Center Chic Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel

Here is a review I wrote about the hotel – feel free to take this personally, because I will no longer be booking vacations through you. It took me a few days to calm down from what I experienced there and to find the energy to write about what I went through at this hotel. I booked one night. I came all the way from Be'er Sheva especially by train. I booked the night through trip.com. I understood I’d need to add VAT to the price, which was fine. But when I arrived at the hotel, I was told a completely different price, even with VAT included. I asked them to honor the price that was listed, but they bluntly and, in my opinion, unlawfully refused. In short: "The dollar exchange rate on the site is not what appears on my end, and you'll pay what shows at the checkout. If you don’t want to stay, don’t, but even if you don’t stay, you’ll still pay." I came for a one-night getaway. I’m not swimming in money; I just wanted to escape from a difficult reality at home, for just one night. I explained this to the hotel manager, Kobi. I told him I was dealing with mental health issues and that he was making it harder for me with unnecessary bureaucratic explanations. It didn’t faze him. Check-in took over an hour, and then I spent another hour crying in my room. That was my welcome. A regular hotel guest, who I believe went to speak with Kobi, then came over to me and told me Kobi would honor the price as promised. But by that point, it didn’t matter anymore due to the experience. (Even if it wasn’t related to the guest.) He called me in my room to come pay the VAT while I was crying. Later, he showed some empathy after hearing me, but again, it didn’t matter. I asked for peace and quiet. That’s why I came to the hotel in the first place. And I got the opposite. Furthermore, the website stated the room would have a city view. In reality, I got a room with a view of garbage bins and a building blocking the view. Additionally, around 5:00 AM, there was a generator running nonstop for an hour, preventing me from sleeping. I called the reception, and they wanted to move me to another room, but that wasn’t suitable at 5:00 AM when I was sleeping and all my belongings were in the room. After the generator stopped, about half an hour later, the fire alarm went off, waking me up from my sleep. It was a nightmare of a night. The breakfast at the hotel next door was simple, clean, and tasty, and the service there was good. There was a kind employee named Tamara at the hotel who really understood my situation, but that still doesn’t excuse the low rating the hotel deserves because of the experience I had. I won’t return and I won’t recommend it. This review is my way of sending a message, especially to you hotel employees. Don’t be rude. Take responsibility. If a website cooperates and advertises you (!), you should provide what is promised. The view in the photos.

Had a lovely weekend in Tel Aviv before flying abroad. The hotel is in a great location, has very friendly staff, the room was nicely designed room and I loved the shower. One of the highlights of Atlas hotels are the Happy Hours. This hotel had one too: free wine or Cava and snacks. Unfortunately there wasn't a lot of place to sit, but the hotel has a lovely roof terrace too, so as long as you're not there on a cold, rainy day, you can sit there too. The staff were super helpful. If you're looking for a good price hotel in the centre of Tel Aviv, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic hotel. Great staff. Judith in particular was super helpful and very friendly. She helped us out immensely. The room was lovely and the location is perfect. Lots of restaurants and bars nearby. It was very handy to have cycles available for guests for free. The breakfast was also good.