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Customers staying there,many of whom were volunteers with Sar El and other groups. So, pianist Ms Cohen-Eilat added so much.
Some (but not all) staff at the reception were very nice and helpful. The location was great,the breakfast was very good.
We had a triple room. The room was quite tiny, and the third bed (sofa) was quite small and not comfortable for an adult.
Staff are very helpful. Rooms are clean, well appointed and the bed is comfortable
The Maxim is older, you could even say a bit outdated, but that only adds to the charm. Rooms are clean, beds are very good, location is excellent, and staff is friendly and helpful. But what I loved the best, is the Happy Hour with soup, bread and free wine. You get to meet other guests, connect with them, and it's generally just very fitting for this non-standard hotel.
Everything the hotel does not have, is right around the corner. Night stores, food services, the beach... So, nothing I didn't like.
Breakfast was wonderful . Fresh eggs cooked to order , full buffet , with everything you need. The service from all the staff is exceptional . Saeed the hotel manager looks after every guest individually and ensures that all guests are looked after . This is an exceptional hotel in a fantastic location and we would thoroughly recommend it. The rooms are very comfortable with mini fridge and tea/ c...
The location and personal service was great
The twin beds are uncomfortable as they are too narrow.
Very polite staff members. Excellent location.
The breakfast was of limited options and did not cater for all dietary needs and preferences. Small sized rooms.
The staff super nice & helpful. Excellent service, family oriented settings. Excellent breakfast
This is the hotel for Sar-El volunteers. The hotel staff overextends itself to make the volunteers feel welcome and to begin their volunteer experiences. They offer a nice happy hour in the lounge area where the recent arrivals meet and greet one another. They also arrange shuttle bus service to Ben Gurion where the volunteers are transported to their base assignments.
