Hotels in Yemenite Quarter, Tel Aviv

A lovely little hotel located next to the Tel Aviv boardwalk - a lovely lively location full of life day and most of the night. People walking, running, bicycling, exercising, dancing on the boardwalk and on the white sand beach running along it for miles. The rooms are well maintained, very clean, the service is friendly, there is a corner with an espresso machine and fruit available all day long. We very much enjoyed our stay.

Sicuramente la manutenzione non esiste,negli alberghi ,per lo meno a 4 stelle a Tel Aviv.Diciamo che il calcare o le guarnizioni usate ,le macchie ,non gli appartengono!Un front Office che funziona malissimo con stagisti messi lì senza tutor o che ci sono e fanno altro,insomma i referenti non intervengono ad aiutare neanche quando un check in dura più di 30 minuti.Per no parlare della mia richiesta per una fattura ,un conto unico su due camere diverse ho passato li un’ora la prima volta,un’ora la seconda volta.Ancora a oggi dopo mie mail di richiesta piuttosto dire ,non ho avuto nulla.Insomma ostaggio delle loro incompetenze 😡

The hotel is strategically located in the center of Tel Aviv, near the Mediterranean Sea. The disadvantage is that the swimming pool is too small. The environment is generally good. The infrastructure nearby is relatively complete. There is a large fountain in front of the hotel.

The most delusional negative experience we had as a family. We booked rooms for 2 families. On the day of the vacation, when all the suitcases and children were already in the car and we were on our way to the hotel, we received a call from the hotel and found out that the hotel had made a mistake in the rooms, they booked for us 2 rooms for a couple instead of 2 family rooms (as written in the invitation we received by email !!!). The hotel noted that they do not have other rooms for us, the rooms were canceled and we will get a refund. From the hotel point of view that was it! No responsibility taken, no sorry, no other solutions, that it. They Just said ”it was your mistake” thanks, goodbye . So, we got stuck on the way to Tel Aviv with children and luggage in the car, without rooms and without an alternate hotel on Thursday at afternoon. What is even more delusional is that we sent a letter to the hotel's customer service after a few weeks. We explained the situation and asked that at least the hotel will take responsibility for the mistake. After all, if we would cancel the rooms on the day of arrival, the hotel would have certainly charge us the money in full, without an argument. Unfortunately, to this day I have not received any reference to the letter even though I called several times and asked for a response. I was promised on the phone that the hotel manager will response, but as mentioned, we have not received any answer to this day. It is important to note that all telephone calls and the letter were made in a pleasant language, without shouting and without unnecessary quarrels. But unfortunately in our country, you have to ”turn tables” to get any response. In short, I never encountered such a terrible service. I strongly advise not to come to this hotel at any price. Such a hotel has no right to exist.

The hotel offers an exceptional experience marked by a welcoming and accommodating staff that consistently goes above and beyond to ensure guests feel at home. The a**osphere within the hotel is delightful, characterized by a vibrant yet relaxing ambiance that enhances the overall stay. This combination of friendly service and a pleasant environment makes the hotel a highly recommended choice for travelers looking for comfort and quality during their stay.

A stay at Ha-Yarkon Thirty Nine places you in the heart of Tel Aviv, steps from Tourist Information Office and Geula Beach. This beach apartment is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Habimah Square and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art.This apartment offers designated smoking areas.Featured amenities include luggage storage and laundry facilities. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. 50-inch Smart televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided on request.

With a stay at Sun City Hotel in Tel Aviv (Kerem HaTeimanim), you'll be steps from Ben Yehuda Street and 3 minutes by foot from Nachalat Binyamin Pedestrian Mall. This hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Tourist Information Office and 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Dizengoff Centre.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a vending machine.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and bathrobes. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

My house was a living with lights and shadows. It's a pity because with the care of some details, the structure would be more comfortable. We start from the lights. Although I stayed there in February and not in the long bathing season of Tel Aviv, the beach is two steps. In practice, only two streets need to be crossed. In any case, it is in the centre position; Dizengoff Square is reached in a few minutes. A 20 meters away, there is the 161 stop that leads to Savidor station. Another positive note is the courtesy of the staff. Good cleaning also. We go over to the shadows. Via HaYarkon is rather trafficked, even at night. There are not enough dresses and articles in the room, and there is no soft and shampoo support in the shower.

First off, religious Jews should make sure not to stay here! When I checked in on Friday I asked the front desk for a metal key to use on Shabbat. It took her a while to find it, but she gave it to me. Before Shabbat began I ran an errand and when I returned to the hotel, I noticed that I needed to use my key card to swipe in. (This is presumably for security, as the front desk is located on the rooftop and there is really nothing going on on the entrance level.) I returned to the front desk and asked the woman there how to enter the hotel on Shabbat and she said that since I couldn't swipe, I could ring the bell. As a Shabbat-observant Jew I can't use either the electric key card or the electric doorbell on Shabbat, and I told her that. She told me ”well then you'll just have to find someone to ring for you.” Shabbat-observant Jews also won't ask someone to do something on Shabbat that they can't do themselves, so I had to wait outside the hotel for a very long time upon returning on Friday night and Saturday afternoon, until someone else came along who was going inside. More generally, there were a couple of gross cleanliness moments. I found a huge cockroach in my shower one morning. I also came back one evening to find the bathmat neatly folded, but sitting in the sink, which was odd and kind of gross. Additionally, the water coming out of the shower smelled persistently sulfuric, which is weird given that Israel has great tap water. Finally, the blackout curtains in my room were stuck closed on one side, obstructing my view from the window and restricting the amount of light that comes into the room. Mid way through my stay, while I was trying to close the curtains on the other side, the dangling handle you use to move the curtain fell off. Rather than fixing it, the housekeeping staff just pushed it under the curtains, where it remained until the end of my stay. All in all, it wasn't a nightmare stay or anything like that. The location is good (though *loud*), and the rooftop pool/lounge is nice. Still, I will never stay here again, certainly not over Shabbat, and if you are a Shabbat observant Jew, you won't want to stay here either.

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.