Ruby

Clean, cozy, very Lovely Details. Highly recommended. You have your Own Little outside space, Rooms are very clean. There is a cozy and clean kitchen for all guests to prepare coffee. Area to Stay in TLV is Great.

Great size room and balcony, simplicity and elegance with amazing high ceilings. Perfect location at the heart of Neve tzedek Loved the privacy of self checking and support when needed over phone. I will definitely come back to stay there again next time. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Ruby Hotel is a good Hostel, but it is not a hotel. We expected more than what we paid for: room is small, only cleaned every 2/3 days, too much light was coming in the room because they did not install blinds. The rest was great for a hostel, but not for a hotel.

Best location, surrounded by lots of bakeries… Loved the self check in, free water bottles, great toiletries, lovely outdoor sitting… access to a kitchen was great (but please add paper napkins:).

I’ve never stayed in place where are you enter a electronic code to get in. That being said don’t forget to press the pound or star sign after they email you the code. Please have been remodeled and I have to say their taste is impeccable and I have never stayed at a cleaner facility in my life. There are a few communal kitchen areas that are stocked with Nespresso coffee and free beer. The bed was so comfortable the comforter pillows and sheets all high-quality. Our location was on the back of the building so very quiet although the front of the street did not see very noisy either . I would definitely choose this place again. Don’t forget to bring here two prong currency converter

Super easy to access, quiet, convenient and clean.

Great boutique hotel in nice neighborhood. Check in process is wholly digital but very easy to do.

The Ruby Hotel is clean and in a very nice neighborhood. We enjoyed the shared communal spaces with coffee, tea and dishware along with the beautiful patio. The check in was very easy. Overall, we were very pleased with the experience with the exception of two items. The first which could not be prevented, but would have been good to know ahead of time was the very loud nearby construction that occurred early in the morning on the last two days. Perhaps this couldn't have been prevented, but I saw many listings that identified long construction projects nearby so visitors would know ahead of time. The second item that I really think the hotel should address is that fact that they don't have "do not disturb" notices for visitors to leave outside. The housekeeping came by to replace the towels and on two occasions walked in once while I was taking a nap and another time when I was just out of the shower even though I kept yelling "please don't come in". A really simple solution and one that exists in pretty much every hotel is a "do not disturb" tag that you can place outside. On the third night, they did replace the towels while we were out, but felt weird about people entering the room without our permission.

We stayed at this place for 5 nights, the room was cleaned twice. It is by no means a hotel, no service. Rather air bnb. The cleaning personnel speaks only Russian and Hebrew, not very practical. Atmosphere is good, but bathroom tiny, could not even open the door fully. No cupboards, only a rail with few hangers to hang some clothes. The location is excellent. The code system to enter the house and room worked perfectly well, coffee, tea and beer on the house is a nice gesture. But too expensive for what it is, although all of Tel Aviv is frightfully expensive. Next time we'll go to a "real hotel".