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From the Tel Aviv beach scene to the shores of the Dead Sea, Israel layers diverse cultures, outdoor adventures, and religious heritage onto a desert backdrop. Exploring here means history at every turn, while a humming food scene treats gourmet travelers to ultra-fresh flavors.
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1. Loui M Apartments
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Welcome to our family hotel. We would be happy to provide you all of your needs during your stay and all information about the city and its main attractions We speak English, Russian and Hebrew The hotel opened 100 years ago by a couple of immigrants from Ukraine and renovated 3 years ago. We have 19 rooms in different size and shape. Our guests can enjoy our private garden and a magnificent terrace on the rooftop with amazing view to the old city, port of Haifa and the Mediterranean Sea. The reception is open from 8-24 at workdays and 10-24 in holidays and Saturday. If you need late check in (After 24:00) Please contact us 72 Hours before Our rooms are clean, neat, differently sized and designed. All rooms are fully equipped with flat screen TV, Self-controlled AC, Fast and free Wi-Fi, Kitchenette with cattle, Microwave, small refrigerator a dining table, and privet toilet and shower. We can also provide Hair dryer and Iron by demand free of charge The hotel located on one of the main streets of the city center ( Hadar neighborhood) parallel to the famous Herzl Street which is the main shopping street of the aria. Another parallel street to the hotel is Sirkin Street, which holds the city market/Bazar (Talpiot Market). The hotel located 3 min walk from the metro and only 1-2 metro stations from the main attractions as Baha'i Gardens, Carmel center, Zoo, Flee market, Down town, Port and the German colony. Also all busses to Central bus station, Train station, Stella Maris, Beach pass near the hotel Few steps away from the hotel you can find: ATM, bank, Currency Exchange, Supermarket, Coffee shop, gift shop, post office and laundry service. From Ben gurion Airport, you can take a "Sherut Taxi" - small yellow public minibus to the hotel. Other option is to catch a train to "Ha Shmona" train station and to take a bus from there to the hotel. If you drive a car, please note that the hotel does not have a private parking and you can park on the parallel street (Sirkin) at a free public parking. (If there is no free space you can park on the same street at a commercial parking lot for a five $ per day) after noon and until early morning the commercial parking lot is free.
Wonderful place to stay in haifa
Reviewed By ishun2021Very good staff , Excellent service and wonderful place to spend your vacation.nice and clean room.Have a nice garden to take pictures and relax.i really recommended this place ❤ thank you for everything .
2. Motel Aviv
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 212 reviews
See why so many travelers make Motel Aviv their motel of choice when visiting Eilat. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Nearby landmarks such as Crocoloco Crocodile Farm (0.4 mi) and Musical Fountain (0.4 mi) make Motel Aviv a great place to stay when visiting Eilat. Guest rooms offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and Motel Aviv makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. In addition, guests can enjoy a pool and a lounge during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While in Eilat be sure to experience local shrimp favorites at 5th Avenue, Eddie's Hideaway, or Whale. If you’re looking for something to do, Eilat Action (0.1 mi) and Ahla Diving in Eilat (1.0 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Motel Aviv. At Motel Aviv, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Eilat.
Bed Bugs - Stay Away!
Reviewed By ysegev26Bed Bugs. My girlfriend got stung by bed bugs on the first night. at first, we didn't suspect it was bed bugs. On the third night, we woke up at 4:30 AM and she was stung all over her body. We went down to the reception and talked to the guy who was on night shift. He went up to our room, told us we were lying (although we have photos to prove there were bed bugs), and told us to wait a few hours until the morning because he could not give us another room. I remind you, it was around 5 AM and we had nowhere to go, and he just told us to "wait around a few ours". After a bit more arguing and yelling, he talked to his boss again and magically got us a room - after telling us there were none available. In the morning we went to talk to the manager of the hotel. he again called us liars, although we had proof, and yelled at us. He told us we can't get the money back for the nights we had already spent there, and that he is stopping the conversation. His argument was that he brought an expert which could not find any bed bugs. This expert was conveniently brought there while we were not there, and, if you read for five minutes on the internet, you could easily find that it takes way more than a few hours to catch bed bugs, because it involves laying traps, waiting a few days to see what got caught, and checking for eggs. In short, it was probably a lie told to us in order for the manager to cover his ass. This is the worst treatment we have ever gotten in a hotel. This place refused to take responsibility for being un-sanitary (the bathroom and the room itself reek), and as a result we now have to be on alert for bed bugs in our homes. I strongly recommend you not to come here. Thank you.
3. Ga'aton Motel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
On the main street of the coastal city of Nahariya, in one of the city's oldest buildings, a new family hotel was established. In addition to its amazing location near the sea, surrounded by cafes and restaurants, we offer an intimate and quiet atmosphere, with a personal and courteous attitude to every guest. The right place to stay, explore, relax and enjoy the diverse environment Ga'aton Motel is on the main boulevard, Ga'aton. Surrounded by cafés and restaurants, it offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and an LCD TV. Ga'aton Motel is 2 minute walk from the beach of Sokolov& the Galey Galil beach. Ga'aton Boulevard is a busy shopping area that is crossed by the Ga'aton River. Rooms are simply furnished and include satellite TV channels, a fridge, and free tea and coffee. Each room has a private bathroom and some rooms also have a kitchenette. Free parking is provided close to the Motel and staff are always available to offer tourist information on the various hiking opportunities in the area. Nahariya's Train Station and the central bus station are 10 minutes away on foot. You can go swimming at a local country club. The town of Rosh HaNikra, famous for its white cliffs and caves, is 10 km north. The historic town of Acre is 10 minutes drive south.
