Cityinn - Jaffa Apartments

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The best thing about this hotel is its location in Old Jaffa near the Flea Market. It’s very handy to walk around the old town, and is close to many good bars and eateries.

clean and amazing property nice and big rooms good location

Character building with unique features. Poor standard of cleanliness. Kitchen poorly equipped.

Great experience Excellent location

Really this is a great property right in the midst of the Jaffa Flea market and 2 minutes from the Clock Tower. So it is close to everything including the beach where we swam each morning before breakfast at one of the many great places to eat. The apartment was spacious and clean and well appointed. I would only warn people it does involve stairs and i would only say that a bit of fresh paint and new curtains would just add that winning touch as it looks a little "tired".

Great location! Classic tall ceilings and patio. Plenty of room! Close to everything. Easy check in. It could use some TLC here and there, but nothing major. Road out front can be a bit noisy on some nights. Would stay here again!

Location is great! Old jaffa with nice sunset and ocean views. Neighborhood around has many restaurants, flea market. We had a nice balcony view of the jaffa street. But hotel has no amenities, shower with water leaking into the bathroom. Tea pot is disgusting.

No lift... Steps are steep walking up and dow especially with luggage

The picture and description shows/says apartments. Mine was a tiny room with a coffee maker for self-catering, and a fridge which kept one awake at night.a vanity cupboard under the basin which was rotting away. The entire room was app 9ft by 8ft plus a shower/toilet/basin app 5ft by 2.5ft. The bed was reasonably comfortable. The door was so badly fitting that every word said by people in the hall was heard inside the room. You get what you pay for in this world and I went for cheap, but this verges on misrepresentation. A tiny room (no; 4). An apartment this was not. Its only asset was somewhere to sleep, so every waking hour had to be spent in tel aviv, and that is more expensive than staying in a decent hotel with a public area/lounge, room service and so on. I partly blame myself for not checking before I paid in advance. Even though the management appeared to be helpful, I could never recommend this so-called "apartment", which by the way does not have a lift as far as I could see, but very steep stairs for middle to old age people from the entrance.

It was quite an impressive place with about 6 meter high ceiling. Had a kettle with supplies of teas and coffees and a friendly front office staff.