21st Floor Hotel

We made a last minute reservation. The location is great!! 5 - 20 minute walk from everywhere. Smack in the middle of everything. Transportation all around. The setting itself is weird since its an office buliding - and not really the fanciest one. The rooms were nice and someone put a lot of thought into them but it seems that the maintenance is not a top priority. Things look a bit run down. Just enough to get to you. This is not a quaint hotel. No class, even though somene tried to make it classy. Its like something is just a bit off. The rooms are fully equiped: fridge, oven, plates etc', so if you are with kids it's probably comfortable (keep in mind that the room has an upper story with a flight of stairs to climb). Breakfast - you get a voucher from a caffe near by - which was really nice. Parking is a bit of an issue - we did pretty easily deal with the parking issue but this must be taken into consideration. Parking is on the nearby streets or parking llots - some for pay. The office is in the corridor between the rooms - the concept is strange. The receptionist was not always the nicest. If I am paying 350 dollars a night for a couple I want the place to look like what it was planned to look like. I don't want nails to be stuck in the wall where the tv used to be or the curtains to be almost clean and almost well attached to the railing or the floor matts and carpets (even in the public corridors) to look tip top clean.

Centrally located and an easy walk to almost everything. The staff was very helpful and the room was very clean and spacious. If you are planning to leave early to tour don't get the breakfast, buy some food at the local market and prepare in your suite. Full kitchen. Restaurants are not open until 8:00-9:00. Also Israel has lots of "holidays and Holy" days so you can find yourself with nothing open.