We stayed at Adiv for 3 nights in a double room with its own kitchenette, as we wanted to buy our own salad and felafel from the Carmel market for at least one lunchtime meal and prepare and eat it in our own room - we did so, and it was wonderful ! We've seen beautiful, huge, healthy fruit and... more

It was the price that clinched this one and the fact that they had availability at the last minute. It is ideally located down a side street near the office of tourism, ideal for sorting out excursions. One major factor for travellers considering travelling to Israel and the OPTs is security - whilst this hotel doesn't have its own security... more

Stayed a total of 3 nights. Hotel has a very good location, 2 min to the beach, and 15-25 min walk to Schenkin St and other city centre locations. Room is small. View from window is into a wall 10m next building. Most rooms have this view. Reception is average and nothing more - nothing more than handing your key... more

A mediocre hotel. Really nothing special and not even redeamed with pleasant service. The clerk was unsmiling, curt to the point of rudeness and oozed irritation at any small request. The room smelt of stale drains but was otherwise clean. No tea making facilities in the room. An undistinguished reception and a pretty average Israeli breakfast with some good cheeses.... more

Well located, fairly priced, parking included, if available; free internet, clean and sufficent breakfast. There is nothing endearing except that it is a safe, clean, well located place to stay. Management was very helpful and easy to work with. The room is small, but ok.. more

Adiv was a nice spot to base our Tel Aviv exploring from. The lobby and breakfast room were very modern and comfortable. Our room...a little less modern. It was basic with decoration seeming to be an after thought. The room did have cable tv and was a decent size. The bathroom was nice and had everything needed. I think this... more

We were flying in and out of Israel through Tel Aviv and wouldn't have considered staying anywhere else. The hotel was close to the beach which was great for the kids. This area of Tel Aviv is really buzzing, even so the rooms were quiet. Oh and the breakfasts are really nice! Good price too! more

This one of the only fair priced hotels in Israel.. if it is your first stay in the city.. then take it. Save your splurging for Eilat and the great food and hospitality in the city. more

This is a great hotel for the price and location. It is relatively quiet, although you still might want to sleep with the window closed. I had a double deluxe room for $139 US per night. Deluxe rooms have a kitchenette with a coffee maker, microwave, and refrigerator. The room also had a small dining table with two chairs and... more