ADIV HOTEL

The Adiv, with gleaming, public areas faced with polished, rose-colored stone, is one of the most attractive moderately priced hotels in town. The location is excellent, on a side street half a block from Ha-Yarkon Street and the beach. Standard rooms are small and simple, but bright and modern -- for a bit more money, a larger junior suite might be worthwhile. Most rooms are located toward the back of the building, where the blare of traffic is somewhat muffled. A nice perk is free coffee in the lobby. The staff is very attentive. Note: When reviewed, the hotel announced it was adding new studios with kitchenettes. Facilities: Dining room; cafe; bar; room service; laundry service Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

Check-in Time:

1400

Check-out Time:

1200

Year Built:

Total Rooms:

1 rooms.1

Total Floors:

1 floors.

Rooms:

71 units

Price

$125-$150 double; $160 junior suite. Rates include breakfast. Web packages and discounts often available, M

Credit Cards Accepted

AE, DC, MC, V

Directions

From Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport (TLV): Distance to Hotel Adiv is 17 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive. Getting there. For a surcharge, the hotel offers a transfer from the airport. Alternatively, taxis wait at level G, terminal 3, and the fare to the city centre is around 90 NIS. Fares are higher at night. Sheruts (shared taxis) have fixed rates per passenger. Visitors are advised to use registered taxis only. The number 5 bus runs between the airport and Airport City terminal; buses are available from here to Haifa, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv. Trains run from terminal 3 to Tel Aviv's central station, Akko, Nahariva, and Haifa. Single tickets cost 12 NIS to Tel Aviv and 35 NIS to Haifa. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. Sheruts (shared taxis) are popular for exploring Tel Aviv. The minibuses can accommodate up to 10 passengers. Fares are around 5 NIS per person and most city routes are covered. Private taxis are inexpensive, but passengers should ensure the meter is used. Buses run regularly throughout the town, except on Jewish holidays and the Sabbath (Friday evening to Saturday evening). Tel Aviv city centre is compact and easy to explore on foot.

Area

Jerusalem

Parking

Free parking

Dining

Restaurant FacilitiesThe hotel has a dining room for breakfast service only. Some of Tel Avivs finest restaurants are located nearby and the hotel will be glad to assist with dining information and reservations.

Information by Frommers