Opened only about 6 months ago (the building was formerly a bank, apparently), #65 is among the most stylish hotels we've ever stayed in.
Rothschild Boulevard is a terrific base for exploring Tel Aviv as it is not only within easy reach of the main sights, but also interesting in itself. Access by car isn't entirely straightforward - we were very glad to have GPS.
The rooms are not huge but are beautifully designed and ours (on the 7th floor) offered amazing views from the massive...
Opened only about 6 months ago (the building was formerly a bank, apparently), #65 is among the most stylish hotels we've ever stayed in.
Rothschild Boulevard is a terrific base for exploring Tel Aviv as it is not only within easy reach of the main sights, but also interesting in itself. Access by car isn't entirely straightforward - we were very glad to have GPS.
The rooms are not huge but are beautifully designed and ours (on the 7th floor) offered amazing views from the massive...
An absolutely delightful time at The Fabric. Faultless in ever aspect and as for the staff, by far the best I’ve ever come across in many years of travelling around the world, and I flew around the world as a flight attendant so stayed in many high end hotels which could learn a thing or two from your hotel.
A young team who are passionate ambassadors of their country and nothing was too much trouble for them.
You’ll all be missed xx
An absolutely delightful time at The Fabric. Faultless in ever aspect and as for the staff, by far the best I’ve ever come across in many years of travelling around the world, and I flew around the world as a flight attendant so stayed in many high end hotels which could learn a thing or two from your hotel.
A young team who are passionate ambassadors of their country and nothing was too much trouble for them.
You’ll all be missed xx
A lovely hotel a short walk from the top of Dizingoff Street. It is a long road but a 20 minute walk and you are in the centre of Tel Aviv. The hotel is a boutique hotel so quite small but the rooms are very comfortable and clean. Our room had a sea view (albeit a short distance away) and a nice balcony to sit out on.
A lovely hotel a short walk from the top of Dizingoff Street. It is a long road but a 20 minute walk and you are in the centre of Tel Aviv. The hotel is a boutique hotel so quite small but the rooms are very comfortable and clean. Our room had a sea view (albeit a short distance away) and a nice balcony to sit out on.
Possibly the friendliest and most attentive reception staff ever!! Especially Daniele the reception manager. So welcoming and nothing too much trouble We were recommended to stay in a room with balcony as largest room available. The beds is super king and seriously comfortable with really good quality beddings and soft fluffy large bath towels too. Spotlessly clean too
We were warned about lack of wardrobe space but it’s the same in all the boutique hotels so I brought lots of packing bags...
Possibly the friendliest and most attentive reception staff ever!! Especially Daniele the reception manager. So welcoming and nothing too much trouble We were recommended to stay in a room with balcony as largest room available. The beds is super king and seriously comfortable with really good quality beddings and soft fluffy large bath towels too. Spotlessly clean too
We were warned about lack of wardrobe space but it’s the same in all the boutique hotels so I brought lots of packing bags...
Heather
Reviewed October 27, 2025Reviewed October 27, 2025
The Market House Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel in the heart of Jaffa.
The downstairs reception area is tastefully presented, from the glass floor (where you are able to view remains of a Byzantine chapel below), to the sofas, books stands, lighting etc. Some reviews may reference the small rooms and certainly some of the rooms would be a little cramped if you have large luggage. However, our room was perfectly fine with our cabin luggage. It was beautifully presented with artwork and...
The Market House Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel in the heart of Jaffa.
The downstairs reception area is tastefully presented, from the glass floor (where you are able to view remains of a Byzantine chapel below), to the sofas, books stands, lighting etc. Some reviews may reference the small rooms and certainly some of the rooms would be a little cramped if you have large luggage. However, our room was perfectly fine with our cabin luggage. It was beautifully presented with artwork and...
This place is on the expensive side but it is simply the best room for the price I have stayed in anywhere in the world. It's the first place I genuinely can't wait to return to.
Excellent room and tasteful design. Very good restaurant and bar. Great building. Attentive staff.
Note that the hotel may not be suited for older guests due to the busy bar restaurant but a great choice if you are young (or at least at heart!)
Full marks.
This place is on the expensive side but it is simply the best room for the price I have stayed in anywhere in the world. It's the first place I genuinely can't wait to return to.
Excellent room and tasteful design. Very good restaurant and bar. Great building. Attentive staff.
Note that the hotel may not be suited for older guests due to the busy bar restaurant but a great choice if you are young (or at least at heart!)
Full marks.
