65 Hotel, Rothschild Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel

Boutique

Rooms were clean and nice. Staff was always polite. Great perks like free breakfast, happy hour snacks, and mini bar. And the breakfast was excellent! Best french toast I've had. Location (on Rotschild) is very convenient.

Small but comfortable rooms. Dairy (non-supervised) food available. Nice Israeli style breakfast. Happy hour with free wine, beer and snacks every evening (ber Saturday). Well-located on Rothchild. No pool but small roof terrace. Would suit a weekend getaway.

Great hotel. Very cozy, friendly and helpful staff, and clean. Brekky is superb with a lot variety but no meat, probably a kosher thing. A very nice feature is the complimentary happy hour with wine and snacks! Recommend!

The location is perfect, right in the middle of the white city. Staff are super friendly. Rooms are modern and spacious with great views. Free non-alcoholic mini bar in room and also free happy hour with snacks in the lobby. Great breakfast.

Great location. Modern rooms and very good atmosphere. The reception has a casual restaurant integrated and gives very good feeling. There is a great rooftop terrace. Unfortunately these days are of works and you can not enjoy. Fully recommended Hotel, well above average.

Don't miss out the porch on a sunny day. Food is delicious and prime location makes it perfect.

Hotel out of the ordinary, modern and comfortable. Located in the vital center of the city.

Very good location and happy Hour every day.

Everything was perfect, the only surprise was the lack of meat in the menu and dinners.

Beautiful boutique hotel, rooms are clean and well appointed, made to order breakfast is perfection. Definitely one to frequent.

Great food, fish & pasta, average price for midtown Tel Aviv.

Wonderful hospitality. Free coffee. Drinks. Happy hour. Highly recommended.

Breakfast was abundant and good — some of it looked better than it tasted but there was plenty of variety — although the only non vegetable thing was some smoked salmon which was surprising (for the price). The breads were good but again not great — still good. Chocolate babka was very good and rich, a thin slice was enough. The beautiful vegetable salads like beet with walnuts and cheese were really delicious — there were two vegetable capriccios which looked better than they tasted — a bit bland but gorgeous. The beet and apple juice and carrot juice were wonderful and refreshing. I wish there was a better selection of cheese = there were maybe 3 cheeses and nothing fabulous just ordinary Brie, a goats cheese and something else I forget what. Overall I am glad we tried it but wouldn’t come back again. Actually a 3.5 given the price OH the halva with cocoa nibs was 5* delicious.

Clean, quiet rooms, excellent service, great location, and wonderful breakfast.

Very stylish hotel. Very nice breakfast. Delicious happy hour.

Great rooms, amzing service. Food was incredible, best food I've ever had in a hotel. We'll definitely come back!

I stayed her for 6 days and it exceeded my expectations. Best (complementary) breakfast, super friendly staff, great rooms, beautifully lobby/terrace, free minibar, free drink and food at happy hour etc. Etc. This hotel definitely has value for money. I will book it again next time I visit Tel Aviv!

Great breakfasts! The buffet was very rich and you also get a nice personal dish and hot drink to your table! Very recommend!

Big fan of the Atlas Boutique Hotels, and the 65 is one of our favorites for its interior design, hospitable service, breakfast, great location, on-site parking, and rooftop views. Stayed here within the first few months of opening and again a few weeks ago. The only change was the happy hour, which was far less complimentary than it was in the past and in comparison to the Market House in Yafo or the Bezalel in Jerusalem — one glass of wine, some nuts, eclairs, and no options for people with food/gluten allergies. Stayed in the double room the first time and the smaller room the second. I would opt for the double because of the space and desk, but the small room is a great budget option for a chic solo traveler.

Beautiful boutique hotel. Super friendly staff. Delicious breakfast and good cappuccino and espresso. Their happy hour is a real treat. Love to stay here again!

The room is modern and nicely decorated. The location is great and the staff very friendly. The breakfast is very, very good, although the service could be improved (I had to ask for my coffee multiple times). The Wi-Fi has worked flawlessly. The temperature of the water in the shower oscillates somewhat but it's not too terrible. However, the room is tiny and the furniture and layout very impractical, making very bad use of the little space there is. There is almost no closet space because that space is taken by the minibar/refrigerator (which has a coffee machine and plates, mugs and such on top) and the safe, leaving as the only space three hangers and the very top shelf (photo attached). The complimentary coffee is great, but having a normal closet (rather than having to leave my clothes in a stack in the bathroom) would be even greater. As the only table, it has a tiny bedside table without any drawers or such. To add insult to injury, it doesn't have any chair or desk but just a curved stool which, due to being curved, makes it very hard to put things on it. Photo of both also attached. No place to sit or work on my laptop, just the bed. The end result of this is that I have no option but leave all my stuff scattered on the floor. I don't think I'm an order freak or particularly OCD (I'm rather disorganized) but this seemed a bit extreme. I fully agree with other comments to this effect. It's possible that not every room is so small.