Jaffo Tel-Aviv King Gallery Boutique Hotel

There is no lobby and no staff at the location. It's really frustrating that this place is advertised as a hotel. It is not even marked as such on the outside of the building. Check the website email address, it's a gmail account. I am a single female traveler and purposely do not book Airbnb's because I prefer the safety of a hotel. My driver was not able to locate and had to call to get information and was given a code to the front door. There was no mention of this when booking. I did not feel safe, so I had my driver take me to an actual hotel. I emailed the "hotel" gmail email immediately and explained that I would not be staying and why. They charged my credit card anyway. When I disputed the charge, they lied about the situation and said that I had tried to check in after hours. I was able to provide proof that this was not the case and was able get a refund from my cc company.

This was a rather strange hotel. It was almost all automated from the check in experience to the light switches! Finding the hotel was tricky as there was no sign outside. Fortunately we spotted the keypad by the door and were relieved to find that the code sent to us in advance enabled us to gain entry. The room was large and spacious but some of the lights did not work. There was a coffee maker but no pods provided and several bottles of shampoo but no shower gel. There was no breakfast (maybe we should have picked this up from the hotel website). The location was good but the hotel felt a little neglected.

Good location but located on a very busy road and above a bar and was very noisy until quite late.

We arrived at night but the hotel had given us all of the information to let ourselves in and settle for a really good night of sleep. The bed was large and really comfy. The furniture and decor of the rooms were really stylish. On closer inspection some things could have been a little better, build up of limescale in bathroom and bedding wasn’t on properly. But for the price and the location (right in front of Old Jaffa Flea Market) it was an excellent place to stay!

Great location, a couple of minutes from the Jaffa clock tower and another minute to the beach. Nice room, and clean. But it seems to be largely unmanned - I didn’t see anyone on reception during my stay and a couple I met had been there for 5 days and hadn’t seen any staff the whole visit. Note - there’s no lobby or general toilet so if you need to change after checking out and leaving luggage you have to do it in the corridor. WiFi was good in the corridor but not in my room

So many issues, where to begin. The listing is deceiving, staff were not present for check in (door was locked) until I called, despite me providing my arrival time the day prior. The room stank of cigarette smoke, and when I asked about it (since it’s a non-smoking hotel), I was told to open the window. Then each night the smell came back (turns out my neighbour was smoking) - so bad to a point I couldn’t breathe comfortably. Not pleasant. The room was pretty dusty and dirty, towels were ripped/yellow, sheets were so pilled it felt like I was sleeping in someone else’s bed, they needed to be replaced ages ago. Despite having the “do not disturb” light on, I was awoken twice by pounding on the door - to ask what I needed - but when I said nothing I was met with hostility and unpleasantness. Overall I wouldn’t stay here again or recommend anyone do so, despite an amazing location, so it’s a shame.

Straightforward boutique hotel with 8 renovated rooms abs roof patio, close to Jaffa old city and beach. Would stay again

Good location. Inconvenient access, limited service, no lift for 2 floors.

The place is cute and in an awesome location.