Top Hotels with Gyms in Ezor Ramat Gan

This is a basic hotel. We had a problem with our ac so they moved us to another room. I went with my daughters so they made up the extra bed under the twin. We had a nice view of the city and the bathroom had recently been done. The shower drain smelled at times, but remedied by running the water. (I’ve experienced that in a number of Mediterranean countries. Must be normal?) The reception was on the 2nd floor…. Which was confusing when you first arrive. But there is a doorman and he helped us with out crazy amount of luggage. The receptionists were lovely … even when we arrived at 3am!!! Stayed there two nights… didn’t have the breakfast so went to a few different shops for great coffee and baked goods. A little convenience store is very close and even a shop to buy the bus/tram cards a few doors down. We took a bus to Jaffa. Super cheap with the bus card. And Had a great day at the beach and taking our time touring the Old Jaffa area. I picked it to be close to the airport (cause we came in at 3am) and my other daughter came the next day. We spent the next 5 days in Jerusalem.

The Sheffer House provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Sheffer House is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Ramat Gan.Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 6km from Hashalom Train Station and 21km from Ben Gurion International Airport. Seeing Ramat Gan's sights from this hotel is easy with Gan Lohamim, David Melmedovich Park (Marom Nave) and Giv'atayim Park all close by.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

A young and fresh guest experience that offers a superior value proposition at affordable rates.This unpretentious hotel is situated in Tel Aviv. The 94 welcoming guests rooms offer a perfect place to relax at the end of the day. This property was constructed in 2018.Not under the supervision of chief Rabbinate.Hotel does not have a Shabbat elevator.Based on the shared workspace concept to be found in cities all over the world, the Hub floor is a dedicated space where guests can work, meet, play, relax, eat, drink, and also be alone while in the company of others. There are common worktables, Kitchen&Bar open ‘til late‘, plenty of private meeting rooms of different sizes, a pool table, and board and video games.** Payment only by Credit Card.

We only chose to stay here because it is about a ten minute drive to the airport and we had a very early morning flight. It is unstaffed meaning you have to be sent a code to get inside and then find your room from a list on the wall; our room was upstairs meaning cases had to be lugged up & then down on departure. The room was very basic and relatively small; the bathroom even smaller. Unfortunately the ceiling above the shower was covered in black mould, presumably because most people shower with opening the window to let the air out; there is no exhaust fan. It is in a residential area with no shops in the vicinity.