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All hotels in Israel are overpriced, so this one was comparatively good value for money... The food is very good, although fish dishes at the dinner could certainly be improved. There are some noisy fans/generators in the yard, but most of the people won't hear them... otherwise, quiet. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful except one person, David. Mostly clean but bed linen had some marks... and the sofa wasn't clean but we did not use it, so did not care. And to be honest I do not know much about the facilities. Double bed turned out to be twin, connected in a "seamless" way but you can still easily feel it. The room is big enough, the balcony was nice and overall we had a very pleasant stay.

Despite being there during their soft opening we had a hard time to find anything we disliked. Everything was spot on! We borrowed their bikes almost every day, enjoyed the rooftop terrace and slept like angels in the beds. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive. They assisted in finding restaurants and making us feel at home every time we entered the hotel. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an exceptional stay in Israel!

I enjoyed a single night at the Best Western Regency Suites in Tel Aviv. The room was very spacious, certainly much more than I needed for a single night. Were I staying on, it would be ideally suited. It was extremely clean and well appointed, with everything I'd need in the way of a kitchenette, a nice sitting room, and a very nice bedroom and bathroom. Very spacious. The staff were very helpful, spoke good English, and contributed to it being a very pleasant stay. Really well located--a block from the beach and from great restaurants. Even a wonderful health food store nearby.

My sister and I went to Eilat for a relaxing weekend away from Tel Aviv (where we are spending the year). This hotel was perfect for this purpose. We laid by the pool all day and took the 10 min walk into the center of the city at night for restaurants and bars. We also had massages at the spa which were reasonably priced and of a high quality. The breakfast buffet was so overwhelming that we were stuffed until dinner. Also only about a 10 min cab ride to some of the best snorkeling and surfing in Eilat. My only complaint was the service at the Machiatto (sp?) bar and restaurant was poor. That being said, the entire remainder of the staff (front desk, pool staff, etc.) were so friendly that it more than made up for this one negative.

Located on the southern end of the Tel Aviv beach strip, with great proximity to a few of the southern beaches, the hotel is beautifully designed (and renovated), and offers charming facilities: outdoor pool, beautiful lobby and lounge area, and (at least on the renovated floors) very comfortable, and decent-sized rooms. Location-wise, one should note that it is not so close to the main cafe and restaurant strips of Tel Aviv, as it is closer to Jaffa. That said, Jaffa and the historical neighbourhood of Neve Tzedek are relatively close, which offers a different perspective of Tel Aviv. The only down-side is the fact that, for a 5-star hotel, once you have the room, you're still paying for things! Most frustrating is the WiFi internet situation: not only do you have to pay for it, you have to pay for it REPEATEDLY if you want to use it on separate devices (e.g. a laptop and an iPhone). In-house meals on Shabbat (Friday dinner & Saturday lunch) cost US$65 per person, and in-room movies were a whopping $17 each! I would recommend this hotel in general, but its slightly non-central location, and its prices should be taken into account.

It was great and awesome a night to remember for days on. I spent plenty of timejust wLking around and seeing the differsnt features of the plaza and it wasnt my first time being there or second. Check in wAs quick and easy after booking with agoda. The elevatoris very convenient and runs quick and swift. The rooms are nicewith a great stunning veiw. Nice selection of shower material.

The hotel was superb. Every little detail was carefully thought of - from the exceptional kindness of the staff whom nothing was a problem to the room which was impeccably appointed, homely and clean. The staff at the front desk were genuinely friendly and helpful, organising taxi transfer to the airport the next morning and wake up call. They personally came past when I was in my room to drop off a box of chocolates, water, and a welcome letter that discussed the facilities on offer. The package I had booked included complimentary drinks and dinner in the business lounge on the 18th floor. It was a superb location to spend the last hours in this country. My only regrets are that I had to catch an early morning flight and missed out on breakfast and couldn't personally thank the staff from the evening before for their friendly service! I would go so far as to say this is the kind of hotel that I would fly to Israel just to stay here again!

Staff very friendly and helpful, SPA was amazing. Multilingual and professional. Food-just all best compliments-thanks to Food and Beverage Manager. Very clean rooms. Towels changing daily. Live music at the lobby every evening. I was very impressed -recomending to all type travellers. Not much to do for kids, no playground, no playrooms. Is not much entertainment in the dark time, so, I would recommend a small cinema room, mini cinema teatre. Would take more people out of room in the evening. Shuttle buses operating, you can order any tour around the places at the reception. Prices- affordable, but Israel expensive country itself, so extra money you must have. If I'll be back to Dead Sea- I'll stay in the same place, cause I like comfort and not too overcrowded places. If you are the same, you should go to Oasis hotel. Best luck for guys over there and thanks again.

Located in the beginning of the boardwalk of Eilat, near Mall Hayam. The entrance seems renovated recently and includes several seats and a small bar. The rooms are nice, partially turn in the direction of the airport - but it seems not to disrupt too much (especially when the door to the balcony is closed). The breakfast is really good, a lot of choices that can fit adults and kids. The hotel also offers dinner for 120 NIS per person (we did not took the offer). There is also free parking (might be full when the hotel is fully booked). Recommended!

Everyone needs to know how wonderful the Leonardo Hotel is. We had a very tiring day traveling and when we arrived at the front desk, Nour and Abrahem were exceptional. They were professional, friendly and went ABOVE AND BEYOND our expectations. This hotel has it all: copious rooms, strong wifi, free international home calls, delicious buffet breakfast, 24 hour gym, and the best amenities. If you or anyone you know is staying in Jerusalem you need to stay in at this hotel.

