Tel Aviv City Center Hotels, Tel Aviv

"Excelente estadia en el Hotel Ink, el staff se destaca por su calidez y amabilidad, sobre todo quien está a cargo de la recepción por la mañana. Muy interesante la historia del hotel, el significado y sentido del nuevo edificio, donde hasta la decoración se vincula a su pasado. Volveremos!!"

"All good. "

"Great location. Friendly staff"

"Elena, front desk, was fabulous; courteous and friendly. We checked in around midnight and had two shelter in 90 seconds sirens that lated Bout 29 min each. Extending out checkout time to get sleep was no problem! Thank you! Breakfast buffet has wife variety of very well prepared dishes, fresh juices, barista coffee, and plenty of gluten free options. Access to health club is a great bonus too."

"Perfect TelAviv location"

"Horrific Cockroaches and rats "

"Absolutely delightful boutique hotel! Highly recommend the daily breakfast, which is a wonderful spread of juices, cheeses, freshly baked breads and rolls, all kinds of fresh fruit, salmon, omelets and other egg dishes, coffee, tea, you name it. The daily Happy Hour is also an unexpected treat with various wines, a daily delicious soup, assortments of various nuts, etc. It’s located very close to the beach and also within walking distance of numerous shopping options. "

"Very rude"

"By far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Neither Expedia nor the hotel disclosed at booking, or prior to arrival, that the hotel was undergoing extensive renovation. This constitutes a booking taken in bad faith, as the hotel clearly knew and Expedia should reasonably have known the property was not operating normally. The impact included: • Central heating failure for the entire stay (January). A portable heater was inadequate. Extra bedding was repeatedly requested but never supplied. • Intermittent loss of hot water. • A bathroom and shower that failed to drain, causing water to overflow. • Renovation noise continuing late into the night. • Floor varnishing causing strong acetone fumes and severe headaches. • Breakfast and reception relocated to another hotel without notice. • Rooms poorly cleaned and inadequately maintained. • No heating in communal areas. The hotel was aware that one guest was disabled and still failed to disclose these conditions. The lack of heating and need to walk to another hotel for services had a direct adverse impact on my mother. This trip was intended as a family celebration but was undermined by the hotel conditions. Expedia were informed during the stay but were unable to resolve the issues, despite a request to move us to alternative accommodation within the same hotel chain. Taken together, these issues raise serious concerns about both the hotel’s and Expedia’s approach to health, safety, accessibility, and duty of care."