Scarlet Hotel | מלון סקרלט

on my first trip to Tel Aviv I could not be luckier. great city, great vibe, close to the beach, friendly staff very cool deco and modern and post modern architecture and design. Loved the room super cool artifacts fro 60s,, 70s, 80s highly recommended

Fabulous little hotel in a great location (just a short walk to Gordon Beach). Great option if you plan on getting the bus to/from airport or any of the Tel Aviv train stations. ||Quirky interior and lots of plants! I stayed in a room with a balcony, and was really happy during my stay. Rainfall shower was lovely and the communal areas are a great touch (two rooftop lounge areas and a fab little patio area on the ground floor). Hotel was always very clean and the staff were really helpful and friendly. Breakfast at Bread & Co is an absolute must! Especially as you have the flexibility of having breakfast up until 5pm. Added bonus of beach towels as well.||Couldn’t quite give 5 stars as the communal front door makes a loud beeping sound, which disturbed my sleep a little (I was on the first floor). Plus no tea/coffee making faculties in room (but there is a coffee machine for everyone to use in the patio area). The hotel needs to update its marketing, as there are no bicycles to use or free beers/bubbles. Plus no yoga at the Debra Brown (and I’d even packed my yoga mat). These are minor cons to be honest. ||But really good value for money and I do recommend

This hotel boasts some imaginative and quirky decor, but not at the expense of comfort. Our room wasn't huge, but had a lovely balcony, a good en suite shower and a very comfortable bed. It has a green, shady courtyard, a roof terrace, and a further seating area downstairs. Guests have access to a coffee machine, free beers and popcorn, and the beach is just a short stroll away. Breakfast was served at a sister hotel just across the street and was plentiful and delicious. There's no doubt the place is fun/refreshingly individual, but perhaps better than all of this is the attitude of the staff. They are exceptional. Really helpful, really friendly, and nothing was too much trouble. They transformed our stay from a good one to a memorable one.

Friendly staff that are extremely helpful and have an awesome attitude. The hotel is well kept and clean and offers everything you could want. The backyard and rooftop are great to relax and get work done, as well as the indoor area boasting a cozy place to sit back and chill before a busy day or night. You won't beat the amendments for the price and the location is excellent. Quick walk to the beach or to hundreds of restaurants and cafes. If you are having doubts, put them behind you and book your stay. Enjoy a cheap drink or some free snacks while you make some plans.

Great location!! 3 blocks to the beach. Blocks from dozens, maybe hundreds of bars restaurants, etc. Staff was first rate. Rooms were clean, bed was comfy. Not sure I cared for the interior design. It's definitely an acquired taste. N.B. there is NO elevator so if you are not able to climb stairs don't come here..other than that, it's a great hotel, in a great spot.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Dave Hotel Tel Aviv and I must say, it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The hotel is located in a great area, with easy access to all the major attractions and sights in Tel Aviv. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and went out of their way to ensure that I had everything I needed for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. I particularly appreciated the complimentary beer and cold drinks that were available in the lobby, which was a nice touch. One of the highlights of my stay was the hotel's beautiful terrace, which was the perfect place to relax and soak up some sun. Another great feature of The Dave Hotel Tel Aviv is the breakfast, which is served at a nearby hotel's Eyal Shani restaurant. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, with a wide range of options to choose from, and the service was impeccable. Overall, I would highly recommend The Dave Hotel Tel Aviv to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Tel Aviv. The location, staff, and amenities were all top-notch, and I can't wait to come back for another visit soon!

Nicely decorated lobby and the free beer is cute. My room (solo room on floor 4) was small, which I knew in advance, but the decor is sparse - it looks like a hostel room with a single 70s-era piece of furniture, so that they can call it retro. The free bike is a nice idea but half my peddle was missing. Service was not good. They don’t have basics like toothbrush so don’t forget yours. The rooms don’t have coffee, but they have Turkish coffee in the lobby (if you like Turkish coffee). Overall it felt like a hostel with a prettier lobby and worse service. In the future I’d try one of the better Browns maybe. Edit - In response to the hotel’s response - I asked the lady at the front desk for a toothbrush, she said they didn’t have. Maybe this is a reflection of both the quality of the hotel & level of service then.

This is a brilliant place to stay. It's five minutes from the beach, and handy for everything you'd want (including several brilliant cafes). The rooms are nice and it has a friendly and informal vibe, but what makes it great is the people who work there – so welcoming and kind, they went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed over the week or so we stayed, including sound advice on where to go in the city and further afield. One thing worth noting is that Tel Aviv is not exactly a quiet city at night, and there's irregular construction work in the neighbourhood for a new tram line, so request a quiet room away from the street if you're a light sleeper.