"The Market House is the best place to stay in Jaffa! Building is rich with history, location is excellent- walk all over easily and free bikes to use to ride along the famed path the entire length of Tel Aviv. The food is delicious- breakfast outstanding and nightly happy hour Thanks for a wonderful stay!"
"The Market House is the best place to stay in Jaffa! Building is rich with history, location is excellent- walk all over easily and free bikes to use to ride along the famed path the entire length of Tel Aviv. The food is delicious- breakfast outstanding and nightly happy hour Thanks for a wonderful stay!"
"Great location for young travelers who enjoy authentic local restaurants, bars, a hipster vibe, and the local market. The area is still developing, but we didn’t notice any noise. We’d definitely stay here again!"
"Great location for young travelers who enjoy authentic local restaurants, bars, a hipster vibe, and the local market. The area is still developing, but we didn’t notice any noise. We’d definitely stay here again!"
"It was a TOTAL SCAM!!! Lemon house 1 is a big compound filled with Eastern Europeans (and God knows what else!) who don’t speak English. I was sent to Lemon House no. 2 (which didn’t even have an entrance but ALSO a big compound and definitely inhabited), I went to Lemon House 3. Seems to be a VERY fancy compound, no way to enter. Pretty picture of a dog on the door though. I was in the middle of nowhere (I had taken a taxi there), it was late, I had nowhere to sleep, so I had to sleep in the...
"It was a TOTAL SCAM!!! Lemon house 1 is a big compound filled with Eastern Europeans (and God knows what else!) who don’t speak English. I was sent to Lemon House no. 2 (which didn’t even have an entrance but ALSO a big compound and definitely inhabited), I went to Lemon House 3. Seems to be a VERY fancy compound, no way to enter. Pretty picture of a dog on the door though. I was in the middle of nowhere (I had taken a taxi there), it was late, I had nowhere to sleep, so I had to sleep in the...
"I reserved a room for Oct 16-18 on October 11th. When I got there on the sixteenth I was told that I would need to pay. I showed them my Expedia receipt that said I had paid five days earlier. The person I spoke with said his boss said Expedia never paid them. I found this hard to believe. I felt they were shaking down an American woman in her seventies traveling alone. I showed them the receipt again which stated I had paid in full for both days on the 11th. The man I spoke with insisted...
"I reserved a room for Oct 16-18 on October 11th. When I got there on the sixteenth I was told that I would need to pay. I showed them my Expedia receipt that said I had paid five days earlier. The person I spoke with said his boss said Expedia never paid them. I found this hard to believe. I felt they were shaking down an American woman in her seventies traveling alone. I showed them the receipt again which stated I had paid in full for both days on the 11th. The man I spoke with insisted...
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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...
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
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...
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.
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
Rooms are tiny, but well-furnished and definitely adequate for a couple.
Staff are friendly, efficient and remarkably helpful.
There is a 5pm Happy Hour on the sunroof.
Smokers are catered for by two chairs and a little table with ashtray on the small room balcony (maybe a step or two up, through the window, depending on the room).
The Cinema Hotel is excellently situated, near bars, restaurants and shopping, on Dizengoff Circle - which, while being remodeled and a building site during our...
Rooms are tiny, but well-furnished and definitely adequate for a couple.
Staff are friendly, efficient and remarkably helpful.
There is a 5pm Happy Hour on the sunroof.
Smokers are catered for by two chairs and a little table with ashtray on the small room balcony (maybe a step or two up, through the window, depending on the room).
The Cinema Hotel is excellently situated, near bars, restaurants and shopping, on Dizengoff Circle - which, while being remodeled and a building site during our...
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
Jaffa, with its charming blend of history and coastal beauty, offers pet-friendly experiences that will delight both you and your furry companion. Start your day with a stroll along the stunning Jaffa coastline, where pet-friendly beaches like the newly renovated Charles Clore Park allow your dog to run freely while you soak in the sun. Explore the winding alleyways of Old Jaffa, where your pet can accompany you as you visit the ancient port and marvel at the vibrant art galleries showcasing local talent. Don’t miss the lively Flea Market, where you can browse unique antiques and handmade crafts, and enjoy a bite from one of the outdoor cafes that welcome pets. For a leisurely afternoon, why not unwind at the Jaffa Port, where you can watch the fishermen at work and enjoy a fresh seafood meal at one of the dog-friendly restaurants lining the waterfront? After a day of adventure, returning to your pet-friendly hotel in Jaffa ideally located near these attractions means you can relax in comfort, with many accommodations offering spacious rooms, lovely outdoor areas, and attentive staff ready to cater to both your needs and those of your pet. With so much to explore and enjoy, Jaffa is a haven for travelling families seeking quality experiences for both themselves and their beloved pets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to see and do with your pet in Jaffa?
Known for its port and architecture, Jaffa has lots to offer visitors, including its theatres, opera and churches. See the local sights and visit Jaffa Port and Jaffa Clock Tower. While you're there, make sure you don't miss Jaffa Flea Market and Ilana Goor Museum.
What's the best dog-friendly accommodation option in Jaffa?