Great location, common area (loby, stairs, etc.) nicely designed. However, the bed was VERY uncomfortable - the mattress was way too firm while the pillows were way too soft!
Also, the bathtub was very not updated and inconvenient (I almost fell once).

The Rothschild Hotel boasts one undeniable strength — its location. Nestled on one of Tel Aviv’s most iconic boulevards, it offers easy access to the city’s energy, charm, and cultural pulse. Unfortunately, the service and room experience didn’t quite match the elegance the address suggests.

While the overall stay was okay, a few details stood out in ways they shouldn’t have. The room was missing basics like a hairdryer, and small touches — such as fresh cups for water and properly cleared cutlery — were overlooked. The layout itself felt awkward, with functionality taking a backseat.

Service-wise, the team was friendly but noticeably inexperienced. Hospitality at this level requires a bit more refinement and awareness. Some staff seemed unsure or untrained, which was surprising for a hotel with such a premium location and reputation.

In short: the Rothschild Hotel shines in location, but lags in execution. With more attention to detail and stronger hospitality training, it could truly live up to its potential.