“Well worth a visit”

The hotel is situated just outside Tel Aviv in Ramat Gan, taxis to Tel Aviv take 5-10 mins depending on traffic and cost around 4 pounds. The hotel looks quite basic on the outside but is well furnished on the inside, breakfast is a little strange but quite pleasing, well worth a try. Didn't use the bar or fitness room but both looked ok, staff very friendly and spoke good English, very helpful in arranging sight seeing

“Fair place to stay.”

Would go there again.

“Nice stay in Ramat Gan”

I really enjoyed my stay, although it's not fancy. Everything worked--and that's rare in a 2- or 3-star hotel. Wonderful breakfast. Attentive staff. Good location. Only one high speed internet connection for the whole hotel (ask at the desk), but I got what I needed.

“Affordable Ramat Gun Hotel”

Room and Breakfast plus kitchinette, wi-fi and access to web if you do not have your own computer, cable TV and close access to highways, minutes walk to the Diamond Center. Decent service and basically clean and quiet. They had the option of queen size beds and potential room for 4 (with one bathroom). I highly recommended it.

“benjamin”

the manager was there to help we asked and we did get it

“Good value”

This hotel had the basics we needed - convenient location, clean room, working A/C, great breakfast, great service. This is not a 4 star hotel, so you will not find fancy soaps or lotions, yet it has the basics needed for a pleasant stay. Hotel staff was extremely accommodating. While this location is in a very busy spot, we did not hear any of the noise from the street (on 10th floor).

“Very Clean Hotel for Israel standards”

Room was very clean, but basic small suite with sitting area and "small" kitchenette. Yes I would come back. Didn't stick around for breakfast because of early flight. One of the closer hotels to airport. :-)

“Great value”

This was my second stay there. In short: Stay at Rimonim Ramat Gan if you want to save money and you are only using the hotel as a base for business, touring or visiting family and friends. Pros: Price is less than a third of what major hotels charge in Tel Aviv. Reasonable parking on site. Great free breakfast. Good customer service. Clean. The pool on the roof is nice and the view from there is impressive. Location: You are 3-4 miles outside of Tel Aviv, so you don't have to fight as much traffic if you use it as a base to tour / visit the rest of the country, and you are 10-20 minutes from anywhere in Tel Aviv as well (avoid rush hour, though). Cons: It is the "anti-resort". You are close to the center of one of the larger cities in Israel, and you are surrounded by stores and (mostly older and ugly) apartment buildings. If you expect a green or beach front location - this is not for you. Also - something I hope the hotel corrects by the next time I stay there - the free wireless internet access was extremely slow.

“Satisfactory Hotel in a Good Location”

A comfortable hotel in the middle of Ramat Gan, in close proximity to the shops. The receptionists were friendly and helpful. Double room was spacious, included a small kitchenette with a fridge, kettle, sink, cups, plates, and eating utensils. Bathroom was a good size too, with shower over bath. Television had a number of Israeli, English, and Russian channels. Continental breakfast had a satisfactory selection of food choices, cereals, cheeses, fruits and yogurts, croissants and breads, coffee, eggs and pancakes, but no meat as the restaurant observes kosher traditions. Some minuses are the lack of soundproof walls, we could hear the neighbors' conversations clearly, and likewise they asked us to keep our television down. Our room was a level below the gym and we could hear the weights banging all day long. The lobby is very small and can get packed very quickly. Also, the bed pillows were very small and uncomfortable, the hotel should have provided additional pillows in the cupboard.

“Business hotel”

Note first that this hotel is located in the older Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat Gan. Expedia locates this within 10 miles of the airport, but 30 miles is closer to the mark. It is in an old neighborhood, which judging from the signs, is becoming heavily Russian. The hotel has been well-kept (or reconditioned). The staff was friendly and, for the most part, helpful. Although there seemed to be many Israelis staying there, the hotel is far from both beaches and tourist sites. If, however, you have business in the area, it is an excellent place to stay. There is parking on the premises, but it is separately owned, so I paid a 20 NIS (~$5.00) for overnight parking.