The Port Hotel Tel Aviv

Room was clean and hotel was recently refurbished. Reception staff was friendly and helpful, which is a rare find in Israel, from our experience of a week-long holiday in the country.

My partner is a wheelchair user. We called the hotel beforehand to ensure that the room and the hotel was fully accessible, as advertised online. On arrival, a car was parked in front of the wheelchair ramp and when we finally got into our room, the bathroom door was too narrow for a wheelchair to fit through and no adjustments had been made to the showerroom whatsoever. We were only planning to stay the one evening anyway but if we had arranged to stay longer we wouldn't have checked out immediately. This should not be advertised as a wheelchair accessible hotel.

great roof garden , pretty good location, good A/C, poor towels , lovely and helpful reception staff

tiny tiny rooms, no bellhops, no luggage drop off at hotel door, confined feeling, horrid demolished building attached , no parking , room for sure for one person only