Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv - Diamond District, an IHG Hotel, Tel Aviv

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Standard Room

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Air-conditioned room with an iPod Docking Station, and seating area. Includes free Wi-Fi. The private bathroom has soft bathrobes, -417 toiletries, and a hairdryer.

Standard Queen Room

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Guests will have a special experience as this double room provides a rooftop pool. Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The air-conditioned double room offers a flat-screen TV with cable channels, soundproof walls, a tea and coffee maker, a seating area as well as city views. The unit offers 1 bed.

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This double room has a minibar and soundproofing.

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About This Property

Set in Tel Avivs Diamond Exchange District and offering a panoramic rooftop pool and bar, the Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv - Diamond District is an upscale boutique hotel brand by InterContinental Hotels Gr (Read More)oup. Its guests can enjoy a spa, a restaurant, and air-conditioned rooms. Wi-Fi is free throughout.Rooms at Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv - Diamond District include a seating area and a minibar. The private bathroom has free toiletries, soft bathrobes and a professional hairdryer.Relax with an aperitif on the sundeck overlooking the city skyline. The Sparadise wellness center is available 24/7, while the Jubilee Diamond Room for small meetings and events can be reserved up front.Israel Trade Fairs & Convention Centre is a 5-minute drive away. Old Jaffa is 10 km away, as is the Mediterranean Coast. The nearby attractions include the Azrieli Shopping Center and the Diamond Exchange Center. The Tel Aviv Beach and the renowned Rothschild boulevard can be reached with an 8-minute drive.Ben Gurion Airport is located 11 km away. Free daily shuttle service to Sarona Market, Tel Aviv Port and the beaches are available.During each check-in process a credit card will be taken for security deposit of 300 ILS per night per room.

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Guest Ratings For This Property

7.7

Based on 859 Reviews

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Comfort

8.29

Cleanliness

8.3

Value For Money

7.5

Facilities

7.83

Guest Reviews

Boris

review category business travellers

8.0

Very good

Fantastic hotel, suburb location.

Fantastic hotel, suburb customer service. Located close to public transport and in a very good neighbourhood. I highly recommend this hotel for solo or business traveller. .

Published on 01 Jan 2024

Ran

review category business travellers

10.0

Exceptional

All was great

Published on 08 Dec 2023

Marato10

young couple

10.0

Exceptional

The staff was very polite and kind. The hotel is very beautiful and the room is comfortable and spacious. The man at reception was especially nice. There is nothing I didn't like.

Published on 14 Nov 2023

Meycel

review category business travellers

4.0

Disappointing

Not worth

Cleanliness of the place

Some staffs are not accomodating

Published on 05 Oct 2023

Aviva

solo traveller

7.0

Good

Friendly staff, convenient location, accessible to wheelchairs, quiet rooms, not cheap.

Sheldon: Extremely professional, experienced, knowledgeable. However, he is somewhat defensive whenever asked to do anything he's not expecting. I am the same way. I'm not the manager of a big hotel in downtown Ramat Gan. He did everything I asked and was friendly and helpful, after I talked to him face to face for awhile. The first contact was not welcoming. Daniel: lovely young man, working at the hotel, we had a chat before dawn the second day I was there. The restaurant (not a dining room as Sheldon told me in the first conversation when I checked in) is excellent. I did not order (omlettes) from the menu, the breakfast buffet was the best I've had in any hotel, particularly the pastries, they offered herring, veggie salads, juice & mediterranean foods along with fresh bread. The coffee is included, you have to wait for it. I encourage the restaurant to put a self service coffee machine at the breakfast bar for guests that have early morning business in town and need a shot of espresso before they interact with other people. I asked five times on the second day because I came at 7:30ish am, the first day I was first in at 6:30 am. The breakfast buffet is an optional extra charge, but is worth it, and is open long hours relative to other hotels that offer breakfast. Until 10 when was there. Other guests: were interesting. There was a guy, Chris, who was there when I arrived in a taxi with a lot of luggage the driver could not lift, Chris was right there helping. He turned up again at least 2 more times in 2 days, a high tech guy from NJ. I also observed the following languages in those 2 days: Hebrew, Arabic, English, French, Portugese, Mandarin. Many with laptops and smartphones, it's a hi-tech area. I came for a conference on disability law, so I discovered the hi-tech by accident. It's also next to the Diamond "bursa" so there are a lot of jewelry stores. Israel is one of the top diamond centers of the world.

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It's not enough to tell booking.com that you are bringing a wheelchair. You have to specify "I want an accessible room." The room was dark & small. The huge heavy uncomfortable deck chairs in the room do not fit behind the desk. The bed is too big for the room. It's was not a queen, but 2 twin beds pushed together with an uncomfortable seam in the center. The bathroom has insufficient lighting. The roof deck has insufficient lighting, it's dangerous and the deck was wet, I slipped and fell, but fortunately just skinned my knee, did not file any formal complaint. The pool was inaccessible to me because of noise the first night and kids the next day but that's my weakness, I don't tolerate noise. I did not see a posted pool schedule or time that I could swim laps quietly and the pool itself is very small and mostly for show and cooling off. The conference I attended (at Meitar Law a few blocks from the hotel) had breakfast (again) laid out when I arrived and they left their self service espresso machines out the whole day. They are small relatively inexpensive machines, you can get one or two for the buffet, it would help and might save you time/money during busy times. There is a kumkum/water boiler in the room. It makes about 1 cup each time. There was no table next to the outlet. Keeping a water boiler on the floor (short cord) in a dimly lit room is dangerous, so I used it maybe 2x, then the housekeeping took the cups away and did not put new cups after the first day. So if you're going to take the trouble to give guests coffee and tea bags (I left them there) please give them clean cups and furniture to place the boiler on safely! The switches by the door in 301 don't work. The switches by the desk also do not work. Housekeeping did not replace towels. Windows only open a few centimeters. No parking lot that I saw.

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Published on 11 Sep 2023