White Villa Tel Aviv - הוילה הלבנה תל אביב

I would like to begin by highlighting the positive aspects of our stay. The hotel is situated in an outstanding central location, conveniently close to Habima Theater, Rothschild Boulevard, and Dizengoff Center. The surrounding area offers a wide variety of dining and entertainment options. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, although a refresh appears to be due. The service was courteous and discreet, meeting standard expectations. Our primary disappointment, which has led to our three-star rating, concerns the breakfast. Regrettably, it bore no resemblance to the experience described on the hotel’s website. Having anticipated one of Tel Aviv’s finest breakfast offerings, we were instead served a modest selection: a small portion of cottage cheese, a small portion of yellow cheese, a similarly modest plate of vegetables, one of fruit, and one of jam, accompanied by three slices of bread, two croissants, and coffee. While adequate in itself, this falls considerably short of the high standard promoted and expected in a city renowned for its breakfast culture. Had the breakfast not been presented as a highlight in advance, the experience would have been acceptable. It would, in fact, be preferable not to offer breakfast at all if the promised quality cannot be consistently delivered. It is regrettable that this aspect detracted from an otherwise pleasant stay. We appreciate the service provided; however, it is unlikely that we will return in the future.

We stayed at the hotel 14-17/04/25 From the first shower we took, there were sudden streams of boiling water. Both my wife and I got burns because of this problem. When we contacted the hotel, they said they would call a technician and that he would arrive in a few hours. In the end, the technician only arrived the next day. The hotel's answer was that there was a general problem and not a specific room. No compensation was received despite the above-mentioned disgrace.

Our stay at this hotel was far from enjoyable. First, there is no parking available or any arrangements for parking, which was very inconvenient. Additionally, the air conditioning in our room was not functioning properly, and the refrigerator was also faulty. The overall maintenance of the room was poor, with issues such as a worn-out wooden chair, a dirty curtain at the bottom near the balcony door, and a shower in noticeably bad condition.||The balcony was particularly disappointing — it was small, lacked privacy, and there was no real separation between our balcony and those of neighboring rooms.||After just one night, we decided to leave, despite booking for two nights. However, we were still charged for both nights, with only a 20% discount offered for the second night as compensation.||This was not the level of service or quality we expected, and we cannot recommend staying here.

Super cool family run hotel that is all you can ask for. My one thing is that the rooms are a bit small but is overall sweet and makes up for it. I recommend. I’m

Great location with easy walking distance to the heart of Tel Aviv. The rooms are very comfortable and elegant. A very ample and refined breakfast on a peaceful shaded terrace is a highlight. When we visited, there was an actual French chef in the kitchen, making the most fabulous real French omelettes--do not miss them! To die for! We have stayed here many times and look forward to many happy returns.

This was our first visit to Tel Aviv and we booked here because it was an easy walk to my son’s apartment. It is a good central location, easy walking distance to most Tel Aviv attractions and neighborhoods. The beach is .8 miles, an easy walk, and we easily walked to Jaffa to the south and the Port to the north. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby. It is located in a residential neighborhood, which I found appealing. That said, it is an urban environment, so there is a fair amount of street noise as might be expected in any busy city. Our room was called a “grand deluxe” and it was nicely appointed with many original furnishings. The bed was comfortable; plenty of closet and shelf space; the shower was great. Drinks in the small fridge are complimentary. The hotel features a roof deck and a small fitness room (accommodating two or three people at most), with a treadmill, stationary bike and a multi-function weight machine. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The included daily breakfast was very good; loved the fresh squeezed orange juice. It was nice having bar service where we could get a glass of wine and a beer in the late evening. Regarding noise, I agree with the reviewer who noted that the noise attenuation was not ideal — while we did not hear anything from neighboring rooms, noise was audible from the common areas and outdoors. The quality of the housekeeping was inconsistent and could be improved. Overall, this is a charming and comfortable small hotel, away from crowded tourist areas.

A charming hotel in an amazing location. Every member of staff was friendly and helpful. The room was small , but I would expect that in Tel Aviv, and comfortable. Breakfast was tasty and adequate. The complimentary water and soft drinks in the room were appreciated

The villa is very charming and the room was comfortable and very clean. Nadya and the other 2 receptionists were very kind and they all ensured we had everything we needed. The villa is centrally located with easy access to the coolest areas of Tel Aviv and not to far from the beach. I would gladly return next time I am in Tel Aviv.