Inns in Tel Aviv District

"If you combine location, condition of the hotel, staff, amenities, and price, the Maxim has to rank among the best values in hotels. Two notable features of the hotel include the roof top that is beautifully designed and maintained with wonderful views of the Mediterranean. And The dining room which is highly conducive to meeting other guests. We shared experiences and often arranged day trips/activities together. All the people I know who stayed at the Maxim were unexpectedly surprised at how much it enhanced our stay in Israel."

"All was good.! "

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"The best for a short visit in Tel Aviv near the amazing beach "

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"Great location with amazing sea/beach view. Front desk is very friendly and welcoming. Guy is very professional and made our check in process smooth. Room is very spacious for two. The gym is a bit basic and unfortunately the pool was closed. But we will visit again when back in TLV. "

"Great location, excellent service, great pool, great food"

" The hotel was everything we expected it to be--clean and comfortable--though our room could have used a second soft chair. Tel Aviv is a mixture of newer buildings--like the Savoy Hotel--and old run-down ones many of which are covered in graffiti. The Savoy is in the midst of both kinds of buildings. However; it is easy to overlook the graffiti-covered buildings because the hotel is so close to the Mediterranean Sea. We would gladly stay here again. "

"Good for the price. I don’t know her name but the first day I was there I needed a taxi to the bus station. She tried to help me get an app, but for some reason I couldn’t so she used her own app and booked the ride for me. I’ll always be thankful to her because if it weren’t for her I would’ve missed a tour to Jordan. "