Little Tel-Aviv Hostel

I had a room to myself with a bathroom and balcony, which was great. The place was tidy and clean, and I’d come back. It’s right in central tel Aviv, about a five-minute walk from the bars and clubs. Finding it took a while because road works had closed the road, but that was the one downside.

Laura made me feel welcome when I arrived, and we had a long chat later. The staff were fun, friendly, and talented, and I really liked the dinner and breakfast they made for 20 ins. The lounge and kitchen had a cute, lively feel, with people relaxing, reading, and playing guitar. My room was cozy, spotless, air-conditioned, and had enough storage. Best hostel stay I’ve had.

Everyone, guests and staff alike, was really nice, and I’d gladly stay again. It’s a sweet, clean, friendly place and quite affordable: I paid $25. For 20₪, breakfast is a good deal, with pancakes, eggs, salad fixings, toast, and cereal. Tea and instant coffee are free all day, and espresso costs 6₪.

I had a good time there and appreciated the experience. The location is very central, near rothschild blvd and close to bars, drinks, and dancing. I stayed two nights in a six-bed room. It costs a bit more than some hostels, though it’s still much cheaper than a hotel. Breakfast and dinner are available at low prices, the place is very clean and well cared for, and the staff are helpful and considerate.