InterContinental David Tel Aviv

AC either too cold or doesn’t work, no cleaning was done in the 3 days we were there and the room key kept malfunctioning . Other than that it was a nice experience. The entire staff at the libby bar were super friendly and gave a great service.

Amazing service in the lounge from sergii and Oleg they are always kind and respectful to me

I had a lovely experience at the hotel — I stayed there for almost three months at the start of the year. Great food and service, even during the war. I was particularly impressed by the professionalism of Kevin (manager, south African) who was always attentive to the needs of guests, up at the crack of dawn in a sharp suit. I will return!

Lovely two day stay the Intercontinental. Delicious breakfast with attentive staff, beautiful pool area with compimentary massages. My stay was enhanced by the amazing customer service received from R&B Supervisor Kevin Freund and Front Desk Manager Arnon Verbitzky and his team including Hanna Zaidman.

While I had some issues with this hotel, the tremendous staff -from the security guard at the entrance to the reception staff to the spa staff - really elevates the experience at this admittedly convention hotel. Interestingly I had the same experience at the Intercontinental in Miami recently. I stayed for seven days at the hotel at the end of June, arriving four days early for a three day conference at the end of the week. During the initial period I was one of the only guests in this huge convention-feeling hotel. Rather than seek a smaller cheaper hotel with a more boutique feel which is more my style, I opted for the convenience of one location. Once my meetings started, it was clear how well designed the space is for meetings and longer stays. I was very happy with my stay for a full week in this well-located hotel next to the trendy Neve Tzedek neighborhood (had Anita’s gelato five times and went to the Japanese TYO twice. Both spectacular) and not far from either Jaffa or Rothschild. The pros (I had a sea view king on the 21st floor with access to the club lounge on the 24th floor. Reviewers please tell us what kind of room you had when you review): -Room was large! -bed was very comfortable, medium firmness (thank goodness. I hate soft beds) and good sheet quality -air conditioning worked well and I never heard it! -Rooms are well lit! Yeah! So are the corridors. I don’t want mood lighting in my hotel room. -bathrooms are well lit, with plenty of counter space, good amenities and a makeup mirror. Towels are good quality. There is a shower and an attractive large soaking tub. The shower had fantastic water pressure from the spray nozzle which could be adjusted or lifted off. There was also a rain shower head option . -there was a refrigerator that allowed you to store drinks -there was a large closet with a safe and drawers inside. The drawers were beneath the safe and were almost like a dresser. Thank you! I was away for a week, with events day and night and clothes for everything. I don’t want to live out of my suitcase for a week. Hate minimalist decor with nowhere to put anything so thank you Intercontinental. -large floor to ceiling windows. -couch, coffee table and stool -large desk area -sufficient charging ports -communal eating area and lobby on the third floor is attractive. -Breakfast is typical large Israeli breakfast included in room. Fine. Not the best I ever had (it’s not the Inbal or the King David) but totally sufficient. Nice there is a guy making eggs or omelets to order -best selling point is the lovely staff throughout the hotel. At the club lounge (24 floor) the first day a woman (I think the manager) made me a “tea” - hot water with lemon, honey, ginger and cinnamon stick as I was getting sick. She told me she taught everyone there how to make it and she was correct. I had it for several days. I don’t really like massages generally but I had a “fusion” massage with Christina in the spa (spoke no English) that was so good I had another one the next day! -housekeeping twice a day. You could also put out a card in the interest of conserving water to have them not service your room that day. I did that half the time. -pool nice The cons were only a few but management should pay attention: -carpet seemed oldish and was stained in some places -room felt damp. I washed some very light underclothes and three days later they were still not dry -shower often leaked. Took me a while to figure how to fix minimize this. It’s a tiny glass shower cabinet clear on two sides. Had to pull the door inwards and then push out not all the way to make a seal -hallway and bathroom floor are either marble or some slick tile. Very slippery when floor was wet -shower floor was so slick I slipped three times (I caught myself with the grab bar). They should do something about that -WiFi was good but could be better on convention level which is down from street level. -no shops at all in hotel. All in all I saw a consistent level of quality in both the Miami and Tel Aviv Intercontinental Hotels and left very satisfied. Kudos to IHG for training friendly, helpful, service with a smile staff so often lacking, particularly in large hotels.