Sea Net Hotel

Saphire at the front desk kindly helped me book a sightseeing tour in Jerusalem and shared local and cultural information. Everyone was friendly and helpful. My room was a bit dated and could use renovations, but it was comfortable and clean, with fresh linens and towels that smelled lovely. I also enjoyed the kosher breakfast buffet, which had plenty of choices, and the coffee machine worked well. The kitchen team kept things tidy and cleared the tables quickly. It’s a great base for Tel Aviv’s sights and stunning beaches. I really enjoyed my stay and would recommend this little hotel to other travelers.

The location is amazing, and the staff greeted me kindly whenever I came in. I used the stairs, so the elevator wasn’t an issue for me. The rooms are outdated, but the bed was comfortable. I understand some of the criticism I’ve seen, though the price is much lower than other hotels around here, so I think it’s good value for money.

The beach is under a five minute walk, and everything else I needed was nearby. The staff were very friendly, and the service was really good. One room was a little noisy because of the room next door, so I moved. I’d planned to stay just one night, but ended up staying the whole week. After the move it was quiet, and I slept comfortably and very well. Thank you!

I was very happy with my room and the friendly staff. Just be aware the breakfast buffet is kosher, so there’s no bacon, chicken, beef, or lamb. It’s mostly marinated vegetables, canned fish, eggs, yogurt, and basic bread.