Adiv Tel Aviv

J'ai séjourné dans cet hôtel plusieurs fois, c'est un favori des participants au programme Sar-el/VFI le week-end. Les chambres sont essentielles et propres. En marchant 5 minutes environ on arrive à la plage, ou on peut tourner à droite dans la rue Ben Yehuda et prendre un taxi ou un sherut jusqu'au marché de Carmel, la vieille ville de Jaffa, etc.

Il y a de nombreux restaurants à Bograshov et Frishman et le long de la plage. Le buffet du petit déjeuner israélien est très plaisant. Le jour du Shabbat, ils enlèvent le grille-pain ! (mais à la différence de Jérusalem, l'ascenseur fonctionne normalement).

Si vous êtes en voyage depuis un moment (ou, comme nous, en Israël durant les évènements qui ont impliqué le Liban et le Hezbollah), vous apprécierez l'accès gratuit à internet dans le hall. Il se peut que vous deviez patienter un peu, mais j'ai constaté que tôt le matin (avant 8 heures), il n'y a généralement personne.

En conclusion, c'est un charmant hôtel pour touristes, très bien situé et pas cher du tout. Si vous voulez du luxe, allez plus avant dans le même pâté de maisons, à l'hôtel Dan, qui coûte le double.

Très joli hôtel de bonne qualité à 2 étoiles et demi. Toutes les chambres sont doubles et dotées de grandes salles de bains - les chambres surclassées sont mieux, mais les chambres standard sont satisfaisantes. Le petit déjeuner est excellent et bien sûr il y a la plage et plusieurs bons restaurants tout près. Les volontaires du programme Sar-El bénéficient de bons prix. Dans l'ensemble, mieux que le Maxim qui n'est pas loin.

Very nice hotel - solid 2.5 stars. All rooms are doubles with full size bathrooms - Upgraded rooms are better but standard rooms are fine. Breakfast is excellent and of course the beach is a short walk as are many good restaurants. Nice discount for Sar-El volunteers. Better overall than the nearby Maxim

Albergo molto bello - due stelle e mezza meritate. Tutte le camere sono doppie con bagni di buone dimensioni. Le camere rinnovate sono migliori ma vanno bene anche quelle standard. La colazione è eccellente e la spiaggia è a pochi passi, così come molti buoni ristoranti. Un bello sconto per i volontari Sar-El. Complessivamente è migliore del vicino Maxim.

Sehr schönes Hotel, solide 2.5 Sterne. Alle Zimmer sind Doppelzimmer und haben angenehm große Badezimmer. Die höheren Zimmerkategorien sind besser, aber Standardzimmer sind auch in Ordnung. Das Frühstück war ausgezeichnet und der Strand befindet sich nur einen kurzen Spaziergang entfernt, das gleiche gilt für viele gute Restaurants. Guter Diskount für Sar-El Volontäre. Das Hotel war besser, als das nahegelegene Maxim.

Es un hotel muy bonito, un 2.5 estrellas sólido. Todas las habitaciones son dobles con baños completos. Las habitaciones superiores son mejores, pero las estándar están bien. El desayuno es excelente, y por supuesto, la playa queda un corto paseo a pie y también muchos restaurantes buenos. Hay un buen descuento para voluntarios de Sar-El. Por lo general, es mejor que el Maxim cercano.

Have stayed at this hotel several times, as it is a weekend favorite with participants on the Sar-el/VFI program. Rooms are basic, and clean. You can walk to the beach in about 5 minutes or head right out onto Ben Yehuda and catch a taxi or sherut to the Carmel Market, Old Jaffa, etc. Plenty of eateries along Bograshov and Frishman and along the beach. Very nice Israeli breakfast buffet. The toaster is removed on Shabbat! (Unlike Jerusalem, the elevator operates normally)

If you've been travelling for awhile ( or like us, in Israel during the Lebanon/Hizballah situation) you will appreciate the free internet access in the lobby. You may have to wait awhile. I found coming down early in the morning (before 8 a.m.) I could usually hop right on.

In conclusion, a very nice tourist class hotel in a great location at a great price. If you want luxury, you could stay a half block away at the Dan hotel for double the price.

A small hotel with newly renovated lobby in Tel Aviv. No elevator from tiny 5 car space ground level garage to the lobby. It does have another parking site several blocks from the hotel. The lobby is clean, the new dining room is nice and offers decent israeli style breakfast. The hotel room was a dump! Had not been renovated. The bathtub has not been scrubbed and the carpet has not been vaccummed throughly for years. Very tiny room. Location is not bad, one or two block from the beach. The price (90/nt) was very good considering it was during Passover (since many other hotels were booked) but would not stay there again... unless they renovate the rooms!

I have stayed in this hotel 3 times while visiting Israel and found it to be a really nice place to stay.

The location, for me, was excellent. 60 seconds walk to the beach, in one direction and under 5 mins walk in the other direction to Dizengouf Square (City Center). As it is on a side street, it is very quite at night, unlike many of the major hotels which are situated on the main street with traffic going all the time.

The rooms were very clean, as was the hotel through out. The staff were helpful, efficient and friendly.

I would recommend this hotel to everyone.

THis is a very reasonable, very nice- clean hotel. Very helpful staff as well. Not luxurious but definitely quite fine.