塔爾海灘-阿特拉斯精品酒店 (Tal by the Beach - an Atlas Boutique Hotel)

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Practical hotel where you have a good view of the sea. Excellent breakfast. I highly recommend it.

The staff was great, but the room was not maintained at all - the light in the bathroom was blinking, the blinds were torn, and a lot of light came into the eyes in the morning, and the bed was placed in front of the entrance door - which created a lot of light from outside. The breakfast is not good as at the other atlas hotels and in general - I wouldnt say this is a boutiq hotel, this is an ok hotel but not more than that and definatily not the same level as other atlas hotels I tried.

stayed for 6 nights. for the 4th time Grate hotel, spotless clean rooms every day. Very friendly and helpful staff. Can't beat the location next to the beach and port,2 minutes walk to public transportation.

room was great but the end of the hallway had a terrible sewage smell The staircase was quite dirty, but all of the staff were very helpful

Very comfortable,clean and friendly place. Close to beach.

The staff went over and above to assist us.The room was clean, light and comfortable. The bathroom was exceptional. No complaints at all. Will most definitely use the hotel again

Lovely place. Amazing view from the deck overlooking Tel Aviv.

Friendly helpful front desk staff. Lovely appetizer hour in lobby. Excellent breakfast option but expensive. Rooms quiet but very small. Bathrooms tiny. Bathroom amenities not replaced often. Elevators not always working. Good location.

This hotel is a disgrace, and shouldn't really be listed on hotels.com or on any other booking site. The main issue is that this hotel employs aggressive people with zero service mentality, some of whom could easily be mistaken for common criminals. I suffered an incident involving a hotel employee who shouted at me and berated me, and even chased me out of the hotel. When I spoke to the manager about the incident, I quickly understood that, as the saying goes, the fish stinks from the head. The manager showed zero compassion, used aggressive tones himself, and didn't really believe any part of the story. After he spent a day "investigating" and found that that everything I said was true, he came back to me with "the employee meant well". That's it. The employee meant well when he shouted at me, falsely accusing me of hitting another car in the hotel's parking garage. Somehow, this barbaric and entirely unaacceptable treatment seems like it's no big deal to Management. Beyond this traumatic incident, the room's AC barely worked (a major issue in the Tel Aviv summer), the breakfast was overpriced and the parking is extremely limited. Long story short: Don't stay here if you value your safety or if you are looking for any sort of hospitality, service or even civil treatment.

TL:DR - Avoid this hotel if you value your safety. It is dangerous. My initial impression from this hotel was generally positive - its modern and in a pretty good location with reasonable rooms. However, the service is so terrible, that I had to give it 1*. This hotel has chosen to employ rude, aggressive people who could easily be mistaken for common criminals. I literally had one of the hotel employees jump in front of my car as I was leaving the hotel, screaming at me because "you hit a car in the parking lot". For the record, I never hit any car - this was simply an attempt by an. unruly employee to get me in trouble because I was unhappy about an earlier incident involving him. That earlier incident involved this employee leaving his car double parked, blocking me in. Frankly, that in itself would have been unacceptable enough, but to follow it out by a verbal attack that bordered on physical aggression? That's insane. To make things worse, my attempts to contact hotel management to complain fell on flat ears. I got promises that the manager would call me back, but clearly attending to hotel guests is the least of this manager's concerns. Long story short: Avoid this hotel if you value your safety.