Find hotels in Ben Zakkay from NT$3,889

Very comfortable hotel in an interesting neighborhood.

When we arrive in Israel from the U.S.,we want a quiet, comfortable hotel near the Ben Gurion Airport. The Leonardo is a 30-minute taxi ride or a 30-minute train ride from the airport. Right across the street from the hotel is the train station so you can manage without a car. The rooms are very clean and modern. The business center features computers, newspapers, and generous snacks. The staff are very helpful.

Very good place. Clean! Very kind stuff.

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The Sadot was perfect for our transit hotel. Close enough to the airport . The staff was so nice . We left a bag there for 4 days and retrieved it on our return to Tel Aviv.

Many compliments to the staff. The best breakfast feast of all my touring. I think the chef is a Russian mama who loves to cook! Clean and quaint hotel in a great art district with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities.

This was a last minute booking for us and our selection was primarily based on the deck overlooking the Mediterranean. During our check-in, we realized there was so much more to the property than a good view. Guy, whose family owns the property, was so helpful in our arrival. He even met us on the sidewalk to ensure we had a good parking spot. The public spaces of the property along with our room were spotless and full of character. Our room, both bedroom and bathroom spaces, were very...

Peter greeted my group with a very big welcome and smile, made us feel at home. We had a very small issue with our laundry but, the manager Talia Yedid-levi was very accommodating and fully refunded the fee for our laundry. We will be recommending this hotel to our friends and family at home and will definitely return.

We enjoyed our stay very much!

Beautiful property, great staff , free coffee and wine at all times. My only comment is the room size and bathroom. We were at room 105 ( with the balcony and the bathroom was not comfortable at all .

I had a very enjoyable stay here again at the Joseph Hotel. It was Rosh Hashana and I was invited to join in a very special meal with many displaced people from the North. It is a safe environment for a solo traveller.

The hotel is located at the heard of Jaffa flea market, the hottest most hipster area of tel aviv. The hotel atmosphere and design are very Jaffa-y (I was living in Jaffa for 8 years) and give you a very authentic experience of the area.

Great place. Authenticity with a breath of fresh air - and high quality. Excellent food.

I loved our Luxe stylish room and adorable marble bathroom, the super comfy beds like they were made in Heaven, great hospitality by the front desk (we love you Ms. Cecile!) and overall wonderful experience I would love to have again! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to smile from beginning till end during their Iconic hotel stay :)

Drove in by car from Amman for the weekend. Very modern and stylish hotel,very conveniently located in the middle of everything. Friendly and helpful staff (call her Goldie), nice breakfast buffet with lots of local specialities. Rooms modern and comfy, but on the small side. Important when you travel by car to Tel Aviv, as parking is extremely rare: free parking space available in garage under the hotel, but steep and curling access, not made for SUVs or big cars. Would I recommend? YES.

We stayed in Maser, on 52 Maze st., Tel Aviv. The place is outstanding at any aspect: - it was very comfortable, the apartment was specious and functional. - the appartment was bery clean and well maintained. - the lobby downstairs is an inviting communal place with seating areas and an outside patio where one can seat relax and munch on something. There is a self serving espresso/cappuccino machine and snacks of dried fruits, almonds and nuts available to the residents any time of the day -...

Great hotel close to the location i had to be at.Easy to get at and staff very accomodating to all my requests. would not hesitate to stay there again