Hotele niedaleko playground, Netanya

It begins with the parking area which is underneath the hotel. There were no signs that we could see where the entrance to the hotel or the elevators to the hotel were located.. We spent about 10 minutes wondering the parking Garage with three other families looking for some sort of sign where to enter. At the front desk they claimed that my room was DELUXE”. What a joke. I paid almost 300 dollars for a tiny room and bathroom with a view to a decrepit parking area and a dilapidated building. When we got there the cleaning crew were still working and the noise they made was as if there was a football game going on...screaming and yelling.. The coffee machine didn't work. There were no glasses in the bathroom or spoons for making coffee... What angers me the most was the high cost they are asking for a room such as this.. Chutzpah!!

Out time at Azimut Medi Terra in Natanya was beyond our expectations. We arrived at 3pm check in time and we were given our room immediateky. We had mentioned it was our wedding anniversary when we made the booking, when we opened the door to the room.We were greeted with a bowel of fresh fruit and a bottle of red wine and 2 glasses. The room was spotless and freshly made up.We had a side sea facing room exactly as they had described it would be when I made the booking with Alexandra. We went out to dinner at a beach front Steak house called ”El Goucha” and the food was excellent and the view was breath taking. When we came home we didn't need to look for parking as we had under ground parking which lead straight to the elevator into hotel. The lobby was busy with people having dinner and drinks. .A lovely cosy atmosphere .The receptionist gave us a map so we could plan our next few days. We walked along the beach front and the well lit paths bordered with the most magnificent flowers and benches. The area was clean and well lit. The house keeping service was prompt and they delivered extra large fluffy white towels to the room. The bathroom was spotless and well lit and the shower was a good wet forceful shower. We had all the toiletries we needed. And the bed was really comfortable. Breakfast was tasty however I would have preferred freshly made omelettes and fried eggs made on the spot. Easily done at a work station .That was a bit disappointing. We could see a little of the sea from the dining room between the trees. Because we were away for the whole of Chol Hamoed Pesach we didn't get to eat the fresh bread and pastries usually served at breakfast. We missed that. We missed having a gym and swimming pool. But that was never promised. So we knew we were in for a good ,quiet, clean ,comfortable break. The pictures on the web site are exactly what you can expect .We will be returning and Alexandra and Artiom were amazing always replying to every one of my questions before our arrival and during our stay. What a wonderful little beautifully run boutique hotel.

We stayed at the hotel in April when it is not a high season. The Ramada Netanyah hotel itself is very nice with the great location and view. It’s just opposite the beach. Panorama on the 5th floor and higher is gorgeous! Among the positive things I would also add the personnel’s willingness to help. However, the amount of negative things is prevailing. 1) We were told that the room is ready and we can check-in but it was rather unclean. Renovation is needed. 2) Insects in the kitchen (cockroaches) 3) Dirty pool - it seems that they don’t know how to clean the bottom 4) Dirty windows in the room 5) Small parking area 6) Open pool area is so weirdly constructed - the hotel itself shields the pool from sun therefore it’s rather cold to stay there after 14:00. It makes you so angry. 7) Pool water is very cold (very common to the majority of hotels in Israel) 8) Mass with room booking. I witnessed the situation when a couple (late night check in) was sent to the room where another couple was sleeping. You can imagine the situation when you sleep in a room in another country that is being entered by other people. And after that the security comes up asking why you are sleeping there because the room should be empty according to their system. I would sincerely ask the hotel management to make changes into their system, and make the standards higher and client-oriented.

Firstly just want to say this is unsolicited feedback :) We stayed for one night at the Ritz Carlton through a generous donation of a night of board from an anonymous donor for oncology patients. The hotel provided breakfast free of charge from their side. Having lived in Israel for many years and stayed at plenty of hotels over the years, and having stayed at many 5* establishments in Europe and the US, I have to say the service provided at the Ritz Carlton Herzlia is world class. The staff were attentive to every need, polite and friendly. The facilities are also top notch and the breakfast was simply scrumptious. Service in the restaurant was also fantastic. The hotel is located within the Herzlia Marina area where are also a range of restaurants and a shopping mall. Parking was provided free of charge as part of the accommodation. If you're looking to be spoilt and experience real 5* treatment in Israel, you should seriously consider the Ritz Carlton in Herzlia. Checkout was at 12pm which is later than most hotels in Israel (usually between 10 and 11am). We had a really relaxing time.

Breakfast is very average ... I care more about breakfast, so it feels lowered overall! The room is very convenient to see the sea, very close to a famous market, there is a restaurant near the intersection is delicious! The hotel's general hygiene, it is recommended to bring your own boiler, sleeping bag, toiletries, towels, bring all! If I have a choice, I still recommend staying in a luxury boutique hotel in the ancient city

In my last trip to Israel, I have experienced the restaurant. This time I decided to stay there. Rooms are terrific. Good space, nice balcony, stunning view. Breakfast is awsome. Hote offers swimmimg pool, good variety of restaurants, free parking among many other things. If you decide to stay, I would recommend to have/rent a car as you may need it in order to go to restaurants & other visits. Location is quiet.

Downstairs is the road, the sound insulation is not very good