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"Shabbat elevator was very slow. It should go to the top very fast, and than go down floor by floor. The breakfast was meager."

"Chosen for airport proximity. Smaller hotel on upper levels of industrial/ medical building. Did the job (7am flight) but nothing more to recommend it."

"Great location and front desk staff are really great and kind ."

"Very close to the beach. Has a beautiful Swimming pool. Public spaces very spacious."

"The staff were extremely helpful and responsive. When there was a need for something, they jumped on it immediately. I had an issue with the hot water on my initial room. They immediately addressed it. I also very much enjoyed the breakfast. It was more than ample. Yehoshua The general manager also went out of his way to help in anyway that he could it was very concerned that my stay was a good one. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone staying in the area."

"Exceptionally well located modern clean friendly and well priced hotel, elegant design, quiet, and generous and delicious breakfast. On Shabbat coffee choices are limited as is true for all hotels in Israel which is regrettable but not the fault of the Hotel but reflects local customs and regulations which need to be amended since they make no sense and create unnecessary frustrations for visitors to Israel, as does the fact that public transportation ends in the entire country on Shabbat which...

"It’s the best hotel in Israel IMHO. Clean rooms, great breakfast, excellent service!"

"The hotel is small and very user friendly. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was nice and tasty. The location is good and very convenient if you are planning to use the light rail. There is tea, coffee and water as well as some fruit available all day long. Parking was easy and safe. The room was clean and comfortable."

"Very good"

"Great location. Friendly staff"

"Decent for the price."

"Breakfast awesome and everything clean "

"The hotel was nice and comfortable. Not the nicest neighborhood but is gentrifying. Here’s the problem: the hotel does not allow you to bring a guest to your room. And they DO NOT DISCLOSE THIS ON EXPEDIA. Only after booking do they send you a confirmation with a lot of blather that most people (like myself) will never even notice or read, and it’s buried in with other standard and trivial information, toward the bottom. I was unaware of this rule and was stopped by the front desk clerk and the...