Hotel 75 — Hotel in Tel-Aviv

Unique experience! Very central location in the lively heart of Tel Aviv, lots of opportunities to go out, to do some shopping. The hotel itself was very cool, starting with entrance into the charming cafe where breakfasts were also served. What a breakfast! Excellent coffee of your choice, warm croissant filled with cheese and tomatoes (you could also choose from the whole backed goods assortement - everything freshly prepared couple of minutes before consumption), yoghurt with fresh fruit and muesli, small bowl of sliced vegetables, and fresh juice (variety: orange or currant). Everything served in a stylish way on a chopping board. The room was spacy, pristinely clean, with interesting design and lightning concept. What I appreciated a lot was the huge walk-in shower. Last but not least, the attitude of the personnel was very warm, kind and helpful, especially the young lady receptionist I met on arrival and the smilling attentive barista by breakfast....

Very noisy rooms that looks like a colourful prison. For the price that you pay, I would expect more. Starting from the simple things ; a hanger for the towels, shower gel and shampoo, toilet papers. There is no breakfast room but instead everyday you get a voucher go to a nearby cafe where you can have breakfast BUT you pay extra for a coffee extra for some juice or water and always extra for the "service" which is not included. Above our room there is a washing machine that when it's working it makes a very disturbing noise. The toilets have a new vacuum system that if you use it at night you can wake up all the neighbours. There is no isolation between the rooms. For 150 USD per night you can get a much better...

I live in Tel Aviv. There were some renovations going on in my building. To escape the noise I took a room in this hotel since it was close to home. I took the room in the evening by coming to the hotel and talking to the clerk at the front desk. I was woken up the next morning by the horrible sounds of renovations (drilling and hammering) happening in the hotel right above my room. How did the clerk failed to mention to me last night that the hotel was under renovations??? I felt like the 500NIS I paid went down the drain. Asking the morning clerk to do something about the noise didn’t help either. So I had to leave with a splitting headache and start looking for another hotel....