Overall, it was a lovely experience with some notable highlights. The Deluxe Double room was incredibly quiet, thanks to its internal garden-facing windows—an unexpected sanctuary in the heart of the city. The dark-toned design created a stylish, cozy atmosphere, and the hotel itself had a boutique charm, further elevated by the welcoming staff and sparkling Cava offered in the lobby. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable—right in the center of Tel Aviv and steps away from a spacious underground parking lot, which made coming and going seamless. In sum, it’s a great spot if you're looking for atmosphere and location, with just a few quirks to keep in mind. Still, I'd gladly stay again for the quiet charm and character. However, a few details could use attention. On my visit, the room had a strong smell of cigarette smoke, likely left by a previous guest, which lingered unpleasantly. While the furniture felt a bit dated, everything was functional and intact. The electronic door lock didn’t work, and only a physical key was provided—but that actually suited the ambiance well. The bathroom setup was also a bit unconventional. The shower, washbasin, and toilet were tucked behind glass partitions with doors that opened inward in awkward ways. Entering the shower required an almost comical contortion—pressing yourself flat against the wall just to close the door.

Lovely room. The decoration is very modern and nice. My room was a bit small but quite comfortable, great breakfasts, great location; everything you need is within walking distance.