Hotels with Free Parking in Israel from $124

"My second stay. Unfortunately, the war had started so most of the businesses nearby were closed. Still, a beautiful hotel for my , unfortunately, last night this trip to Israel. I will be back!"

"Real close to the old city only need more flexibility on the swimming pool time they closed it at 6.pm "

"very nice hotel just besides the central bus station. the room is quite spacious which has two separate rooms with two king size beds and one small bed. the staff is very helpful and they provide good espresso coffee."

"Very central location and happy hour bites Staff very courteous and helpful"

"It has a very good location for shopping, dining."

"Hotel was excellent so was the manager he was very helpful "

"The hotel exceeded expectations for comfort and food service. It also provided free shuttle service to the airport. The only drawback, if one has to spend anything more than an overnight, is that there is absolutely nothing in the immediate area of interest. You would have to get transportation if you wanted to go further afield. However, we were aware of that and it suited our purpose. "

"It was a week-end stay to clear our heads from the terrible war that is going on. The hotel is well located near theaters, musea, music hall and walking distance to the Opera House. The staff is friendly and prepared to help."

"I arrived and there was a guy inside a little room with a terrible smell giving the keys, my room was not ready but i asked him to show me a room in advance and he refused, the place looked dirty, I didn’t stay I left. They didn’t want to give me the money back. Stay away from this place. Easy to confuse the name with sea executive which is a very nice place. "

"A quaint, historical, building with exceptional staff and a delicious breakfast. Only a short walk to the beach as well. The only downside is the area around the hotel is very run down and VERY NOISY at night. Do not book any ground floor rooms. The staff was very accommodating to switch our rooms to an upper floor after we had to endure a night of disco music blasting from a nearby shop all night."