First time to Isreal, end up spending the first night looking for another hotel. The bathroom has green mold everywhere with toxic to breathe in the air. Went to front desk asked if the place can be cleaned, the 18 year old-ish looking front desk clerk ( only staff working after midnight) dimly repeats in Birkenhead English “ I have nothing to do with this”.

Regardless of the current situation that is happening in Israel, my review of my stay at this hotel will remain the same. I traveled to Israel last week for my birthday with a friend and stayed at this hotel. The only perk to this hotel is that it's next to the train station and near the Diamond District. The rooms that are advertised are not the rooms that you will receive. The hallways were dark, dingy and hot. The Deluxe Twin Bed room that we book was just a regular room with two twin beds pushed together. Some hotels think by placing caulking over mold that it will suppress the problem. It certainly will not. The bathroom was covered with mold, broken tiles and no ventilation for the excess steam. If I'm able to post pictures of room 906, I would. One of the light fixtures in the room did not work and the coffee pot had mold inside of it. There was no bucket available get ice from the 12th floor. Breakfast is not served until 7am, so if your tour begins at 7am, you'll probably waste money paying for breakfast. Overall, I enjoyed my time in Israel as usual and will visit again; however, I will not choose this hotel for my stay.

unfortunately. it is not  a good.experience at all:

1.service is.slow when asking for tooth brush sth for 3 times.

2. swiming pool opened late and GYM no function.

3. facilities are old and not so clean in common area.

4. Quaility and service does not its hotel like 2 star hotel.

fair to say, breakfast is goos with many choices.


Hope you will change.

Leonordo Ramatgan may be the worst hotel in Israel. I was knocked after midnight 1 Am to check my name agai at 1.30 reception came to my room and took photo of passport. Next day I spoke to GM of hotel but non of hotel staff even apologize. The single person at reception is busy on phone and do not know anything, seems to be freshers. For check in or out it takes long time. Hotel is in rundown condition. Only good is it's next to Diamond Exchange.

Probably one of the worst hotels in Israel, definitely the worst in Ramat Gan. Service is absent, staff is not trained. Young men and women were probably recruited recently and have no understanding in anything. They don’t know how to perform elementary tasks. Overall doom and gloom. Looks like going out of business soon.