This place is beyond repair. Totally run down, extremely dirty, unfit for human life. Avoid this hotel at any cost! Go just 100 meters north on the street and you will find Hotel Imperial, 15 or 20 bucks more expensive, but good, clean and with an excellent breakfast included.

The hotel was cheaper than many others we looked at in Tel Aviv and was a short walk from the beach (it's not directly on the beach, as it claims.) However, you definitely get what you pay for. The place was quite dirty - there was hair on the top of the sheets, which were gross, and we didn't even... More

The only gripe I have about Bookings.com, is that when we discovered how rotten the dump was, we would have lost funds by a) cancelling the booking b) not showing up. There is NO flexibility - I would rather recommend that one sleeps on the curb or beach than in this place. We selected the hotel purely as we were... More

We arrived in Tel Aviv unexpectedly during a peak season and did not have any bookings. We looked at a number of hotels (no less than 6) along Allenby St and Beb Yehuda St. and decided on this one. Considering its price (NIS300, no breakfast), location and condition, it was an excellent deal. We asked to see a few rooms... More

I was staying at Eilat Hotel Tel Aviv in June 2011 for 2 nights. It's hotel with a good value for money, but rooms are very small and poor, the furniture is old fashioned, somewhere you can see mold on the walls. Our television did not work and bathroom door was broken. This hotel is more for adventurers and Robinson... More

Tel Aviv is a well know city for their bad quality and expensive hotels : or either you pay a still high price (around 60 euro) for a bad hotel or hostel, or you have to pay loads of money for a good hotel, like Sheraton or Hilton. I found Eilat hotel a fair choice in the budget category, compared... More

We stayed overnight fascinated with the price and location. The price was ok (around 70 US dollars), the location is really good but all the rest was terrible. Shabby gray sheets, total impression of cheap sailors room from american short stories. I would recommend everybody to avoid staying there even for nothing. Better outdoors!

For sure there's worse, but I've been very disappointed to have found this recommendation in Lonely Planet, my loyal guide, where it was described as shabby (ok with that) but clean (!!) place. I don't know what they mean with clean at this stage. My room was never cleaned during my 3 days staying there and there was a lot... More