Tel Aviv hotels in Old North

breakfast was nice, beds comfortable. this is the only i would say. nothing to do with Crown Plaza that i have expected. the hotel is in the middle of nowhere...i regret that i stayed in that hotel. in tel aviv there are very many nice beach hotels with wonderful view. here, even taxi drivers do not know how to get to that hotel...

Sun deck was good, location at Dizengoff was run down and had seen better days. Restaurant staff good. Room very sparse, Staff at the desk just about managed a hello. No smiles here. Not terribly welcoming after a long day travelling.

Excellent Bauhaus design and very welcoming staff. They should change windows to something that blocks sounds from the street. It was very noisy during the night - nearly impossible to sleep.

Nice sun roof for relaxation and discussions. Conveniently placed in the city. Courteous personnel. Bicycles available for free. Mediocre breakfast.

Very friendly staff, central location, nice breakfast

a basic hotel not more

Free WiFi. Good breakfast. Helpful staff.

The breackfast at the attached restaurant is very nice and tasty, the hotel is walking distance fom the beach and city center. Very noisy location, you must sleep with windows shut. Cleaning need impruvment! No doors between the"2" rooms, if you choose a suit

Great location just 100 m off beach. Nice and cosy Italian cafe.

the attempt to turn a 60's building into somewhat of a design location Staff is unfriendly, a 15 min wait in the morning to get a table for breakfast, the old bathrooms

the location and the room Hotel staff.....kind of rude

A great location, very clean, most helpful staff and good breakfasts No dislikes...all positives!!!

It is well located, clean, comfortable, small, intimate,friendly.The staff was very courtous and helpful.

The staff were great, very helpful and always nice. The hotel couldn't be better located, right on Dizengoff-- close to the Dizengoff Center and very walkable to all parts of the city. The rooms are fine, clean and nice, but small. It seems that they all have balconies, which was great. Like most of Tel Aviv, it can be pricey.

The location is excellent.It is ok if you really are on a budget or for a family as it has some kitchen facilities which we didn't use. We were out most of the the time, then fine. It is not value for money in an international context but I suppose it is for Israel, which is expensive. Our room was quiet, the aircon was working properly. When we got there there was no one to open the door (Friday). We had to phone someone to tell us the code and get in. Eventually a nice Russian lady came, who did not speak any English. We managed somehow as we speak some Serbian! Our room wasn't ready until 3.00 - we had lunch, no problem but ... Eventually on Sunday there was someone at the desk!, Which made a different as we coulod ask someone about check out , etc. The initial impression wasn't good, they should sort this out. I read this on a review, it obviously is the procedure every time and not something that just happened once!

the positive is the location, & quiet room. not much good to say. no staff except for 1 russian woman who checked us in and cleaned the room between stays. in 5 nights she brought us clean towels once. had to make our own beds (sheets were left in a pile). advertised as a 1 BR, but the "kitchen" only had a sink, microwave and half-fridge- false advertising . bathtub w sharp peeling enamel paint w rust that i cut myself on. price was a rip off -they converted from the 107/night to shekels, using a poor exchange rate that was 4 shekels, such a poor exchange rate that the exchange kiosks were far better-- i had a big fight to get a better exchange and still lost $. dont stay here unless you are strapped for $ and there is no better choice

In the midst of the 'Dizengoff arts scene' with lots of local color. Not too far to the sea, huge diversity of eating places / coffee shops. Fridge and sink, good beds, elevator. Dishes and cutlery provided, very clean. Price more than made up for any 'adventures'. Good Internet in lobby, decent security. It's not the King David, but very adequate for the budget-minded. Staff was nice / helpful. Shower water leaked out on floor. Tiniest shower in Middle East. Pictures made the room look way larger than it really was. Noisy when window was opened. Doors were flimsy, not soundproof. Ear plugs mandatory.

This is a well positioned hotel for both city and beach. Its situation on a main road is clearly an advantage. Not all staff spoke English which was a problem. Communication between staff was not good -a deposit I had paid had been overlooked at the final billing stage. I did not like the way that although on the Booking.com website I had asked for a price in GBP I was quoted in US dollars. At the billing stage, my bill was converted into ILS (at a very disadvantagous rate I may add) and was considerably higher than the amount if I had been billed in USD. I therefoe consider this establishment rather less than truthful.

Good location close to good cafes, restaurants, shopping, money changers, taxis and the beachfront. The room is basic but clean, bed is OK. Staff are friendly and helpful, they accommodated check-in in the very early morning. There is no phone in the room, but there is a public phone right outside the hotel.

Good basic place to sleep, plus a kitchenette. Parking is practically impossible, but public buses are frequent so you can park outside the city center and take the bus.

There was a bed, so I suppose that was helpful. This was honestly the worst hotel or hostel I have ever stayed in. It was half built, the bathroom door was leaning on the wall (it was not attached and functioning), the shower and sink were still in the process of being installed, there were paint cans/ supplies everywhere, there was a window that looked directly into an apartment building without any blinds/covers so there was literally no privacy. The owner tried to overcharge us after we booked the room on booking.com. There were things guaranteed in the add (such as air conditioning, shower, etc...) that were either non existent of not in proper working order. It was terrible.

actually tried to check out of the room, but was told i was not allowed to. the room was disgusting. the sheets were dirty all facilities were dirty. the staff was extremely rude. and upon check out the staff says their credit machine doesnt work so you need to go to an ATM and get cash. RUDE the entire experiance.

They don't accept bank cards for payment; the worst thing in this hotel is cockroaches.

friendly staf, good location room not clean, room not cleaned during my stay, no wireless internet (though promised on website) only very slow connection through other network in area, no creditcard payment possible, breakfast in cafe 500m away (and 1 of 2 days not possible)...

Dirty, they also tried to cheat us on the room type and cost

There is nothing to write here, it was an awful experience staying at the Ophir Hotel. I reserved online, and since I was arriving Tel Aviv in the middle of the night, I contacted them by email to assure them I was coming and to hold my room. They even acknowledged my email! When I got there, they had sold my room, and put me in a worker's room with no toilet, and mattresses on the floor in a 6 x 12 room. It was miserable. They refunded a small amount of the money the next day. I will never book with Ophir again.

it is on heart of the city. u can walk to tel aviv's trendy places. it is not comfortable than a youth hostel.

Cozy and clean hotel is situated close to beach area and sightseeng tour starting point. Personnel is very nice and helpful. Airconditioner and kitchen facilities in each room as well as small cafe will give you convenience and comfort during your business or tour trip.

just location the hotel was dirty and smelly. and it is not a hotel, it is a guest house in very bad condition.

The greatest thing is that you get a vaucher for a restaurant on the beach that you can use whenever you like - not only for breakfast. The hotel - or rather hostel - is good value for the money you pay. If you use the room only to sleep there and to take a shower, it is o.k. If you want to spent a lot of time inside, it is the wrong place to chose.