The location is great, especially if you plan on drinking at the BellBoy, and if you do, make sure to be in your room before the action starts to get the full experience and feeling when you walk out the elevator and enter 1940 france

In general, the hotel feels a bit outdated and could use a "fresh paint", after you visit hotels in eastern Europe you can see the difference and value you get from the place. And of course you need to consider that the hotel is in T Aviv where everything is more expensive but at the end it's a different outcome.

- The best bed I ever slept in. - Amazing location. A walking distance from most of Tel Aviv's hotspots. - Staff is very generous and responsive. - Hotel's bar is excellent and the overall design and atmosphere of the hotel is very unique.

- Public parking and parking lots aroud the area are extremely expensive. For 21 hrs of public parking we payed 110 ILS which is also the approxmate price of a nearby parking lot. This isn't the hotel's fault of course but its quite an inconvenience expecially if your'e travelling from other cities. Arrival by public transport is recommended.

This hotel is a gem! The rooms are very clean with super comfy beds and the linens are high-end. I loved the plush terry-lined robe as well! The vibe of the place is unique and sooooo cool. As others have said, there is a very, very trendy bar/restaurant that's part of the lobby - like a speak-easy. It's super popular with delicious and wonderfully different foods. But by far, the best part of staying at Hotel B Berdichevsky is the staff. The manager Assa and "Bosmat" were especially attentive to my needs, helpful and giving - they made me feel more like family than a hotel guest (I mean that in a good way)! The housekeeping and front desk staff are also very professional and friendly. They hire well at this hotel. I'm an extremely light sleeper, and I requested a quiet room - I got it! Even though there is a crazy-lively bar on the first floor of the hotel, at least some of the rooms are super quiet. Be sure to ask for one if that matters to you. There were also room darkening curtains, which helped me get a good night's sleep. One example of the attentiveness of staff - there is a nespresso coffee maker in every room, and I asked if they had decaf pods for it. They did not (Israelis are not known for decaf)! The next day, I was given a sleeve of decaf pods. How nice is that? They really wanted me to be happy and comfortable. They were also very flexible when my plans needed to change, and are excellent in timely communication with you, both before and during your stay - and also after, I would guess! As for location, the hotel is on a quiet street and slightly off the main streets (Rothchild Blvd is one block away), but it is totally walkable to everything. The Hashalom train station is about a 15 minute walk away, and there is a convenience store just down the street. It's a small hotel - 5 floors with 4 rooms on each floor I think. The smaller size and the incredible staff give it a warm feeling throughout.

There is nothing I didn't like about this hotel.

Staff are very friendly, coffee machine in room is nice, and the room itself is comfortable. Location is also good as there are many restaurants and bars nearby. Breakfast is included (though at other locations), and they give you three different choices. Also the breakfasts I got were always too much for me to finish

Unfortunately there was construction right in front of the hotel, which started at like 6am (!) every morning, which could disturb your sleep. The ground floor is a very popular bar and is always full, sometimes even with people outside waiting to get in, and the hotel is small and narrow, which made walking through everyone an inconvenience every time I wanted to leave or return to my room. The sink in the bathroom is also rather small, so water can splash everywhere, though that is minor.

The staff took care of me like I was family. I stayed on the 2nd floor of the hotel and on the first night, when I went down to the lobby to fill my water bottle, I found the lobby/bar hopping with people! It was the coolest thing and also the last thing I expected. I didn’t hear a thing! This hotel was so much fun and unique. The staff were kind and friendly. I would definitely go back.

Big rooms, clean, comfortable, worth the price we paid. Downstairs there is a nice cocktail bar. The beach is 25 minutes walk. Rotchild BV is 1-minute walk Many restaurants are available close by.

The elevator is for 2 people and the entrance is through this cocktail bar. There is no roof or balcony. But compared to the price you pay in other places in Tel Aviv, it was worth it.

One of the best check-in experiences ever. Extremely friendly staff who really wanted to be helpful. A welcome drink on arrival which was a nice touch. The beds and pillows are very comfortable. The whole place has a boutique feel with a wonderful bar on the ground floor. The staff were helpful in suggesting breakfast and lunch options in the nearby area which is very cosmopolitan. Even though the hotel was fully booked the next night I was able to arrange a slightly later checkout which was really helpful.

Nothing at all. I note some reviewers commented that walking through the bar area to get to the rooms is a problem. That did not bother me at all because the bar area is charming and it prompted me to have a few drinks there which were wonderful.

The hotel and room was very clean! I especially liked the atmosphere, the great bar in the hotel, comfort room, nice staff! the location is amazing, 5 minute walk from the a street of bars, restaurants and 15 minutes walk from the train station.

Nothing, I will visit this place again for sure.

Really, really kind and thoughtful staff and management. Helpful way beyond required. Excellent breakfast at a nearby cafe--great setting, delicious food. Stylish room, good amenities, great shower. Terrific location: walkable to performances, museums, shopping--in one of Tel Aviv's historic and most urbane neighborhoods.

Friendly. They were making sure that I was always comfortable. They have a cool bar on the lower floor.

one night a noisy party across the street made it hard to fall asleep.