Although I had stayed in several Jerusalem hotels before, I was concerned about staying in this one. It is close to the Central Bus Station, an area with which I was unfamiliar, and it used to be a run-down looking place. I was very pleasantly surprised to find a clean room and a desk clerk who was able and willing to answer all my questions in Hebrew, Russian and English. I will certainly consider staying here again, particularly if I have to do intercity travel within Israel.

I stayed here for 3 nyts. For a resort this place offered a spacious room and value for money with breakfast included. Upon arrival we also recieved a free dinner voucher from the friendly receptionist. The pool is not heated and your better off swimming at the beach as its warmer. Location is 5 min walk to tye beachfront. You can also take paddlers out around the lagoon for free. The only issue is that the furnishings in the room are dated. Things like curtains, tables and chairs. No iron and board but there is one in a common room on the 2nd level. The bed was comfy. Heater worked well. Tv has limited stations in english (2) . I would stay again especially if they refurbish the rooms.

At Isrotel employees are not allowed to think outside the box. There are restricted by all sorts of rules . The management method of helping customers with a problem is to give them a free perk such as a free meal or late check-out. That is how they deal with the many customer complains they get on an ongoing basis. At Lagoona they also have safety issues such as steps that are not necessarily visible. So many people trip over the same step but management said that it was okay. Illegal light fixtures in the shower. Zoning requires that there be no light fixtures in the shower. Heating and air conditioning system set to fan. No ability to cool, standing electric heaters for those who complain they are cold.

I found this hotel on a website I'd never heard of - Agoda. The price was right and the location was even righter. I took a chance on both unknowns (the website and the hotel), and am completely happy with my decision! The hotel is clean and contemporary, just a block away from the beach, and all the staff members I encountered during my stay were fantastic. I would definitely consider staying at Prima Tel Aviv during my next visit to Israel! The only thing I didn't like about my stay this time was that it couldn't be longer than one night!

we enjoyed the location and the interior of the hotel but expected to have the place in a better maintenance level. we had a noisy refrigerator , the showerhead holder was with loose screws looking as if it is on the verge of dislodging. A twin bed that separated apart at night. the manager was kind enough to let us checkout at 14.00 but there seems to be no information exchange between the staff. even after we notified the staff upon arrival of this we got a first call to our room at 12.00 and even after telling again that it was agreed that we could stay longer , somebody came to ask us to leave at 13.00.Still, basically the staff were polite and patient..

We spent three nights at this hotel at the beginning of February 2016. Having visited the Dead Sea on several occasions, the quality of hotel is particularly important to us as there is so little to do in the evening and the Ganim did not fail to deliver. The bedroom was clean and very spacious overlooking the Dead Sea and the staff were welcoming and, at all times, courteous and efficient. The buffet breakfast was excellent, as was the evening meal, although we only took this on our last night. Given there are so few food outlets in Ein Bokek, we will certainly consider taking half board accommodation when we make a return visit. The weather was too cold, at least for us, to use the outdoor pool, but this didn't bother us because we were more than happy with the indoor Dead Sea pools, jacuzzis and sauna! On our second night we were treated to some excellent entertainment in the form of a female duet - sadly, we don't know their names - but they really were very good and versatile and would put any X Factor winner, let alone finalist, to shame. If we have any complaint whatsoever, it is one which really was beyond the control of the hotel so we made no mention of it at the time - the bedroom had connecting doors to the room next door and we had the misfortune to have noisy neighbours. The 1.30am disturbance, however, was soon resolved by a loud knock on the connecting doors and an equally loud 'shut up' in Hebrew! This did not, though, detract from our level of satisfaction with the hotel and we shall be looking to make a booking for six of us in June - assuming we can get the same value for money.

Room very dated with stains all over carpet, breakfast was ok but no explanations and most confused about what certain things were but good enough choice, tour desk is independent from hotel but in lobby with very helpful woman who was very friendly! Dinning room was a shocker with lazy girls who don't wipe tables or chairs and as a result very sticky and grubby with clean plates placed on top of the dirty tables, they looked really depressed also. There was a man brushing the carpet while everyone was eating with a large broom and raising dust, not conducive to a nice meal. Parking was an issue with security guard never at front door and anyone could just walk in or out!

As noted ,the location, staff and hotel itself was superb,the food left much to be desired.We stayed full board over friday/sat.Apparently it is better to make this kind of booking directly through the hotel itself. Friday night dinner was difficult to navigate,the soup was watery and tasteleless,the entrecot was overdone and leathery,the chicken was dry and the best part of the meal was the fresh vegetables Breakfast on sat and lunch were better but not of the quality we have had at other high end hotels Having said this,if you are interested in staying overnight, and using the spa and food is not a priority,then it is a fine place that we would recommend and you will then get value for your money

The location is good, the apartment was decent. Untill things began to fall apart. The apartment door fell off 2 days after we got there. We called the owner, who said he will fix it within TWO days. Door barely closes, all our stuff inside are unsafe - and he thinks TWO days is OK... Though we kept calling and reminding him, he kept "forgetting" to fix it, and only got to it FOUR days after we called him. You can barely get a hold of him, and when you do, he says he will do things - but doesn't. Though the location is good - i'm never staying there again, and would recommend you wouldn't either. Unless the management is changed