Tel Aviv Promenade Hotels, Tel Aviv

"Perfect"

"Great place to stay in Tel Aviv. Right by the boardwalk. Perfect location. "

"I stayed at the Jaffa many times this last couple of years but this is the first time since the change from Marriott to there current management it definitely took a hit in excellent service. I stayed during Yom Kippur for my girlfriends birthday try to get a hold of the front desk to make some details added didn’t get any one helpful or competent on the phone. When I arrived the pool was closed,no valet service and a skeleton crew working the next two day. The front desk wasn’t particularly welcoming and helpful as been my experience every stay I had there. Asked for a late check out which I have been offered and accommodated complementary in all my stays to enjoy the day and pool since it was closed the last two days. I offered to pay they denied and told me the room was needed. Not worth the money I paid for my stay. I expect an experience of excellence that’s what has drawn me back time and time again the staff was incredible welcoming,polite and made sure of a great experience from start to end. Didn’t experience that remotely this time just paid for it but didn’t receive it. "

"A picture-perfect hotel built upon a historic site while preserving all of the history of the location. You feel as if you are back in time along with the amazing luxuries the property has to offer. "

"Great hotel, location and staff. "

"Very good hotel"

"Staff was extremely friendly and courteous and helpful. The entire hotel including our room was modern and very updated. Very clean. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. Only a free block walk from the beach of Central Tel Aviv. They gave you a bag with towels to take with you to the beach if you wanted."

"Perfect"

"The staff was extremely helpful. The manager Shiran assisted me in figuring out how public tranportation operates. Chezi actually walked me to the bus station with my heavy suitcase. Anastasia did everything she could to make my stay better. And Sami, the Eritrean man, was wonderful. But the rooms were VERY DARK.I could hardly see anything in the first room I was given on the dark side of the hotel. I was given another room which was light during the day. But thete was still not enough light at night. The coffee was fine but there should be.croissants or something better than cookies. This hotel needs to fix the horrible darkrooms IMMEDIATELY."