So disappointing so far - huge problem with check in (booking lost, nobody was there to check in - we waited for thirty minutes). Then it turned out that the child was not indicated and they didn't prepare baby bed so more waiting time. Which makes it like one hour waiting time altogether. And.. Very chubby and untidy all over.... More 

The positives? The neighborhood is fun, lots of great cafes and urban amenities. Very much a bohemian pedestrian-oriented area. And the hotel does offer lots of "boutique" touches -toiletries, a good coffee machine, for example. I cannot speak for the entire hotel. But if you are offered the so-called "family suite" (room 4) I urge you strongly not to book... More 

Nina Cafe Suites Hotel is more of an apartment than a hotel - this is worth remembering, although it does have it's own cafe across the street. Shabazi St. is perhaps the nicest street in the whole city, very boutique and comparable to Notting Hill in London. It's walking distance to the beach, close by to Rothschild and has fantastic... More 

Sit down enjoy this bistro in the heart of Neve Tzedek. Watch people pass by along Shabazi St. shopping this trendy so happening area. Across the street is a wonderful gallery to see.I enjoyed the best coffee of my life American strong and a delicious chocolate croissant. The service friendly and impeccable. While taking photos of the place I meant... More 

The Nina boutique hotel has a particular charm. Located in the most charming old neighborhood of Tel Aviv, Neve Tzedek, The large room in which we stayed, suite 1, is on the second floor after an unpreposessing stairway, but opens up to an elegant quarter with a very good large bed, luxurious bed linens, a comfortable sleeping couch, old desk,... More 

We had a lovely few days in the Balcony Suite in the very pretty Neve Tzedek district - all boutiques, restaurants, bougainvillea and ice cream parlours. From the hotel it's just a few mins walk to the beach, but much prettier and quieter here than actually being on the seafront. The suite was very spacious with high ceilings and furnished... More 

This cute corner cafe ticks a lot of boxes. Great location in Neve Zedek for people watching and opposite some interesting galleries. Good menu, great coffee and very friendly and competent staff all made for a very pleasant and relaxing stop on our walk through this very picturesque area. Although we didn't eat here, the food on the surrounding tables... More 

We reserved the expensive "Balcony Suite" for my wife's birthday, expecting a romantic stay at the lovely Neve Tzedek neighborhood. Arriving at the hotel, the rooms were not even cleaned towards our stay, filthy towels, floors etc. The heating A/C was not working, so we were offered a small radiator as a replacement, which did not even start to heat... More 

Really $280+ a night. Don't waste your money here. Its a sham of a boutique hotel. Don't expect anything close to boutique standard. Small thin bath towels, dirty bed linen and poor lighting in the room. The shower floods the bathroom and if you expect along soak in the bath you'll be disappointed it's 3 foot long. Nasty, and very... More