Is it a hotel? No. A motel? No. It's a "HO."
Reviewed By aldershot1One sign on the building calls this place the Ga’aton Motel. Another calls it the Gat’aton Hotel. At night, the part-illuminated sign just says “HO.” It’s more of a “ho” than anything. As in “ho, ho, ho.” Neither a hotel nor a motel. There is no breakfast provided, virtually no “amenities” – we’ll come to that later - and beds like boards. The rooms are small, with inadequate space to store or spread anything out. The cleaner, Mr. Moti's wife, comes in only every few days so expect to have to empty your bins sometimes. The worst aspect is the small broom-cupboard-like space which is a combined shower and toilet, the floor of which is more or less permanently soaked as there is no shower tray. The length of the combined shower and toilet is approx 166 cms. (five feet four inches)with a maximum width of about 77 cms. (two feet five ins) . That’s measured from where the toilet waste pipe comes out of the wall. The usable space is much less as the WC takes up about a third of it. If you are sitting on it, your trouser bottoms getting soaked, your head touches the shower curtain. So, as some of these hostel-like so-called hotels in Israel don’t seem to have grasped the notion that the water from showers can easily be contained in a tray, and drained away without flooding the entire floor, the shower/toilet enclosure is awkward and annoying in the extreme. In our first room the shower drain was not properly designed to facilitate drainage, so we were forever slopping water about. The makeshift solution was to put towels down, one to stop some of the floor flooding and another to stand on to stop some of the water getting on our clothes. You had to get dressed and undressed outside this ridiculous space. Unless you are prepared to buy three expensive meals a day out you need to have some form of cooking facility. There’s a kettle and fridge in the room but that’s about it. There is a sort of communal kitchen. The large, rough-looking fridge is full of junk. Not a fridge as such….(!) There is a microwave, where I managed to make porridge (oatmeal) . But there is zero provision of any cooking utensils. No so much as a plastic spoon or plate, let alone saucepans, knives and forks etc. We were only able to eat here by borrowing bowls, spoons and so forth from our family, who live nearby.Unless you are prepared to fly the Atlantic/Med with a case full of dishes and so on, forget eating at this “ho.” You might not be amused. The two of us paid 280 Shekels a night for a twin-bedded room, about £62 at the rate of exchange we got, or about $78, depending on the rate of exchange. Anywhere in North America or the UK, where we have stayed in many hotels, you would get a reasonable hotel with excellent facilities and breakfast for that. Plus comfortable beds and a proper bathroom, with shower trays. I got up in the early hours one morning to use the toilet, only to find all the power off. The same was true all down our wing. Around 6 am a Hebrew speaking lady got through to the owner, followed his instructions at the Consumer Unit and got the lights back on. They went off again and once more she got them on. When we saw Moti, the owner, that afternoon he had the cheek to ask me what I had been doing to cause the lights to fail! Well, sleeping actually. Of course, this can be seriously disruptive to the electrical system…..The lights also went out the next night. In Israel, which urgently needs some professionally-run American or UK hotel chains to come here and provide a good service with proper, modern facilities, the Motel is relatively inexpensive. Which shows you that in some ways Israel is still a young, developing country with a long way to go.
4. Camelot Suites
See why so many travelers make Camelot Suites their motel of choice when visiting Eilat. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer air conditioning. In addition, guests can enjoy a pool during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Eilat, Camelot Suites is located a short distance from Harbour Bridge (0.2 mi) and Red Sea Yacht (0.2 mi). During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Eilat schnitzel restaurant such as Barbis Diner & Bar, which is a short distance from Camelot Suites. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Ahla Diving in Eilat (1.1 mi) and Eilat Action (0.6 mi), which are some popular Eilat attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the motel. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Camelot Suites as you experience all of the things Eilat has to offer.
5. Tzabar Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Beautiful boutique motel modern with families and couples rooms, a lobby open 24/7 with a swimming pool and Wi-Fi. Motel lobby bar you can enjoy hot and cold drinks and alcoholic beverages. Here you can enjoy a good vacation for the whole family at reasonable prices.
Great place , perfect service we had real fun at hotel
Reviewed By Alon OWe had a family vacation. Some of us dive other just enjoy Eilat The hotel was really great Worm hospitality, clean place wonderful coffee on the lobby The kids love the swiming pool It was perfect value to money vacation I will definitely come back again Really recommended Thanks Alon
6. Ari the Princess of the Sea
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
מלון בוטיק חדש משופץ נקי ובמיקום מעולה
Reviewed By Dineliahouמלום בוטיק חדש ! נקי מסודר, במיקום מעולה קרוב לים ולנקניון. שירות טוב של הצוות . החדרים והמיטות נוחים מאןד יש קפה ואינטרנט במלון, נוף לים מהחדר, טםוויזיה עם כבלים. הכל חדש נקי ומסודר תמורה מלאה למחיר שמשלמים שווה להגיע
7. Yvonne Hostel Sde Boker
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Nice but not kore then that
Reviewed By Guy YWe spent the holiday here for 2 nights. The villa located in the new neighborhood of Sde Boker. Theo owner was accessible when needed however we were surprise from the low maintenance of the villa . For the price we paid we would expect to see much more in terms of facility. No landscape with lots of dirty all around. The villa include basement with separate entrance. The owner rent it so be aware as sometimes you might find yourself surrounded with others in the villa. The villa includes all the facilities including dishwasher , cable and WiFi. In 2 miles radius you can find some nice hikes (Ein Ovdat/Havarim river) but best you go to Tamar river hike. To sum up - we would expect to get much more clean and maintained place for the price we paid so think twice if you decide to come here. The Sde Boker is amazing place tough !!
