This is not an hotel but apartments with small kitchen that you can rent for one or several nights. So there is no reception and no services even if you can ask the manager to bring you stuffs like flatirons if needed. For a very cheap price (about $100 per night which is quite cheap in Israel) you'll get a... More

First and foremost the published photo of the exterior of this building is more than five years old. I found this out from the staff working in the building. There are two enormous social halls in the building creating quite a bit of noise. The supermarket is handy but overpriced. This building is not for families whatsoever. No wifi in... More

We were planning on renting an apartment at the Carmel for the month of February, but fortunately we asked our uncle living in Netanya to check it out for us before booking. He suggested that we look elsewhere, and we are glad that we did. We decided to visit to see what we missed. The hotel looks impressive, it is... More

The Room was dirty , the bathroom was disgusting. The bathroom had the shower broken , the tap over the basin could not be closed , the toilet was difficult to flush , there was no stopper for the bath , one of the lights needed replacing , making the bathroom very dark . The soapcontainer over the bath was... More

Stay away from this hotel. First of all, there is a pub LePub outside the hotel where locals spend the night with an an enormous amount of noise. There is also some noise from other guests/children if your room is close to elevators. There is really a problem with security - at the first day a stranger entered our room... More

Firstly dont expect much when you stay in Netanya. Its a tired town and mostly the hotels are in need of maintenance. The one hotel that does it justice is this one. We stayed in another hotel down the road and it was so awful that we had to leave. We were first quoted exhorbitant prices for Carmel because it... More