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,

The hotel staff made the best impression, so nice, polite and welcoming, out right the best service I had. The hotel itself is lovely, the room was enough with a great bathroom (with adult size shampoo and shower gel bottles). The hotel had free drinks, beer, wine 24/7 with everything accessable at the terraces on the 4th floor. The bed was very comfortable and everything was very clean. The location is great, about 500 meters from the beach yet on a very quiet street. The hotel also has a deal with the parking next to it (20 meters maybe) so that was also nice. Breakfast was great, although a bit small considering usual breakfast size, we were full when we finished.

The only thing I can actually think of which seems a bit nuanced is that I'd love it if the floor in the bedroom was wood or nicer floor tiles.

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...

Very pleasant boutique hotel in an excellent yet quiet central location. We loved the design and the overall vibe and were especially pleased with the breakfast and its lovely setting in the downstairs cafe. Nice restaurants, the Meir Park, Carmel Market and lots of Bauhaus gems are all within walking distance. Our room was small, but had a nice urban feel to it and was situated on the back of the building, which made it very quiet.

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What a fabulous space! The hotel is in a great location, close to beach and markets. Staff go out of their way to help you and make you feel welcome, particularly the manager, Danny. There are free drinks for residents, fabulous breakfast offered and a super cool vibe. A must stay in Tel Aviv!

Excellent value for money. The staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming — we truly felt at home. There's a lounge on the 4th floor offering free beverages, and even a happy hour with drinks and snacks, which was a pleasant surprise for such a small hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and again, the standout was the warm and attentive service. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely return.

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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.

Warm, wonderful, friendly hotel. We sadly were robbed at the beach in Tel Aviv and the kind staff made sure we had everything we needed to make our stay more comfortable in a very, very stressful moment. Very accommodating and helpful. It's a wonderful quiet boutique hotel with a great breakfast menu in a terrific location. Would go back in a second.

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.