Yam Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel

Very friendly, helpful staff. Happy hour food & drink.

The staff were incredible, and the food was incredible.

Such a great experience! The food is great - including a lovely happy hour with the most delicious soup. Hot water with mint and lemon is always available, as are complimentary snacks throughout the day. Everyone at the front desk was nice, helpful, and willing to let me speak my struggling Hebrew even though they all speak English. I stayed here to have a mamad room during a time when it felt like that might be a good idea. I felt very safe and cared for.

The towels need to be replaced. One was literally ripped through the center and closer to being two towels than one.

We liked the staff and their welcoming and helpful behavior; we loved the location and the good spirit in the hotel, with a daily happy hour. The room was well-appointed, but I did not realize it would be so small. Still, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom too, and ultimately, the time we spent in the room was pleasant and comfortable.

We liked everything.

The breakfast and the stuff

The rooms are very small, it’s too expensive

Nice breakfast, very staff, close to beach

It was very clean and the breakfast was delicious.

The room was very cute, very clean, quite small - which it did say on the site.

All hotel staff was very polite and helpful. Offering of beach bag with towel, sunscreen and water is a big plus, make you fill welcome.

Common problem of Tel Aviv hotels - parking....

The staff was wonderlful!

Room is tiny and no facilities in hotel

Very comfortable. Close to beach . Many restaurants. Very clean

Nothing at all

Nice place, very kind staff. Delicious breakfast.Galina the host was wonderful! very patient and helpful staff.

Compliments in the room, existence of "happy hour" (I did not use it, was pleased to know), the sea view, cleanliness

There were minor issues, but overall i am satisfied, as my 10 shows

Location is fantastic, short walk to restaurants, public transportation and beaches. Service was excellent.

What’s not to like??

The stuff was amazing, the room was very good, the location excellent, the happy hour was amazing we didn't except it.In the morning we receive coffee with cream without having a breakfast, the stuff was very helpful, helped us with everything.

An excellent hotel for a night or two to stay near the beach and TLV port. Breakfast was very good! In happy hour, they served wines and beverages for free, alongside hit soup while it was raining outside.Great stay for me and my 4 year old kid.

The room- small no window I didn’t take the cheapest Even though was small

the staff are great and the overall attention. the afternoon snacks are very good. the location - excellent. I will come again ... I am a member now :)

The only "minus" was the size of the room.there is no space around the bed in the basic room. upgrading the room would make it too expensive.

The staff, once again, were wonderful and breakfast excellent.

We inadvertently ordered a mamad room on the basis of price, not understanding that it is actually a much smaller room suitable for a single traveler than our normal now renamed "Classic" room. After a sleepless night the staff managed to reassign us to a "Classic" room which we had used many times before. We have almost always stayed in room 603, and we actually requested that, but our request was overridden by the "mamad" classification. You should make it quite clear that the "mamad" rooms are only suitable for single travelers, and in fact really only if they want the security of a room safer against missile attacks.

Location could not be beat. Right on the namal (port) and just off hayarkon (the main, beautiful Tel Aviv park). Staff make this hotel: Could not be kinder. When I got hit with a cold and asked for some more tissues (the bathrooms had one of those small packs), someone went to the pharmacy and bought me huge package of small Kleenex packs. When I asked how to make tea with the in-room coffee machine, someone brought me a plug-in kettle. When my one Israeli plug converter wasn't enough, someone brought me one to keep for my stay. Just a few short blocks from Super Baba (convenience market) and all manner of restaurants. In these times, I appreciate that my room was an actual mamad (safe room).

My room was tiny (they also have rooms with a terrace). I traveled alone; not sure I could have done it with another person. The fridge didn't get cold. I was told that yes, that's how they are, and anything I need to keep cold they would happily put in the staff fridge. They did, and it froze and was inedible.

Been back a number of times over the years, it is always friendly and super clean. Great location too.

everything was great