The House of Palm

The rooms really stood out for their size and style, and the manager was warm and helpful. Walking in from the front gave me that instant wow feeling. It's a lovely oasis in the heart of the city. I visit Tel Aviv often, and this is where I'll stay again. Thank you, Yariv!

I loved the comfortable, spotless apartment and its mix of modern furnishings and an older building that gives the place some charm. It had a washing machine, two-burner cooker, oven, microwave, kettle, and coffee machine. The location is right in central Tel Aviv, with a craft market on the street every Tuesday and Friday. Highly recommend!

Everything was nearby, from the market to bars and shops, since the apartment is right in the center of Tel Aviv. My room was clean and nicely decorated, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I had a great time there.

The apartment itself is lovely, but don't count on the listed concierge desk. There isn't one, just a building manager named Sam. He responds quickly, though getting anything done can take a while. I told him ahead of time that I was coming from abroad to work for a local company and would be quarantining here for two weeks. When I arrived, basic supplies were missing: hand soap, which felt especially unacceptable during a global pandemic when handwashing matters, as well as dish soap and dish towels. There was a sink for washing dishes but nowhere to dry them. When I raised it, Sam sent me to a website to buy the items myself. That was ridiculous, and the site wouldn't work unless you were an Israeli resident. If you're in Israel and just need a long-stay apartment, it might suit you. If you're coming from overseas and need help with basic amenities, I'd stay away.