Abraham Tel Aviv

The best thing the Abraham has going for it is it's welcoming vibe. It was the perfect place for what I needed to do that week. The beds were perfect, sheets were clean / crisp and the walls were thick enough that noise was not a probelm. I was impressed with how quickly everyone arrived to the shelters in the middle of the night caring for each other along the way. I was also impressed that even though there was a free music festival the first Friday night I was there, when I got home by 9:30pm, the crowds were gone and it was quiet. I loved the art on the wall and the overall welcoming atmosphere and the fact that people came of all ages and walks of life. Being able to do work in the breakast room or meet with other people over a cup of coffee was very nice. The trip from the airport was also very easy by way of the trains.

We had an economy room for two: a spacious room with impossibly high ceiling, a kitchenette (including a microwave and a big refrigerator), a safe, a TV, a city view (even with a bit of the sea). The rooftop garden was lovely. The breakfast was simple but adequate, and no problem with coffee machines on Shabbat and such. Reliable Wi-Fi. Great location in the center, very close to Allenby subway station and the Rothschild boulevard. Nice and helpful staff. Also, I've attended the Language Exchange event on Saturday night, right in the hotel, and it was a lot of fun!

Location, friendly staff Excellent breakfasts, tuna, corn, eggs, bread, vegetables. Friendly atmosphere in the dining room

The best thing there is the rooftop with beautiful garden and bar with the most welcoming barman I've ever met 😁 and beer was good! Also the hotel staff is nice, the room and bed are comfortable and clean, and location is great, next to tramway line and Rothschild boulevard Thank you, Abraham hostel!

Unfortunately we arrived the day the rockets and everything began. I don't know what to say other than thank God we stayed at this hostel. The staff handled it so well, it was like having a network of people there to help you when you need it most. The cafeteria and bar stayed open, and they did their best to keep morale high. The place is huge and I did not know it had a large bottom floor bunker. It was pretty social given the circumstances and I can imagine during another time it is very social. Didn't have time to become familiar with the area but a few cafes and restaurants around were very good and stayed open, and you could see the ocean from the terrace.