The hotel was not great - not by any means. BUT, I LOVED the people who worked there, I loved the food - I felt safe and I would stay here again. I went to Israel as a young single woman to attend a wedding, I travelled alone and I walked everywhere and did so much. If you want to... More

The only thing very good in the hotel is its location, all the rest, in my opinion, is very poor. For example, as I am not used to have vegetables and salads in my breakfast, it was terrible for me, the only bread they served was either the black or the white loaf, which was always a bit frozen, so... More

This hotel is well-placed close to beaches and the main thoroughfares of Hayarkon, Gordon and Frischman in North Central Tel-Aviv. I stayed in a single room, while my sister and niece shared a double. I found my room comfortable and pleasant, but my sister said her bed was hard and she found it difficult to sleep. As for me, I... More

Staff were helpful and friendly. Room was fine and very clean. Breakfast was OK. Location is very good. I have stayed at the Olympia many years ago and can honestly say that it has improved no end. It is now very good value for money.

1. The hotel is situated just 5-10 min walk from the beach and 10-15 min walk from a few busy streets and shopping centers. 2. Breakfast- considering that they try to serve according to kosher diet, they only served dairy products for breakfast. Don't expect sausages. We had great selection of natural yogurts, cheeses, cornflakes and salads. Coffee was not... More

Not too bad for a hotel, but not great either. Average D+. Costing between US$100 - $119 per night in peak season, it's at par for its 3-star rating in expensive Tel Aviv. Pros: It's not exactly a glamorous hotel, but its close proximity to the beach is a big plus. Having free internet in the lobby doesn't hurt either.... More

The smell in the room was disgusting. We was shocked by blankets in the room - they was look like blankets in old russian trains. Believe me - russian trains is nasty much more, so hotel blankets is looks like train blankets too. No teapot in the room, no free coffee. Service is impolite at all. Receptionists are really rude.... More

Being a three star hotel in Israel, one can't expect much. However, it was a real disapointment in many instances. The window in the room was held in place with duck tape, as was the door to the closet. The toilet stopped working without explanation. There was no coffee or tea in the room. The breakfast was poor, we were... More

Pros: convenient location in the city center near the promenade and the beach, helpful staff, moderately priced. Cons: as every other hotel in Israel, our room was not very clean; terrible breakfast.