“Well Worn but Convenient”

The lobby of the Adiv Hotel is impressive, but that's where it stops. Our room was functional, but small and well worn. Even though were were a block away from the Mediterranean, our view was not of the sea, but of the side wall of the building right next door with someone's laundry hanging on the balcony to dry. The breakfast buffet was like others we had in Israel - it actually turns out to be less than meets the eye. It was OK, but undewhelming once you dug in. Our room had no teapot/coffee pot, so we had to schlep down th the breakfast room to get hot water for tea in the evening. Minor, but other hotels we stayed in seemed to have the teapot as standard. On the plus side, it was located one block from the beach and was walking distance from Dizengoff St., Ben Yahuda St. and the center of the city. It was a 15-20 minute bus ride on the #10 bus from Old Jaffa. Overall, it was tired but well-located.

“Nice hotel, but stay away from front desk”

Hot coffee and tea available 24/7, even though they didn't tell us this at check-in. We sort of discovered it on our own. You can only have either heat or a/c on - not set up for both. It was unusually warm when we were there in December. We wre told to just open the windows - it's quiet. Well... all we heard was shouting from the apartment building next door and construction in the front. We finally were given a fan to use (which was mistakenly sent to our son's room). Manager called to explain their whole heating and a/c system to me on the phone in a very condescending manner. Nice facility, use of computer in lobby for free and excellent breakfast.

“Hotel Adiv Tel Aviv - Hospitality Job #1”

Hotel staff was extremely accommodating and hospitable; we felt at home from check-in to check-out and special efforts were made to inform guests of local holiday observances that may affect travel plans. Raviv merits special mention for superb customer service. Thank you!

“Apart from one receptionist everything else was good.”

This hotel for the price was very good. It wasn't perfect but it served its purpose. There was one receptionist in particular who seemed to have a permanent scowl on his face. He appeared very unfriendly. He told me very abruptly that there were no spaces left in the hotel car park. I asked for parking advice in the area and he waved his arms in a rough directions saying there were parking places around. The other receptionists I spoke to were more friendly and at least they smiled. For information there is an underground car park between the hotel and the beach which was perfect and not too expensive.

“Satisfactory”

Not bad, a reasonable hotel for the money. Close to the waterfront and the bus stops. The room was satisfactory. It was a little small with two double beds side by side (as so many other Israeli hotels!) I was a little put off because the bathroom did not have a socket for a hair dryer so I had to dry my hair in front of TV. There was a little cube refrigerator that really didn't work. Otherwise no problems, no noise, and the breakfast buffet was excellent!

“Basic, clean, and convenient”

The Adiv Hotel offers basic, clean, and convenient accommodations in the heart of Tel Aviv. The room was small, but comfortable and clean. The hotel is a five minute walk from the beach and within walking distance of most of Tel Aviv's restaurants and shops. During my stay the hotel's staff was very helpful. I had to depart at 2:30 am. The staff made check-in very easy and made sure a taxi was waiting for me at that early morning hour. There is nothing glamorous about the hotel, but it offers a good choice for inexpensive and convenient lodging in Tel Aviv.

“Good deal/pleasant stay”

This was my 2nd stay at the Adiv. It's very basic--the rooms are small and sparsely decorated; soap and shampoo are provided, but not hairdryers. But it's very clean, the beds are quite comfy, the Israeli breakfast (included in the reasonable rates) is tasty and plentiful, and it's in a great location--just a couple of blocks from Frishman beach and within a block or two of drugstores and food markets.

“Great location. Rude staff.”

The location was fantastic. Very convenient. I found the staff to be rude on more than one occasion. The continental breakfasts were OK. The room was comfortable. Despite the staff, for the money, I would definitely stay there again.

“Hôtel Adiv à Tel Aviv : correct (sans plus), bien placé.”

Le principal problème de la chambre est une fenêtre à double vitrage qui ne ferme pas correctement, d'où vent et bruit de l'extérieur, ainsi qu'un petit réfrigérateur bruyant qu'il faut débranchere pour dormir au calme. L'hôtel bénéficie d'un parking en souterrain, mais le nombre de places est très limité (6 voitures, à peu près) et l'accès est assez périlleux (étroit).