First, I am glad I did not read the two negative reviews until I got home or I would have made the mistake of cancelling. Our travel agent booked this hotel for us because we were ariving in Tel Aviv 28 December 2008 in the morning from Eilat and leaving from Ben Gurian at 5am the next day. So I... more

This Hotel was recommended to me by a friend who is often traveling to Tel Aviv and I can only say that this is a really CLEAN, stylish & very quiet hotel, that deserves a better ranking! The breakfast is phantastic and the staff nice & helpful. The upper rooms in the 4th & 5th floor have a sea view.... more

I have stayed at a motel where you can rent a room by the hour and the sign with the hotel's name is missing letters and that hotel was better and CLEANER than the Sea Net. This was literarily the worst hotel i had ever stayed at! A few people in our group woke up to find that they had... more

On first appearances this hotel seemed very nice. Lobby was clean and close to the beach. On the first morning, we woke up and found bed bugs all over the place. We called the manager who laughed and joked about how they don't have bugs in the hotel, that we must have brought them from someplace else, and that sometimes... more

Great hotel, very nice rooms, not too big though and you must get a corner room, two windows and they are slightly bigger than the normal rooms. The aircon is very cold so becareful. The staff are great and very helpful, they also speak french and english. The breakfasts are very nice also. The location is perfect and the street... more

Our first visit to the Sea Net Hotel,Tel Aviv! If ,like us, excellent air-con, blackout-lined curtains & a quiet location are essential for a good nights sleep, the Seanet has all three! It also has a roof terrace,which is wonderful as the hotel doesn't, have any balconies. You can sunbathe, eat some fresh bread & fruit at a table for... more

I stayed at the Sea Net in July for two weeks., It was not the first time I have stayed there. The fourth or fifth in fact. I chose the Sea Net because of its location. It is very close to the beach, entailing a walk either across a car park or down two side roads. Hayarkon Street has to... more

Stayed at the Sea Net for 4 nights mid July. The reservation was made by a friend in Israel. Check-in. Fine. Not problem with the key card. Small slow elevator - 3 people tops. Room: Room on the 4th floor. Was told it was a premium room with a fridge. No fridge, very small bathroom, the room around the bed... more

My husband and I stayed at the Sea.Net Hotel for 5 days in Fall 2004. We found the room to be very small, but clean and modern. The breakfast is ample and free, which is nice. The location is great. Near the beach, Carmel Market, and lots of shopping and street life. We highly recommend the Sea.Net Hotel. more