Pet friendly Hotels Tel Aviv

We enjoyed a great week at the Elkonin, the staff could not do enough for us. Our room was beautiful but a little small and we were quickly shown a choice of two other rooms. The bedrooms are beautifully apointed and some have charming terraces looking out onto Lilenblum St (no sound at all from the road when the balcony doors were closed). The breakfast was held in an attractive large room on the ground floor. There was some outside space but it wasn't as nice an area as the breakfast room. The breakfast was a fabulous Israeli breakfast, served individually not buffet. We enjoyed working our way through the menu! There was a huge stylish bar but we never got to drink there because we were too busy exploring the city's nighlife. At the top of the hotel is a wonderful roof terrace with pool and the most amazing view across the city to the sea. We spent quite a few hours relaxing by the small but perfect pool. The hotel is on the site of an old house owned by the Konin family. It has been wonderfully restored and offers a tranquil place right in the heart of Lillenblum and Rothschild. We would definitely return!

First off, religious Jews should make sure not to stay here! When I checked in on Friday I asked the front desk for a metal key to use on Shabbat. It took her a while to find it, but she gave it to me. Before Shabbat began I ran an errand and when I returned to the hotel, I noticed that I needed to use my key card to swipe in. (This is presumably for security, as the front desk is located on the rooftop and there is really nothing going on on the entrance level.) I returned to the front desk and asked the woman there how to enter the hotel on Shabbat and she said that since I couldn't swipe, I could ring the bell. As a Shabbat-observant Jew I can't use either the electric key card or the electric doorbell on Shabbat, and I told her that. She told me ”well then you'll just have to find someone to ring for you.” Shabbat-observant Jews also won't ask someone to do something on Shabbat that they can't do themselves, so I had to wait outside the hotel for a very long time upon returning on Friday night and Saturday afternoon, until someone else came along who was going inside. More generally, there were a couple of gross cleanliness moments. I found a huge cockroach in my shower one morning. I also came back one evening to find the bathmat neatly folded, but sitting in the sink, which was odd and kind of gross. Additionally, the water coming out of the shower smelled persistently sulfuric, which is weird given that Israel has great tap water. Finally, the blackout curtains in my room were stuck closed on one side, obstructing my view from the window and restricting the amount of light that comes into the room. Mid way through my stay, while I was trying to close the curtains on the other side, the dangling handle you use to move the curtain fell off. Rather than fixing it, the housekeeping staff just pushed it under the curtains, where it remained until the end of my stay. All in all, it wasn't a nightmare stay or anything like that. The location is good (though *loud*), and the rooftop pool/lounge is nice. Still, I will never stay here again, certainly not over Shabbat, and if you are a Shabbat observant Jew, you won't want to stay here either.

היי,אתמול הגענו למלון ארטיסט בתל אביב אחרי חוויה נוראית במלון אחר פגש אותנו בחור בשם עומר,שהוא פשוט נכס לרשת גרם לנו להרגיש הכי בנוח והכי מוזמנים המלון נהדר,ארוחת בוקר מצוינת וניקיון ברמה אחרת Hey, yesterday we arrived at the Artist Hotel in Tel Aviv after a terrible experience at another hotel. We were met by a guy named Omer, who is simply an asset to the chain. He made us feel most comfortable and most welcome. The hotel is great, the breakfast is excellent and the cleanliness is on another level

This marks my fifth stay at the Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv Hotel, and my experience has consistently been exceptional. Visiting during the lower season has been particularly enjoyable, as the reduced crowd levels allow for a more personalized and attentive service experience. The staff demonstrates a strong commitment to guest satisfaction, ensuring a comfortable and pleasant stay. The M Lounge stands out as an excellent facility, characterized by its welcoming atmosphere and highly professional team. I would like to extend my appreciation to Janice, Anastasia, Elena, and the entire management team for their outstanding service. Their dedication and attentiveness contribute significantly to the overall quality of the experience. I truly enjoyed my stay and look forward to returning in the future.

We stayed at the hotel for 10 nights. It's a stylish and cute design hotel with a beach resort look. The rooms are quite small, it's only for sleeping, not really for working from the room. Most rooms have no view at all, but luckily we had one on the street side with a little balcony. Unfortunately for us this was the loudest room, because of street work starting at 7:30 every morning which made it impossible to sleep past that time. The sound isolation on those windows was quite poor. On the upside, the breakfast and happy hour buffet are a plus in the overall experience. On the downside, the music that plays in the lobby is generally too loud, not usually associated with high quality hotels. When I asked the reception if there was a way to reduce the volume a tiny bit, they said they were unable to do it. The personnel is generally very kind and helpful, however the cleaning of the rooms is a bit questionable. If you are in Tel Aviv for a few days only and you do not intend spending a lot of time at the hotel, this is a convenient one, otherwise I would recommend looking around as well.

First time weve felt an actual sense of hospitality, at a hotel. the staff was so nice and accommodating, the happy hour served was filled with wines cheeses and snacks was amazing, the breakfast was so delicious and had endless varieties to choose from. the obvious things like the hotels location and the room choices with their great views from the terrace were also wonderful. we highly recommend the hotel for anyone who wants a special stay in jaffa with a great location and proximity to all amenities. Were definitely going to visit visit great place again.thank you!

A very enjoyable stay, thanks to the wonderful service delivered by every member of staff. From the front reception desk to the cleaners to the breakfast staff, everyone was exceptionally friendly and went out of their way to make guests feel special. The hotel itself is situated on HaYarkon Street, just behind the Hilton hotel and only a block in one direction from the beach and a couple of blocks in the other direction from Dizengoff St. The bedrooms are on the small side and decor is a little dated, but generally in good condition and very clean. In any case, with so much to do in Tel Aviv, very few people come to stay in their bedroom. Breakfast is served in the entrance lobby lounge area and is excellent, even by the high standards set in Israel. Not only is there a wide selection of foods on offer, but the quality is very high and generally very healthy too (chocolate babka aside, but exceptions can always be made for that!). Overall, it was a great experience - the reviews are true - and I will definitely return on future visits to Tel Aviv.

These apartments are a feast for the eyes, with old gramophones and tape recorders mounted on the walls. The paint schemes are striking but the ambiance is amazing. Located a stone's throw from Disengoff Street, you couldn't pick a better location. The staff couldn't have been more helpful with suggestions for good local restaurants etc. We will definitely be back.