Concierges are excellent—smart, supportive, friendly, attentive, informative, and welcoming —which is especially comforting if you’re a solo traveler. The free 24/7 coffee, tea, wine and beer were great and there was a fun social event with cocktails one night, which led to my meeting other guests. The Gili Cafe on the first floor offers healthy and fun options like avocado toast and carrot juice. The terrace and rooftop on the fourth and fifth floors support digital nomad co-working and are open 24/7. The cleaning staff were very efficient and professional.

If you pre-pay breakfast, be aware the cafe has some limitations. Some mornings they don’t open until 8 or 8:30 am, so if you have an early morning meeting you probably won’t be able to get breakfast before. The cafe doesn’t comfortably do take out breakfasts (tho this might be possible if you arrange for it the night before). Also this place is expensive, but it’s in an expensive and fun part of Tel Aviv so that’s probably to be expected. The TV didn’t work well, but I didn’t need it,

Its a charming hotel in the middle of a Tel Aviv neighborhood. I used to live in Tel Aviv and it really felt like I am back home. The room was spacious with a lovely balcony and the place is nicely decorated. There is a rooftop where you can help yourselves with drinks and wine. Breakfast was lovely too with lots f options to chose from the menu. They have an arrangement with a parking nearby which was super convenient and at a fair price.

I think the rooms could benefit from a double glazing window. I didn't mind as I am used to Tel Aviv noise, but my partner woke up every night from the garbage truck noise, scooters, horns, etc...

Everything about The Saul is comfortable, pleasant and more than adequate. Good position, room at the back of the hotel is very quiet. Delightful, helpful front of house staff. Clean, uncluttered rooms though small. Good shower.

There isn’t anything we don’t like about the hotel-it’s not super luxurious but very good value for money. People who travel with lots of clothes will struggle with space available.

Location and staff are superb ! Loved the free activities like pilates on the roof terrace or aperol spritz on the terrace and also the free tour on Saturday of a Bauhaus building. Those were really special touches. The staff made me feel very welcome

The restaurant was excellent but sometimes I only got back to the hotel very late and it closes at 6pm or 7pm So if you're tired and alone there is really nothing to eat at the hotel. They have an excellent complimentary terrace with tea coffee wine etc on offer 24/7 which is really great! I think it should probably include some kind of snacks- fruit, packets of chips or nuts - just something if you missed dinner. The location is excellent and there are numerous delicious restaurants very close but once or twice I was just too knackered to go hunt and gather! :))

Everything was wonderful: the breakfasts were amazing (I’d say one of the best I’ve ever tried), the room was spotless, and the bed was so comfortable. I loved the terrace and the little room with drinks, cookies, and hot water—it was such a nice touch. This hotel was incredibly cozy, and I would love to return someday!

Everything was perfect for me.

The best hotel in Tel Aviv. It's quite, the service is so polite and welcoming, the breakfast and cappuccino - worl class (better than those buffet wheee you overeat). Location is Central and close to the beach, shopping, restaurants etc. The patio rooms are gorgeous and shaded. Comfortable bed.

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super comfy beds, quiet neighborhood (but minutes from everything) for . staff is very friendly. big lush towels and even in the smallest room, there’s good organization so it works even with a lot of luggage. There’s a WONDERFUL cafe in the lobby with incredible coffee, sweets and breakfast/lunch snacks and meals. 24/7, you can make yourself a coffee/latte , or grab seltzer, water, beer or wine- all free in the 4th floor terrace. The hotel also had evening events- like a Pilates class on the roof top terrace, a cocktail party… such a nice surprise!

street is narrow and difficult to stop to get a cab or unload your luggage.

10 minute or so walk to the beach and Carmel markets. Good cafe/eatery on ground floor and very close to various other cafes and restaurants. Stayed 6 nights. Room was a decent size. Well appointed with everything you need. Bed and pillows very comfortable. Balcony overlooking street was a good size. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Free beers and wine, filtered water and coffee up on the fourth floor communal seating area. And roof terrace with decent views over Tel Aviv.

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A great hotel. I love the terrace that has water, wine, and beer available. The coffee shop in the lobby was great too. The front desk was very responsive.

The only thing that I didn’t like was that when I booked the hotel on booking.com it indicated that there was a shuttle to the airport which was one of my primary reasons to book the hotel. When it came time to leave though there was not shuttle we were told to just call a cab. The cab worked out fine, I was just disappointed with the disconnect about what was advertised on booking.con and what was actually offered. The hotel was wonderful so I would still recommend it.

Location fascinating, hotel exceptionally nice staff, room incredibly comfortable, all we needed and more, bottle of wine and water in the room, a comfy place to sit with free beer, wine, coffee. Breakfast was delicious in the trendy downstairs coffee shop. And together with all that everything was green and environmentally friendly

Nothing....everything was perfect