1. We only stayed for one night, so we didn't interact much with the staff and checked in online. But, upon arrival, the receptionist, Sofia I think is her name, told us we were upgraded to a better room with a sea view. So that was a nice little surprise. Plus she was so nice and you could tell she does her job passionately. 2. Can't say a thing about the hotel facilities, simply because we didn't use them. but I saw the gym and the sauna; they're rather small. Just a couple of treadmills and kettlebells. The terrace on the third floor is quite nice. Just don't expect any view or something. 3. The hotel is well maintained, cleaning-wise. The rooms as well. I just think whoever did our bathroom didn't finish the job. Nothing serious or something, I just think it could've been better cleaned. 4. Tel Aviv at this time is being "renovated" and you can see cranes at every corner and as far as your eyes can see. We didn't hear that much noise at all, but then again, we stayed on the 10th floor. The roads leading to the hotel are either blocked or narrow and it's almost impossible to find a parking space. The nearest parking lot to the hotel is the "Eidlson" which is less than a minute's walk. The price is 80 shekels for a whole day till 08:00 AM the next morning. So if you parked your car at 22:00 and you're still there at 08:01. that's 80 shekels. After which the price switches to 30 shekels for an hour and 5 shekels for every 15 minutes after that. The Breakfast is served at the hotel's restaurant and to get there you need to exit the hotel and walk to the right wing of the hotel. No biggie. 5. The breakfast. Most important meal of the day. The hotel helps you get that healthy start to your day. The coffee is one of the best I had. And let's cut to the chase. The selection is not that wide. But, and I do mean this, everything that they do have is feakin' good.

loved the location close to the beach; love the fact that you have bicycles for guests to ride around the city, but the two hour time limit was too restricting, for example the time allowed should be increased maybe to six or seven hours so that I can cycle to the museum for the afternoon.

breakfast used to be better -- when I stayed at your hotel in the past there was more selection, for example, there used to be smoked fish, and freshly squeezed orange juice, and more menu selections.

I had booked the room for my wife visiting relatives in Israel. The hotel is very comfortable, the personnel helpful and the location extremely convenient. My wife has been enthusiast of the very rich and assorted breakfast in the morning.

Roadworks in the street in front of the hotel make difficult to arrive with heavy luggage and make noisy the environment. A bit too expensive but Tel Aviv is one of the most costly towns in the world.

Room was new and nice. Except for the shower room seems clean. (shower was not clean) Great location. Very nice, modern and pleasant breakfast area- however there was no vegan option for those who don't eat eggs. They gave me extra salads instead. I have to say the food was very good, and served very elegantly, was just bummed they had nothing for vegan to replace the main egg dish.

Shower had hairs. Pillows were too hard. The extra child bed is a folded bed that is very uncomfortable. No vegan options at breakfast.

Great staff and central location in TLV. Because of construction right outside, it is not the nicest view but it was fine as we didn't spend that much time in the hotel. Breakfast was lovely! You get a standard fixed-menu (4-5 items that don't change) and you get a buffet. Everything was delicious although I wish the pre-fixed menu had a little bit more variety. If you order, order the Shakshuka, it's pretty good! It was so hot in TLV in July that the room had blackouts every now and then and the AC will stop working for 30-40 minutes, so that was unpleasant but it wasn't the hotels fault per-say as the whole street had the blackouts apparently.

The BY14 Hotel was absolutely gorgeous and amazing! First of all, the price point for the room including breakfast - is a very fair deal especially in Tel-Aviv. Secondly, breakfast restaurant presents tasteful food and drinks. Unfortunately,dining and lunching was not available at the restaurant (yet), but the hotel was kindly offering appetizers and drinks during some days,calliit a happy hour. The room service is great as well as the rooms themselves. A lot of place in the bathroom for skincare and other stuff. Nice conditioning. Thirdly, the hotel has a fitness room. Of course it is not a big one,but still,very thoughtfully done. Treadmills, bicycles, dumbbells and even a sauna with a marvelous view upon the sea and terrace. Nice!!! Apart from this, hotel has two coffee machines and a small fridge where different kind of milk options are presented. Oat, soy, almond, lactose free and original milk + the ice (for ice coffe). Also very nicely done and organized. The lobby is insane,great place to chat amd drink your coffe. Finally,the BY14 hotel location is absolutely amazing. Only 5 minutes from the beach, 10 minutes from the Dizengof Square. Tonns of restaurants nearby, Carmel Market, and the train station. All good! Totally would come back in Tel-Aviv and in BY14 Hotel for sure!

The hotel is in an excellent location, a very short walk from the beach, coffee shops, restaurants, stores. It's about 3 short blocks from the sea, just tucked in a couple of blocks from the main strip, which is nice because you're a bit removed from the noise and hustle and bustle of the boardwalk, but you can walk there in about 5 min. It's clean, modern and comfortable and a great 'home base' for exploring the city. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. We had a sea view, which was nice. It's over buildings, but still you can see the water from the room.

They could use a few more amenities in the rooms, like a hair dryer, Kleenex, and maybe a few more toiletry products. Also there's currently major construction on the street as they're building a new train system, so it's very dirty and noisy outside, and one night of our stay they were doing construction work through the night which was loud and made it difficult to sleep. They have a little coffee bar in the lobby with coffee and water, but a few little cookies or treats would have been a nice extra touch.

i loved the room,open space,free coffee area,very friendly staff,security,location walking diatance to shopping area and beach

the incomplete ugly rail construction infront of the hotel,having to walk to a very small restaurant next door for breakfast

Location is very good. Even though there is construction of the metro line in front of hotel, there is no noise, you can reach the hotel quite good. Lobby area is very nice and comfortable. Very clean hotel. Yulia from reservations was really amazing.

Some staff is just plain rude, no patience. They are on their mobile phones and dont even look up. My room was ok but there are things lose that need better maintenance. Bed was way below standard. I slept on sprinfs ! One porter guy by the door doing absolutely nothing but his mobile phone. We came in to check in and he did not even look up from his phone. The staff really need training on manners and service.

Good location near the beach and easy to get to markets etc.....fantastic Israeli breakfast, comfy bed etc

This is not a criticism of the hotel but there was a lot of construction work going on outside - building/extending the rapid rail.....it'll be done in a year or so and convenient travel outside....so a plus...no noise in the hotel