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strulovitz

3/5Tripadvisor· 3 months ago

the immediate surrounding is nice and the hotel and room are clean and comfortable but it has some problems. the location is not convenient for sightseeing. the public areas almost not existing. the breakfast is poor and even the reception staff was unpleasant. not a good value.

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Joshua Yaghoobian

5/5Google· 2 months ago

Although I ultimately did not stay at The Drisco, I had an excellent experience dealing with their reservations team while considering the hotel for an upcoming trip. Getting information was easy, prompt, and straightforward. Nataly, the Reservations Manager, was consistently responsive, kind, warm, and understanding. She answered my questions clearly and made the entire process feel simple rather than stressful. Good pre-arrival service makes a significant difference when planning a trip, and my experience with The Drisco was extremely positive. Based on the professionalism and personal attention I received, I would feel very comfortable considering the hotel for a future stay.

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Uri Peleg

5/5Google· 6 months ago

Perfect hotel. We took the suite for the night and also added a meal at the restaurant located inside the hotel. The experience was of the highest level possible, the room was spacious and comfortable with a luxurious balcony and an open bar. The meal was delicious, although as a vegetarian I didn't have too many options, but everything I ordered was perfect. The location is great and allows for a walk in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood. Highly recommended!

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marina berkowich

5/5Google· 6 months ago

We happened to stay in Drisco hotel in February 2026. Just a week before Iran's war broke out. This place is well maintained and located a walking distance from Neve Tzedek and Yaffo. Food? Oh, chef Yaron is amazing guy. What happened next..war, all flights are canceled and we can't go back home to Canada. We lived in Drisco another week, yes, we didn't stay, we lived there like a big family with few remaining guests and hotel personnel. We spent time in hotel bomb shelter together, we had dinners together. Thank you Andrea and Rafael. I cannot name everyone, because I don't want to leave somebody behind, thank you all!

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Ron L.

5/5Google· 4 months ago

Truly an oasis in the American-Germany Colony located in South Tel Aviv. The hotel is world class: rooms, food, staff. You can step out of the "World of Drisco" into Neve Tzedek, Park HaMesila, and the Old Train Station, Levinsky Market. But you are in South Tel Aviv / Yafo which has some grungy and grimy streets. We took taxis to restaurants out of the area: Tel Aviv has a lot of options.

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J Law

4/5Google· 8 months ago

I had a nice stay and there's a lot to like. I had a large room with a balcony facing the street, it was pretty quiet except for some sporadic construction. The hotel is beautiful but I thought some of the service fell a little short as well as the breakfast for the money I paid. The breakfast was delicious but one item i.e. pancakes or eggs, not both, I've never seen before, and fruit selection was limited. There's a huge Israeli selection (cheese, salad, tuna) and the eggs benedict were great! I do recommend and loved the area, gritty, artsy, but gentrifying.

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Michael Papismedov

4/5Google· 5 months ago

Some hotels try to impress with luxury. Others create an actual feeling. The Drisco Hotel managed to do both — mainly because of its atmosphere. There is something genuinely unique about this historic building. From the moment you enter, you feel a rare balance between old-world elegance and modern comfort. The room was exceptionally clean, well organized, and thoughtfully maintained. Even small details like the coffee machine and shower reflected real attention to the guest experience. The air conditioning worked perfectly, the lighting was soft and pleasant, the music felt carefully chosen, and the silence throughout the hotel created a true sense of escape from reality. This is not a hotel for loud entertainment or endless attractions. It is a place for people who appreciate atmosphere, privacy, calmness, and character. The staff was warm and human. There was one moment when I requested milk to the room and the response took longer than expected, but the team later handled it professionally and even compensated with complimentary coffee — which honestly left a positive impression about how they treat guests. There are still a few things that could be improved: No pool or jacuzzi, the gym is fairly limited, parking may feel inconvenient for first-time visitors unfamiliar with the area, and there was a small issue with the shower head itself. But this is exactly the type of hotel where the charm outweighs the imperfections. It never feels artificial or “trying too hard” to be luxurious. It simply has identity. In my opinion, this hotel fits couples and adults especially well — people who value peace, atmosphere, architecture, and emotional comfort more than commercial entertainment. Some hotels are just places to sleep. Others leave you remembering how they felt after you leave. This is one of them.

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Daniel Asscher

5/5Google· 9 months ago

I’ve had the pleasure of staying at The Drisco several times over the past few years, and it continues to impress me every time. It truly is an oasis of calm, elegance, and refinement. The staff are exceptional, warm, attentive, and genuinely committed to making every guest feel welcome and comfortable. The food is equally outstanding. Beautifully presented, refined, and consistently delicious. If you appreciate unique, boutique style hotels with a personal touch, The Drisco is an absolute must.