Vital Hotel

“Great Hotel in central Tel Aviv”

About a month ago, I stayed at the Vital Hotel in Tel Aviv. This is either the fifth or sixth time I’ve stayed there. It is my “go to” hotel because of its central location, proximate to the Museum of Art, many shops and restaurants, Weizmann mall, the highway, and Ichilov Hospital (which I have no… more

About a month ago, I stayed at the Vital Hotel in Tel Aviv. This is either the fifth or sixth time I’ve stayed there. It is my “go to” hotel because of its central location, proximate to the Museum of Art, many shops and restaurants, Weizmann mall, the highway, and Ichilov Hospital (which I have not needed!). It is also very clean, with a friendly, helpful staff, excellent cleaning staff, very good bed linens, and a rich breakfast. I had made my reservation months in advance, but when I arrived at the hotel, found a bit of confusion about my room. With the help of Hezzie (spelling?) and one other male desk clerk, the confusion was cleared up and I was placed in a two room suite since the large room I had booked was unavailable. The suite was equally good as far as I was concerned, so I was quite happy. Hezzie made sure I was satisfied and took me up the executive lounge and prepared a decaf cappuccino for me; we sat and talked for awhile. As usual, breakfast each morning was very good with very fresh ingredients and ample choice of dishes. The hotel offers salad veggies, a good choice of breads, cheeses, jams, prepared eggs, smoked fish, and cookies/cake, among other things. I stayed for three days and saw that there were slight changes each day in what was offered. The exec lounge, to which I was entitled with my room rate, is quite spacious enough for the amount of hotel guests. It has comfortable seating including both tables and chairs and also some couches/easy chairs. It has a nice view out over Tel Aviv. There are refreshments on hand from after the time that breakfast finishes until late in the evening. It has never been crowded on any of my visits, so one can have a quiet conversation over coffee if a friend or relative comes to visit. I would highly recommend the Vital Hotel to anyone coming to visit Tel Aviv, especially with staff members such as Hezzie and the other young man at the front desk.

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“Good and clean”

Due to medical treatment ןמ Ichilov Hospital we stayed at Vital Hotel for about two weeks. The proximity to the hospital was a big plus for us. 1. The best feature of the hotel is the cleanliness. The rooms are clean, the toiletries are of high quality and the towels and robes are soft and cozy. … more

Due to medical treatment ןמ Ichilov Hospital we stayed at Vital Hotel for about two weeks. The proximity to the hospital was a big plus for us. 1. The best feature of the hotel is the cleanliness. The rooms are clean, the toiletries are of high quality and the towels and robes are soft and cozy. 2. The staff is service minded, pleasant and polite. 3. Breakfast is ok, there is variety, although it is not possible to order dishes that are not on the buffet (such as omelettes etc). Tofu dishes can be ordered for vegan guests

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“Nice hotel but you can hear other rooms toilet or shower”

Unfortunately you can hear the toilet or shower from another room. That s very uncomfortable. Breakfast was great. Thank you.

“Mediocre”

We had high expectations for our stay, especially given the price, but unfortunately, it fell short in several ways. When we first entered the room, there was a strong, unpleasant odor. On closer inspection, we found a long strand of hair and what appeared to be pubic hair on the bed — which was q… more

We had high expectations for our stay, especially given the price, but unfortunately, it fell short in several ways. When we first entered the room, there was a strong, unpleasant odor. On closer inspection, we found a long strand of hair and what appeared to be pubic hair on the bed — which was quite off-putting, especially as we’re two men with shaved heads. The couch was also in poor condition, with visible rips in the fabric. At breakfast, we asked for a cappuccino and were told it wasn’t available due to Shabbat. While we absolutely respect that, it would’ve been helpful to have that noted in the booking details or at check-in — as we naturally expected a full breakfast experience, including coffee, as part of our stay. On a more positive note, the spa was lovely and clearly well-maintained, and the staff were polite throughout. The breakfast itself was average. Overall, while there were a few good elements, the lack of cleanliness and the limited breakfast offering made it feel overpriced. With a few improvements, this could be a much better experience — but as it stands, I wouldn’t recommend it for the cost.

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