The Gutman TLV - Neve Tzedek

I visited the day the war started The staff was sensitive and helpful The room was great No elevator and you need take your own luggage

I really enjoyed staying at Selina. I wish it was more than one night. The location is amazing and the staff is great. They were very helpful and friendly and help with anything and everything I needed. I stayed at a private room so I can't comment on the shared rooms. I think the place is better suited for younger crowd but everyone can enjoy the place.

The room wasn’t clean, the cleaning lady arrived after one hour and told me the room is clean. The food was better in army, not like pictures at website. Leaky ceiling and towels and bed full with hair. View and location is good. When I checked out they try to take more money because the dollar got stronger (***)

we had a very bad experience, and 0 service during our atay, and after. we took the suite, which was a lausy small bedroom. water from the shower got inside the room, and the stuff couldn't even give us a towel. the cook haven't showed for breakfast. we got no money back, no breakfast, and no answer, even after 4 months of trying to get compensation.

I came early because of the traffic and there’s no one in the reception for the past 30 minutes now so I’m stuck here waiting. Don’t try the number on the phone it’s useless. No we’re in the world I’ve encountered situation like this. Usually you come, put your luggage and off to your day and come back later to do the check in .

What this place fails to mention, is that some of the rooms are located in the rear of a restaurant which you have to walk through to get to the rooms. They also seemed to forget to mention that the restaurant is loud. Extremely loud. I mean...VERY loud, with extremely loud music playing until 0100 in the morning. Mixed reaction from the staff when I talked to them about how difficult it is to sleep with a loud restaurant right outside my door. One young lady was very apologetic and tried to find me a different room, but there weren't any. Another young lady was quite rude, informing me that the description on ******* indicated it was a "restaurant" room. Actually, ******* does indicate that certain rooms are "restaurant" rooms, but there is no description as to what this actually means. There is nothing to indicate that the rooms are 10 feet away from one of the loudest restaurants in Tel Aviv, and play music into the wee hours of the morning. How is a traveler who is unfamiliar with the property supposed to know what "restaurant room" means? Additionally, many of the restaurant staff consistently left their scooters in the hallway and in the shared restroom of the hotel area. One of the hotel staff told me that "they're not supposed to do that", nevertheless every day I had to climb over a scooter to leave the room and to use the bathroom.