House of Palm - One of a Kind

The room is a duplex. The advertising pictures are close to the actual ones. It is equipped with household appliances and all daily necessities. For the Sabbath and Yom Kippur, you can cook your own meals to solve life problems. On the day of check-in, the landlord came to say hello. The overall experience can only be said to be okay. Facilities: This building seems to be very historical, has a unique appearance, and is suitable for taking pictures. Although the floor is not high, it is also equipped with an elevator. Old but does not affect use. Hygiene: The room is still very clean overall and has no peculiar smell. Are all Israelis like this? It still feels pretty good. But the details still need to be strengthened, such as the reinforced floor slabs on the second floor, cobwebs and dust. Environment: Close to Carmel Market, very convenient. There is a 711 downstairs and two supermarkets nearby, which is very convenient for shopping. In addition to holidays, there is also an art market downstairs. 10 minutes walk from the beach. On a clear day, you can still see the sea. pretty good. The only disadvantage is that it is difficult to find a parking space when driving by yourself, and you may even have to park far away. Service: The service was a little lagging. Considering the cultural and sports atmosphere of the stay, I sent an email in advance, but there was no reply. There is no lobby. You need to get the access code yourself and then find the key. It's like a treasure hunt. Did you call the landlord before getting a response?

I'm going to give this place so many good points that I'm sure I'll look like a Bot! No seriously, if you visit Tel Aviv, this place is perfect. Everything was ready when we arrived and we had received all the necessary information to access the room (key in a safe at the entrance). The apartment was clean, spacious, comfortable and frankly a lot of the negative things I read weren't true. Okay if, to find a fault, a small edge is missing in the shower to place the soap. After hours of hiking through Israel, getting down in the shower was hard! Haha :D :D But honestly, nothing more to say! The neighborhood is really great, a stone's throw from the Carmel market, lots of nice restaurants and everything. Small downside, there is a lack of parking spaces in the area, especially in the evening, but there is paid parking just a stone's throw away. (Don't venture too far if you don't know how the colors of Telavivian squares work... on the last day the police took my car to the impound because I hadn't read a sign. But clearly that didn't work out well on nothing to do with House of Palm Just with my laziness to go to the paid parking haha). In short, a really great experience in this magnificent building, in a great neighborhood! Our apartment was a little set back from the street and we had almost no noise. When I return to Tel Aviv, it will definitely be there!

Not only did it smell of mold, it was also in several rooms, all photographically secured. The operator agreed to an early cancellation but refuses to refund our money...do not book under any circumstances!!!