Hotels near Israeli Opera House, Tel Aviv

Attractively situated in the centre of Tel Aviv, Backstage Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel features buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Barak

From

Australia

beautiful hotel, amazing friendly and helpful staff. the breakfast was amazing !

Situated conveniently in the centre of Tel Aviv, Dizengoff Garden Hotel offers à la carte breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Thomas

From

Switzerland

Very comfortable and clean. Very nice personal. Super central.

Boasting a terrace, The Saul is located in Tel Aviv in the Center District Israel region, 150 metres from Meir Park.

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Mirel

From

Belgium

The service. The confort on our disposal. The terasse with everything (all kind of drinks, all included), tha aimabiltity of the team, of course the location.

Featuring a fitness centre, a terrace as well as a restaurant, Debrah Brown, a member of Brown Hotels is set in the centre of Tel Aviv, 500 metres from Gordon Beach.

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Georgios

From

Cyprus

Best experience from my recent stay at this hotel. While traveling regularly to TLV it was the first time I stayed here. Great property, very comfortable and clean, but most importantly an exceptionally friendly and warm service from the staff. I had the pleasure to meet with Mr Nike the hotel’s manager, a great person and very inspirational and respected leader. I highly recommend this property and hope to be back soon.

Offering a rooftop terrace with a heated pool and city views, The Poli House Hotel is located in Tel Aviv's Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair. The hotel has a spa with a free sauna and outdoor hot tub.

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Stanislau

From

Belarus

staff is amazing (Olga form reception and Shay from the bar . rooms are perfectly equipped. location a right in a center.

Hotel 75 is located in Tel Aviv, 200 metres from Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair and Shenkin Street. Free WiFi is available throughout.

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Colin

From

United Kingdom

lovely rooms and more importantly lovely staff that would do anything they could to help. The coffee shop was great and attracted non-residents which for me says it all