Monochrome - by Loginn Tel-Avivian Hotels

Perfect location for me, no car needed in any case you won't find parking around and the roads around it are always blocked. Rooms had been recently refurbished and numbered in a way which makes sense. Be aware there is no reception, for me it's a plus:) though an elevator exists, not all rooms/floors are fully accessible - so if you need full accessibility make sure you tell them before hand so you'll get the appropriate room.

I stayed here for 3 nights in January. There were a few issues encountered. Check in - On booking, they had sent me a check in link but I totally forgot about it, and received no reminders to do so. On the day of check in, I received a message via Agoda to send my details, which I did and the hotel responded so I thought all was in order. It turns out they did not receive the attachments so I ended up standing outside the location with no way to enter. It was so hard to find a phone number to contact them. Access - The lift wasn’t working so you’ll have to carry luggage up a flight of stairs. There is no reception so anyone can enter the building if they have the code. On my first night, someone knocked on my door multiple times and I had no way to check because there was no chain lock and no peek hole. Definitely not recommended for solo travelers. I saw 2 cameras in the hallway and asked them to check the footage. It’s been 2 days and still no response. Cleanliness - The kettle was filthy with limescale and burnt stuff (rust?). Under the duvet, I found a bunch of hair. So though the place looked clean, I wasn’t confident it was. The good points are - responsive whatsapp, convenient location to Carmel market and train station, hot showers, and Netflix available. I’d recommend this if location is a priority.