BEST WESTERN Regency Suites, Tel Aviv

My Husband and I took a trip recently to Israel to visit our son. The Best Western was where we booked our 12 day stay. It was very clean. The staff was very helpful and friendly. Especially when you checked in,they were all very accomadating. If we go back to Israel we will stay there of course. Also it was centraly located to everything, Beach right across the street,shopping and cafes in walking distance....

I was in Tel Aviv on business for a week and for 4 of my 7 days in Israel I stayed at the Best Western Regency Suites. Everything about it was great. The rooms were super clean, the beds were very comfortable and the A/C worked great, as it was starting to heat up. The location is awesome and it took me a couple of days to realize we were right across the street from the U.S. Embassy. I was too busy looking at the ocean. Everything about my stay was great except for the staff.... for the most part the front desk staff was good except for a couple of individuals who were a bit too over eager to hit on the women and ignore the other guests standing in line. Other than that I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Israel. Go for it!

The Regency in Tel Aviv was a delightful stay. It was modern, well-kept, and safe(a major concern of ours). My favorite assets include the proxemity to the beach and Mediterranean Sea--you are right on the water, the amazing views from ocean view rooms and the accessible roof. Also, the well equipped, quiet, and staffed work-out fascility is very motivatin, as you are atop the hotel (indoors) with sweeping views of the cerulean waters. Great place to stay if you will be in Tel Aviv.

Kind of like staying at a Days Inn or Holiday Inn in the states. Great location to beach and little Tel Aviv. Rooms were great for 3 of us, seperate bed, bath and TV for our daughter. Maybe because it was Shabbat (Sabbath), the desk staff couldn't get their act together when we came up short on towels and a spare sheet. Didn't try their breakfast ($6.00 Continental) instead we went next door to the Isrotel Towers for their full Israeli buffet. It was just over $10.00 but that was still better than the Dan Panorama at $50 for non-guests.