1. Communication: Very good, whatsapp & emails quick responding, English spoken very well. Informative website and IG. 24h desk open. 2. Location: walking distance to the centre, 2 mins from paid parking lot. 30mins walk to Jaffa- old town. 30mins walk to train station. 3. Wi-Fi: fast, everywhere. 4. Bathroom: very clean bathroom, towels provided and changed when necessary for free. 5. Kitchen: didn’t use kitchen facilities but available, coffee and tea for free, water stations everywhere 6. Bedroom: dorm of 12, choose your own bunk, bed linen provided, comfortable mattress, AC in the bedroom. Safe and secure, bring your padlock. 3 Level Bunk beds. 7. Shared Area: Excellent. New rooftop, 3 bars available. Lots of activities within the hostel, experienced the yard sale, pub crawl (every day different activity, check the website), free walking tour. 8. Accessibility: multiple lifts available, disabled access everywhere 9. Price: £25 pppn 10. Meals: breakfast- included. Healthy, typical Middle Eastern food. 11. Overall impression: Brilliant chain of hostels. Very fun & open-minded & relaxed & safe.

very well equipped hostel, great breakfast, lots of activities, spacious rooms

upper bed really hard to get on. a little more privacy trough bed courtains would have been amazing

Common spaces are big and the position is perfect for the pickup tours. Friendly staff and good vibes with other guests. Purim local parties were a blast and a great surprise!

The best thing there is the rooftop with beautiful garden and bar with the most welcoming barman I've ever met 😁 and beer was good! Also the hotel staff is nice, the room and bed are comfortable and clean, and location is great, next to tramway line and Rothschild boulevard Thank you, Abraham hostel!

Wouldn't say the breakfast is great, would like to have hot food (and also coffee from machine was cold) and be full ready to its begining in 7:30 for people who need to have it in the early morning fast And one little thing - would be nice to have a curtain at the bad to close it, because some people turned on the light in the middle of night (and its just more comfortable)

Unfortunately we arrived the day the rockets and everything began. I don't know what to say other than thank God we stayed at this hostel. The staff handled it so well, it was like having a network of people there to help you when you need it most. The cafeteria and bar stayed open, and they did their best to keep morale high. The place is huge and I did not know it had a large bottom floor bunker. It was pretty social given the circumstances and I can imagine during another time it is very social. Didn't have time to become familiar with the area but a few cafes and restaurants around were very good and stayed open, and you could see the ocean from the terrace.

I wrote a separate review praising the staff of Abraham Hostel for their response to the war that broke out during our stay. Here I am simply giving a review of the facility itself. The Israeli breakfast was not only very elaborate and inclusive (eggs, breads, cereals, tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, many dips, and on and on), but lots of people took leftovers which served as lunch and even dinner too. It was not a party hostel but they had a bar with half a dozen beers on tap plus bottles plus booze. The rooftop garden gave a nice view of the city and groups did yoga there, while others chatted or worked on laptops. There were several art gallery installations plus murals, so that the entire place had an artistic vibe.

Residents had to wash their own dishes, which I liked, but not everyone did a good job of cleaning their dishes, and some left the dishes for "others" to clean.

My son and I arrived one day before the recent War started, so this review will focus on the staff and their handling of the situation, rather than more mundane things. Tours and outside businesses were closed but the hostel maintained a normal schedule (including providing Israeli breakfasts and keeping the bar open). When sirens sounded, as they did unpredictably, the staff went to all rooms to make sure that the occupants went to the basement shelters. Beyond that, the staff were proactive and very well trained to identify and help residents who were having problems or were upset and nervous; proactive because they did not wait to be asked for help, but reached out to the residents. The night person (?Aron?) and the bartender Anton were particularly on-the-ball, socializing those who were isolated and keeping a positive tone. When my son got a flight and left early, they gave him a refund, but when I extended my stay by a day because I could not get a flight out, they waived my fee. Crisis certainly reveals character.

I wrote a separate review of the hostel which discusses the usual things like rooms and food. See that for more information.

I love the Abraham hostels and have stayed at the Jerusalem one for nearly a decade many times per year. This was my first visit at the Abraham Tel Aviv, as my friends are out of town but it is equally as wonderful. This clearly is a hostel designed by people that like to travel. Huge luggage lockers below the bed, free towels and sheets, marvelous breakfast and fantastic common area, plugs and lights near the bed. Most things are more functional than cozy but this is perfectly fine. The staff is just amazing and I adore the Abraham teams that can always help and are beyond friendly. In 10 min walking distance to the beach and Carmel market, super central with plenty of cafes and restaurants close by. Two Super markets in 1 min walking distance, 3 min to Florentin and my favorite Uganda Bar and holit records. Could not ask for more. Loved the stay and will be back in ten days.

Well the rooms are quite functional and not very cozy but I think this is totally fine as everything works and it is always more the people that make it cozy rather than the furniture.

Very pleasant experience! Friendly staff, nice rooms, good beds. I liked the beds' construction - part is closed that the light will not disturb you and you can use your phone without disturbing others with the light of the screen. There are lockers in the room and all facilities you need. Breakfast is good. There's a nice rooftop with a bar you can sit and enjoy.

What I didn't like - is not very clean in the bathroom and somewhere else in the corridors. But, it is Israeli cleanness :)

The staff was lovely, I came in a bit late and slept in through my check out but they were super frienfly and forgiving. The lounge area is fascinating, its beautiful and filled with art with plenty of sitting areas. The bedsheets were really comfortable and had me sleeping in no time.

I couldv'e used a bit more storage space directly above the bed, and I chose the one bed that had no plug in the wall so I charged my phone in the plug near the bed below me. would be nice if the breakfast was until later because I did sleep in and miss it.