A most amiable receptionist nice woman was willing to assist with everything Including special tasks related to the 39 'forbiden duties' on Shabbath An extraordinary truly unforgettable and non-regretable stay which is whole-heartedly recommended for all

The local guests at my room where somewhat impolite (to each other) and it caused a slight burden But hey, for an 8-bed dorm at that price Who really has any right to complain?

I loved this hostel and people in it. The fact that it is volunteer run place contributes to its great social value, ability to have conversations with people from all over the world and feel welcomed in their family. You come as a guest and live as a friend. Quite unique in the world of hostels not just in Israel, but around places I've traveled

Good location, not far from bus stop, several convenient stores around, beach is 10-15 min by walking, very nice and friendly staff, clear rules.

Experience was good but don't expect conditions like in the hotel - it is hostel dedicated to backpackers and tourists with limited budget - old building with old furniture, shared toilet and bath room.

Really loved the staff, also the property has a code that they change every few days, there was a lock on a door to the dorm. The design of the place is great, there is a balcony and plenty of space to rest and eat. The location is very good as well.

The bathroom in a girl's dorm was very dirty when I arrived. And in the kitchen there is practically nothing to wash plates with, so it feels a bit unclean. The shelves are very old and not clean as well. Also still confused why on Booking it seems like there are two Roger's hostels, when in reality it is the same place, so while booking it felt as if it's a scam. (unfortunately forgot to take pics of toilet paper all around the bathroom. but props to the staff: mentioned it in the morning and in the evening everything was ok)

Great location, family atmosphere at the hostel, well equipped kitchen. It was clean and there was a Shabbat dinner. Curtains at the beds.

There could have been more social activities to connect and support on tours. I met nice other solo travellers but not as easy as in other Tel Aviv hostels. Rooms were packed with beds and windows cannot be opened in every room, which led to a bad smell. No soap in every bathroom to wash your hands. Basically free coffee but not refilled for some days.

The cast of characters, better known as the staff, is what makes this location special. They’re really open and sociable.

Bit cold in those rooms during February. There is no such person named Roger. He’s a mythical character.

Great staff, communal areas encourage a lot of socialising and culture of respect. Rooms cleaned every day too

Rooms sometimes smelly (not necessarily the hostel’s fault), charging facilities weak, takes a long time for equipment to charge. Lots of change to the entrance codes which caused confusion.

The workers are really nice, we got fresh towels and sheets, the bathroom and showers are clean and the room was cozy and had a really good AC and for the price, when it’s close to the beach, absolutely worth it.

The staff is really nice. They offer a friendly environment. There are several places you can hangout like a balcony and garden or the sofa area inside. It’s close to the bars and the seaside. You can leave your luggage in a storage room for free if you need to after you check out, which is a plus.

The amenities are everything you need at a backpacker's hostel, and the crew of volunteers running the place keep it tidy while bringing in the fun that inherently comes from them all more or less being on vacation themselves. This is a great spot to socialize (at least in the summer... I imagine it's a bit more subdued in winter)

There's a kitchen and you can of course use it, but expect a pile of dishes from others, since it seems like everyone chooses to leave their messes for the volunteers to clean up.