Hotel berhampiran Yitzhak Rabin Center, Tel Aviv

We booked 3 nights at this boutique hotel based on the mostly positive reviews on this forum. Our experience unfortunately was not so great. We checked in rather late in the evening at around 8.30pm. We were coming in from the bus station as we had crossed over from Jordan earlier in the day & we were exhausted & hungry. We were looking forward to a few comforts after some hectic days in Wadi Rum. The cab dropped us off on the street out front...there was no doorman so we dragged in our luggage into the small lobby where we were met by Adi at the front desk. He explained a few things & offered us a coffee but we wanted to just get into our room. What I found really strange was we had considerable amount of luggage but he didn't lift a finger to help even me & I was struggling. The room was okay size but the furniture was weird - supposedly designer but just plain Uncomfortable. They provided no baggage racks which meant all the bags on the floor which again is so inconvenient. For any decent hotel this a very normal requirement or at the very least provide a space for keeping big bags. We found that some of the toiletries in the bathroom were obviously used by the previous occupants of the room. The caps were not screwed properly & one of them was leaking. Housekeeping had not bothered to throw them just simply kept them there along with some fresh ones. Disgusting ! The next day I asked for an ironing board. The young girl, I think her name was Miriam looked a bit perplexed at first & then came back after a quite a while with an iron & a dirty old stained hand held board. Made me wonder people don't require irons ? We met the manager Tali the next morning....she wasn't too friendly or hospitable. Miriam was friendly & offered us some coffee. We enquired about a Sim & a Rav card & were told that we would have to look on the street for a phone shop. The location of the hotel is on a buzzing street full of cafes, shops & restaurants so we didn't have to walk too far to find a shop selling the cards. At the hotel they told us that we would have to go 10kms away about 25 minutes by taxi to find a Rav card recharge place. We are very well travelled & that just didn't sound right....the authorities are not going to make the purchase of an everyday travel card so difficult. The guy who sold us the SIM card told us we would find it at the pharmacy next to our hotel. I can't remember the name of the shop but it was literally the next building sharing a common wall. It was that easy....the girl at the counter was lovely & one of the customers in the queue offered to walk with us to where we were going as he was going that way. Didn't Tali know that Rav cards are available next door ? She's managing a hotel & she didn't know this very basic piece of information relevant to all tourists ??? When we came back in the late afternoon we found our room was not made up. The clothes line in our bathroom didn't work but despite repeated requests nothing was do

Very well located, connected to one of the airport high speed railway station. So one can easily take the train from TLV airport and walk to the reception. Connected to a shopping mall and food court. Overall therefore very high degree of convenience. Room size is excellent (we were of course upgraded), and IHG status genuinely honoured (even if you have booked through points). Our stay experience was enhanced by a gentleman called Pasha. He was omnipresent, and very helpful. When we enquired whether there’s an elevator to the station level, (my wife had a bad knee and was unable to handle steps), Pasha offered to go to the station and check! He reached our baggage in the evening and carried it back when we were checking out. He acted as the Concierge also beyond office hours. Had breakfast in the hotel and found the variety as per standards expected. Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv CC will not disappoint you. The only feedback i have is that the invoice which the receptionist promised to e mail me (she took my e mail id on a piece of paper, although it’s available as I am an IHG member), never came in.

The location is excelent, very close to the beach and nor far from comercial areas, like Carmel Market. But it does not disturb the night and I could sleep very well. Good bed and shower and very clean. There are many restaurants very close (specialy because the beach is the most touristy area in Tel Aviv). The main problem for me is that the hotel don't provide breakfast, so in the morning you have to find some place to eat and, at least for me, the closest options were not very attractive. Considering that Tel Aviv is an expensive city, this hotel has a good value for money.

酒店地理位置優越 處於特拉維夫市中心 地中海附近 缺點是泳池太小 環境總體不錯 旁邊基礎設施比較完善 酒店前麪有個大噴泉

Room is medium size. Nicely decorated. I think we had the room that is presented on their website. The beds are very comfortable. Even the coach was very comfortable to sleep on. The bathroom is big with a large shower cabin. The linen and towels were white and soft. The mini bar it is quite small. There are not many places to store you things except to leave them in the open. The air conditioner was working very well. We were welcomed in the room with a bottle of sparkling wine on ice. The room was cleaned every day and the towels were replaced on daily basis. Breakfast was from 7.30-10.30, and it was very good with a lot of salads, salmon, omelette, cakes and fruits. The coffee and tea were served at the table from the bar. You just indicate what you need. The juice was made on the spot with a machine from fresh squeezed oranges. It was a mixture between French cuisine and oriental one. The elevator works very well. The staff from the reception was very helpful- they can give you beach towels, they can arrange the transfer to the airport- 3 people with 3 suite cases-190 NIS in cash. We need ice for an injured foot and they helped us with a bag of ice when we asked for. The beech is 1.5 km if you are walking and you are always passing thorough Carmel Market that is fill with all the good things to eat. But you have another option - behind the hotel, across AM-PM supermarket is the bus station for bus no 4, that can take you to all the beaches across Tel Aviv. Make sure you have the electronic wallet to be purchased in advance. One ride is 5.5 NIS. We did not like the fact that the iron windows were not properly closed and you could hear all the noise from outside. The lack of a drying rack for the swimming suit.

I loved the hotel and hotel location. It is very central and easy to commute from. The hotel is very clean and the staff are friendly and helpful. I particularly wanted to highlight Igor and Halyna - who look after floor 8 and 4. They are amazing! So attentive, so friendly and so passionate and committed to their jobs. I have never met such dedicated people. They made me feel at home! I would come back just to be looked after by them

Perfect hotel and excellent service

I have stayed at this hotel many times and am.yet to be disappointed. I really like the fact that it is not at all pretentious and does not pretend to be what it is not like other hotels in Israel. It is reasonably priced whatever level of room you book. All the rooms are well appointed, clean and tidy. The breakfast buffet is very good and the food in the rooftop restaurant is also very good. The staff are friendly and attentive but always professional. If you have business or family in the Ra'ananna/Kfar Sava area then you will not do better than staying at this hotel. The best recommendation I can give it, is that it is now my hotel of choice on my regular visits to Israel to visit family.

This airport hotel is not at the airport. Traffic and security stops makes it a good 30 minute drive. Basic rooms that are clean and comfortable. The hotel is inside a secure zone contains a hospital. Attached to the hotel is a small mall with limited food options. The airport shuttle was on time and a good ride. There is no transportation from the airport to the hotel. Taxis at the airport are all very shady. Several refused to take us because we wanted them to turn on the meter.