The hotel is located in the Jaffa quarter. It is 10-15 minutes walk away from the beach and the promenade. Next to the entrance there is the lightrail stop so you can easily get around the city in no time. The staff are quite nice, always smiling. The room is not so big but it is cozy and very modern. Great value for money in my opinion. I would definitely book again if I would come.

The entry to the hotel is with a code which is not provided before hand. So you stand there thinking your own way into the building. I tried to press the button to call someone but with no success. I suggest that the hotel could somehow change this process for easy and smooth customer experience. The breakfast could be more varied.

The best value in Jaffa - centrally located within quick walking distance to major bus routes, dining, and flea/boutique shopping. Many options on the breakfast buffet and a great coffee machine with options (latte, cappuccino, etc.) Spacious and comfortable room. Stylish interior decorations - sleek black tiles & moody green walls.

Very minor things - the essentials in the room were clean, but some areas out of reach (vent, high shelves) were dusty. The bathroom is small, but workable. As with every shower in Israel, water gets everywhere and there is no way around it.

We loved how close it is - 5 minutes by foot to the flea market, lots of restaurants, bars, convenient stores around. There is a parking next to the hotel which was free on Saturday. Breakfast was very basic (by Israeli standards) but sufficient.

The toilet paper holder in our bathroom was broken. I hate putting the TP on the floor. If it is broken, and even assuming it happened just before we arrived and you had no time to fix it, why not place a free-standing TP holder in the meantime? There were trays with some Danish cakes and Burekas which did not move during the 2 days we were there. Even during the night they were not put in refrigeration or replaced.

It took me about 2 hours to find the hotel, travelling from Haifa Ha Hagana station and using the number 46 bus. It should have been straight forward, but it turns out there are 2 Jerusalem Boulevards and as I didn't have working wifi, I missed my stop and when I asked for help was sent to the wrong area. Also, the hotel is upstairs, located in a block between 2 closed/empty shops- so from the road appears to not be there. Look out for the Bloomfield stadium as this is very close! However, once I'd found it- it was very good. Lovely comfortable bed with an eclectic collection of books to read. There were no coffee making facilities in the room, but an excellent selection with snacks outside. Jaffa market is 5 mins walk away and well worth a visit. I also went to Deli Alhambra just up the Boulevard which has great local beers and hip hop. The journey from Joseph hotel to Ben Gurion was painless and took about 40mins via bus and train.

Finding the hotel.

The hotel is 10-minutes walk to Jaffa flea market and there are lots of restaurants around it. Most restaurants were opened on Shabbat. The hotel has a 24-hr buffet coffee bar with snacks. The receptionist was very kind and helpful. We arrived at Tel Aviv on Oct 6, 2023. Sounds of explosion were heard the next morning. The receptionist acted calmly and showed us where the bomb shelter was. Although worried, but we felt safe.

It is a bit difficult for taxi driver to find the hotel driveway entrance. It would be good if the hotel can provide driving direction with map. The lift was not working (not because of shabbat) on the day when we arrived. So we had to carry our luggages via the stairs to the first floor. Luckily our rooms are all on the first floor.

The proprietor was very welcoming and accomodating. He brought a special chair to our room so my disabled wife could sit more comfortably. I liked the fact that self service hot coffee and a variety of cakes and biscuits were available in the lobby at all times of the day and night. The room was clean and a welcoming place to return to at the end of a day exploring the nearby sites in the old quarter of Jaffa, which was literally within walking distance from this ideal location. Parking was free and convenient. A light rail stop was very nearby so there was no need to even move the car during our stay. The room rate was reasonable and I'm sure I will stay there again next time I have reason to visit the area. We did not avail ourselves of all this hotel had to offer because its location is full of interesting eateries to sample from, so that's we did for meals.

I honestly have no complaints.

location - across the road from old Jaffa market and street type restaurants. Easy work to central Jaffa. Rooms quite quirky design for a hotel, comfortable. Treat table available at all times. Didn’t opt for breakfast which was to be had in another hotel. secure entrance with pin code needing to be used in order to gain access into hotel.

Entrance foyer downstairs with green curtain hanging was not very inviting or attractive but actual hotel reception was upstairs. Our room was on the main street so somewhat noisy with passing traffic.

Joseph Hotel TLV offers attractions to visitors. It is near the Tel Aviv light rail system. Using the light rail, one can easily reach the beach. The property is surrounded by restaurants and eateries. The breakfast was a highlight. Most importantly, the hotel staff are friendly and helpful.

great location close to all restaurants and bars. the beach is only few min walk.. new designed rooms, excellent and free coffee, cakes and snack bar to sit during the day, and wine at the evening.

Very nice room with a comfy bed and good shower. The coffee machine was really good with free complementary croissants in the morning! Location is perfect in Jaffa everything within walking distance.

Nothing. The music when you enter the building is quite loud it would make more sense as quiet background music, but it’s a minor thing.