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The service was top-notch, and the rooms feel cozy with a stylish design. Neve Tsedek, Rotshild, and Hatahana park are about a 10-minute walk away. I fell for this hotel and will definitely come back.

We stayed in room 103, a standard double, and the Parisian-style decor was done with real care. It felt a little Bordelli, in a good way, and everything looked beautiful and meticulously put together. The real surprise is downstairs: the restaurant has fantastic drag queen shows every half hour during the services. There's also a club in the basement with great parties, though they aren't on every night, so check ahead and buy tickets. You really have to go inside to get what this hotel is like. Wow!

The room was clean, beautifully decorated, and felt very luxurious. We enjoyed the hotel, and its location is excellent, with lots of cafes, restaurants, bars, and clubs nearby. It's a lovely boutique hotel, but make plans for breakfast outside. We were part of a Bank Leumi vacation and expected breakfast at Eyal Shani's chef restaurant. We were told the Eyal Shani restaurant next door isn't part of the hotel and doesn't serve breakfast. Instead, breakfast was at Bobo Hotel, a few minutes' walk away. It was kosher, so on Shabbat the food wasn't fresh: it was reheated from the day before, with no omelets or similar options. Coffee was instant in disposable cups, and the water came from a kettle. There wasn't even a self-service coffee machine. We ended up eating at the lovely Brazilian Cafe next to the hotel.

We couldn't really enjoy this amazing place because the war started. While we were there, though, the service went above and beyond, and Alona at reception was amazing.