairs and does serve hot food. Also there a outside smoking area complete with plenty of tables and chairs. There's also a massive smart TV in the other lounge area, which has plenty of digital channels and streaming apps. Great location and there's no limit on how long you can stay there, they also have private rooms at a premium but if you are on a budget then the dormentry rooms are excellent value for money ! I highly recommend you see for yourself when visiting Tel Aviv Israel, I will definitely be staying there again very soon ! "

"All good. "