Hotell i Gan Raveh

“Fint hotell vid stranden! Fina stora rum.”

“Very nice hotel close to Ben Gurion. There is a taxi transfer included in the price. There is a small shopping mall in the same house with several restaurants and a McDonalds.”

“Spacious and comfortable room. Great service at reception and lovely staff at the breakfast. Great selection at breakfast. Perfect with country club access for the kids, country club could use somewhat of a touch-up though. Restaurant at hotel was understaffed and a waitor, who did as well as he could had to run in-between tables. We where also served the wrong dish for one family member but, honestly, didnt want to cause more work for him so we just ignored it and ate what was served. Would...

“A comfortable hotel on a great location, close to Jafa and the beach. The room is great for a solo traveller. I’ve stayed in a economy room.”

“Överlag mycket hög kvalitet.”

“Picked this for the last night of the trip due to closeness to airport (it’s not really that close but it was handy). It was perfect for this, and high-quality all-round. The adjoint mall was a happy surprise. ”

“Underbart hotell med perfekt service. Lite kaos vid poolen på en lördag annars bra. Trevligt med en lounge där snacks och dricka ingick hela dagen. Stora rum och underbar frukost. Nära till stranden och mitt i mysiga Jaffa. ”

“Hotellet låg ypperligt till med närhet till stranden och till promenadstigen längs Yarkon river. Hotellet mycket prisvärt. ”

“Väldigt bra hotell med fantastisk personal och mycket bra service ”

“Hotel close to beach, ca 1 km to old town. Carmel Market ca 300 m. Do no not ask the Concierge about trips. Private tour to Dead Sea is ONLY ca 600 USD. I can afford it but why pay a least double? Somebody is making money!!! Take care about your money.. Prices for food, tours and anything else are horrendous in Israel. Check because most prices are in USD. Kosher means also you cant get a toast or special coffee during the Sabbath!”

“The hotel was nice and comfortable. Not the nicest neighborhood but is gentrifying. Here’s the problem: the hotel does not allow you to bring a guest to your room. And they DO NOT DISCLOSE THIS ON EXPEDIA. Only after booking do they send you a confirmation with a lot of blather that most people (like myself) will never even notice or read, and it’s buried in with other standard and trivial information, toward the bottom. I was unaware of this rule and was stopped by the front desk clerk and the...