Dave Levinsky – Son of a Brown | מלון דייב לוינסקי מבית מלונות בראון

Dave Levinsky is a strange place. I stayed there for a week during a busines trip. When first dropped in it felt somehow like a high security prison at an ugly location somehow in a shaby area. However, I learned quickly that the area is quite good, dozens of good eating places and hip bars just a few steps away.|Rooms are small but have everything needed. I had an excellent sleep. There is a roof garden with a lounge to seat and spend time. Breakfast is a few blocks away in a restaurant. Very good, indeed.|Personel is first class, always ready to help and full of good tips for new ones to the city.

We had such a lovely three days at the Dave Levinsky. The rooms (although not huge) are very well laid out and in great condition. The beds are very comfortable and it's nice and quiet which is great. The rooftop is amazing and even in January was cool - I bet this is even better in summer! Above all though, all the staff (but particularly Alex) were so helpful and friendly... it makes such a difference! We would 100% stay here again if ever on Tel Aviv and certainly recommend

Don't be lured by the good reviews - do yourself a favor and stay away! Zero customer service!! We chose Dave Levinsky based on its positive reviews. Unfortunately, our experience did not match these reviews. Air conditioning: The room's thermostat stopped working in the middle of the night. Despite reporting this problem to multiple staff members, it took two nights before we were moved to another room. This persistent disturbance greatly impacted our sleep. Poor, low-quality service: Additional troubles reflected poor service, too. For instance, we requested a wake-up call on the first night, which never occurred. We also encountered difficulties when seeking recommendations for activities and restaurants from some staff members. Lack of response. We shared this feedback with the hotel on multiple occasions, via emails and telephone conversations. Despite this many attempts and the three months that passed, we received no response. No response, zero service, no accountability. There are plenty of superior options in Tel Aviv.

Noa is an exceptional front desk employee and the air conditioning system works great. After saying that I have difficulty saying anything good about the hotel. The hotel had no closet but had 2 hangers to hang your clothes on the hook. The drawers would only fit underwear they were so small. We couldn't bring our suitcase in except for the hallway in the room. The room was tiny and the design was not functional. The door to the toilet would hit you if someone opened it. Except for Noa the front desk staff were not friendly. The couch in the lobby is sagging badly. Our room overlooked garbage. The floor was bare concrete.

A good experience with caveats. Staff was welcoming and friendly, location is brilliant and the place has character. Minor issues with maintenance in the bathroom and slight neglect of roof terrace. Biggest issue: noise. Not from the street but indoors. This must have been the hotel with the worst soundproofed doors I’ve ever stayed at. Every movement or conversation on the corridor is amplified due to the architecture of the building. And with no soundproofing this is all beamed straight into your room. If you book: make sure you’re at least the farthest away from the lift and steps.

It’s just not nice. Of all the hotels you could possibly choose in Tel Aviv, there is no reason to stay here. If your argument is price, don’t mention it, there are too many nicer places of the same or a lower price! 1 Star for a comfortable bed, another star for the nice female cleaners. The photos are of the state of the showers.

Great location, nice room, comfortable bed. Amazing rooftop with warm jacuzzi I was able to access 24 hours. |Thank you for the stuff I meat there, you gave me the best feeling I ever had in hotels in Tel Aviv.

Room was nice, great location. Staff was not very welcoming (no hello, very unhappy to be disturbed when guests walk into reception) and on Sunday morning (which I know is a working day in Israel) maids were banging doors and talking loudly in the hallway, not very interested in stopping even after we got out in our pajamas asking for a bit of silence. Room = good, service = not really