I stayed here whilst working in Tel Aviv for three nights in June. The initial reservation was probably harder than it should have been - I had to wait for the Atlas reservation centre to reopen after the weekend before they would confirm that my room was definitely booked. So I did not find out until the Sunday and I... more

Ok so I must admit that the hotel is not that bad. I have stayed there several times with friends because it was in our budget and it was acceptable...nothing too fancy.Our only complaint at the time was the breakfast but the rooms were fine. HOWEVER, my parents are visiting now and I called to make the three of us... more

Just back from the Cinema Hotel and can't recommend it enough. Great, interesting location, cool building and reasonable rates. But even better, really helpful staff. more

I just stayed in this hotel 2 days ago and let me do it short! 5 star hotel services, 5 star hotel breakfast and a 3 star price. The hotel is amazing. In the middle of Tel Aviv, in a fantastic and so different location: an old cinema. What i loved the most was the service: i can not say... more

A diiferent hotel, using a "listed " 1930's cinema that has retained many external and internal features. The "square" in which the cinema is located was probably at its best in the mid 1950's It seemed to have declined since then and only in the last few years has it been realised how attractive the area could become once more.... more

The hotel is really stylish and very nice - an old cinema, very clean, helpfull staff, nice breakfast. Internet, rooms have balconies. It is lovated at Gizengoff Square, which is very close to the center with all the nice shops and restaurants. However, when I arrived they were overbooked and had re-booked me with another hotel /The TAL), which was... more

I stayed @ Cinema for 1 night on 1st April 2008. It was our 1st night on a full 3 week trip of Israel. It as my husbands birthday the following day so this was part of his present. It was clean and friendly. The man on reception was fun and booked us onto an egged bus the following day... more

We've just come back from a 10-day stay at the Cinema Hotel in Tel Aviv. The building itself is a converted cinema and an interesting example of the Tel Aviv Bauhaus architecture. The decor has made intelligent and delighful use of bits and pieces left over from the old cinema, which I hope you will see for yourself. The hotel... more

Tried to book this via hotel website, but it would not let me, so had to do it on telephone to Atlas hotels group. Slighly more expensive than the Atlas website, but no more expensive than the internet hotel agency websites. Loved this hotel for it being comfortable, reasonably priced, with a bit of cultural interest, and right in the... more