Chris
Reviewed November 9, 2014Reviewed November 9, 2014
My wife and I visited Tel Aviv for 10 nights for the first time in June 2017 . We had an excellent time staying at the A23 Boutique Hotel. The rooms felt really modern and new. All the staff were exceptionally friendly (with particular praise to Topaz and Jan in the bar). The meals were really delicious and hearty too. This was among one of the best holidays we have been on!
My wife and I visited Tel Aviv for 10 nights for the first time in June 2017 . We had an excellent time staying at the A23 Boutique Hotel. The rooms felt really modern and new. All the staff were exceptionally friendly (with particular praise to Topaz and Jan in the bar). The meals were really delicious and hearty too. This was among one of the best holidays we have been on!
Shalom was amazing in every way. Fabulous location, staff, breakfast and attention to detail. Happy hour and free massage a lovely touch. Lots of restaurants around the corner... namely Benedict and Pizza Fino. Thank you for making our stay wonderful. Sharma family
Shalom was amazing in every way. Fabulous location, staff, breakfast and attention to detail. Happy hour and free massage a lovely touch. Lots of restaurants around the corner... namely Benedict and Pizza Fino. Thank you for making our stay wonderful. Sharma family
A small friendly hotel, with staff who are really helpful. My suite was very large with all the facilities needed. The rooms are immaculately clean and modern. This hotel is 3 start as it does not have facilities such as a pool, bar, gym etc, but the rooms are on par with a 4 star hotel.
Very close to the main street of Dizengoff street where you will find plenty of bars and restaurants, although the hotel itself is down a side street which is nice and quiet. Close to all major attractions...
A small friendly hotel, with staff who are really helpful. My suite was very large with all the facilities needed. The rooms are immaculately clean and modern. This hotel is 3 start as it does not have facilities such as a pool, bar, gym etc, but the rooms are on par with a 4 star hotel.
Very close to the main street of Dizengoff street where you will find plenty of bars and restaurants, although the hotel itself is down a side street which is nice and quiet. Close to all major attractions...
If you want a more local feel for your stay in Tel Aviv then this is a great choice, it has a comfy relaxed style and very friendly staff.
It's located a bit far from the centre but with that it's quiet & more of a local feel. There are lots of restaurants & quirky shops in the area.
Traffic is busy but that's the same everywhere in TLV.
Highly recommend
If you want a more local feel for your stay in Tel Aviv then this is a great choice, it has a comfy relaxed style and very friendly staff.
It's located a bit far from the centre but with that it's quiet & more of a local feel. There are lots of restaurants & quirky shops in the area.
Traffic is busy but that's the same everywhere in TLV.
Highly recommend
PB
Reviewed September 30, 2016Reviewed September 30, 2016
Stayed in a well-designed, comfortable apartment hotel in Tel Aviv. The place was clean and modern, with everything I needed. The neighborhood was a highlight, cool vibe, plenty of places to eat and explore. Would definitely stay again.
Stayed in a well-designed, comfortable apartment hotel in Tel Aviv. The place was clean and modern, with everything I needed. The neighborhood was a highlight, cool vibe, plenty of places to eat and explore. Would definitely stay again.
Centre Chic Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel, around 2 mi west of downtown Tel Aviv, is an Expedia guest favourite. A terrace and an espresso maker are just two of its amenities. Dizengoff Avenue Hotel is another 3-star hotel recommended by travellers. It features premium bedding and designer toiletries, and is about 2 mi northwest of the centre.
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Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Tel Aviv?
Take advantage of the free breakfast at Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv. This 3-star property in Tel Aviv also has a rooftop terrace and dry cleaning and laundry services. Or pour yourself a fresh brew and fuel up at Sea Net Hotel, which also offers complimentary breakfast.
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Spend your days discovering Tel Aviv and your downtime eating at Sea Net Hotel. Featuring an on-site restaurant, among many amenities, you're sure to have an enjoyable getaway at this 3-star property.
Do any 3-star hotels in Tel Aviv have WiFi?
Log in to the WiFi at Dizengoff Avenue Hotel and easily upload your fantastic pictures of Tel Aviv. Centre Chic Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel is another 3-star hotel where you can stay connected while on holiday. WiFi may be included in the room rate or provided for an additional charge, so be sure to check before making your booking.
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Spend more time chilling out and less time looking for a space for your car at a 3-star hotel with parking. The Arbel Tel Aviv and Maxim Hotel Tel Aviv are popular options in Tel Aviv. Escape from the city for a day and explore farther afield. Western Wall and Dome of the Rock are a couple of incredible sights that are easily accessible by car from Tel Aviv.