The beachfront Prima Tel Aviv features 63 modern rooms, and is walking distance from Dizengoff Centre, Habima Theatre and Carmel Market. Standard rooms have courtesy tea and coffee making facilities, as well as a minibar, TV and free Wi-Fi. A safe deposit box, air conditioning and private bathroom with toiletries are standard, and the deluxe rooms boast panoramic windows facing the Mediterranean Sea, as well as complimentary slippers, mineral water, sweets and bathrobes. Guests at Prima Tel Aviv have access to complimentary bike rental, and free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Private parking is subject to availability, and other amenities include business services and a fitness centre. The property also features a reception desk, laundry and ironing services. A traditional buffet breakfast is offered daily, and a wide variety of beverages and snacks are served in the lobby. Beit Hatfutsot, also called the The Museum of the Jewish People, is easily accessible.
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Many guests love the stunning views of the promenade, and say that the shoreline is a short walk from the property, and nearby Gordon Beach has plenty of shaded seating, an ice cream stand and a large play area for children. Others add that Luna Park, also close by, features large Ferris wheels, and note that the Great Synagogue, Al Bahr Mosque and Immanuel Church are easily reachable.
Several guests say that the staff is customer-friendly, and appreciate that the manager is always present near the front desk. Others add that tour assistance is provided in a professional manner, and note that the business centre staff eagerly assists guests with document printing, photocopying and the sending and receiving of parcels.
Several guests mention that the room decor is stylish, and comment that the furniture looks modern, the beds are comfortable, and the room layout is ergonomic. Others add that the bathroom fixtures are well-polished, and love that the towels are fresh, and the toiletries are replenished regularly.
Some guests comment that parking spaces are limited, and dislike that there is little space to unload luggage near the entrance. Others add that the parking charges are substantial, and note that free parking is difficult to find nearby.
A handful of guests mention that there is considerable noise from construction work on the property, and dislike that sections of the lobby are not accessible. Others add that the lobby and adjacent common areas are crowded in the mornings, and say that available seating is difficult to find.
Some guests dislike that lunch and dinner are not served on-site, room service is available for limited hours, and the breakfast buffet closes early.
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