Winery Hotels in Israel from AU$242

"I chose Maxim Hotel because I went to Israel to volunteer. The staff creates a very warm, homelike environment for its guests. Breakfast has good selections although it does not change much from day to day. The management is very accomodating with special requests. Parking is limited, but free when available. Rooms have fridge and water kettles. Highly recommend for people coming to Tel Aviv with a mission like volunteering. Also it is right along the Mediterranean where you will see amazing sunsets."

"The hotel was super clean. I am allergic so that is important to me. The room was on the medium size side, but fully adequate and modern with modern decor. We had their breakfast every morning and it was worth every penny. It was delicious, had an incredible variety of fresh fruit, vegetables, israeli food, eggs, a bakery worth of different breads, dips, and in general an amazing buffet. Highly recommend."

"Very good "

"Loved it"

"The hotel is at a very good location, just one block from the beach, near restaurants, shops, services. Staff is amazing: very approachable, accommodating, friendly. A complimentary continental breakfast is available every morning. Rooms are spacious, clean. The small issues at the hotel (quality of the bed, pillows, and towels) do not interfere with our assessment. Very good option for a fair price."

"The hotel is in a perfect location a few steps from the beach. Staff was amazing. Beds were comfortable. Food was fabulous. "

"We love the Inbal! Our only suggestion would be to put a mat in the shower! It’s so slippery-an accident waiting to happen."

"Clean upscale hotel in a great neighborhood of Tel Aviv. The room was clean, large and had a great view. Especially helpful is the adjacent access to Israel’s extensive train network. From there you can reach Ben Gurion Airport and every major area in the country. "

"Loved that it was a small boutique everybody was family the reception went out of their way to accommodate us i would only stay there when i go back to Israel "