Safra - Hotel rooms

I really enjoyed my stay at Saffra. If you book, I’d highly recommend a room with a balcony. Stepping outside first thing in the morning to enjoy the view over Jaffa was one of my favourite parts of the stay. There’s also a lovely shared terrace where you can ease into the day or unwind after exploring. The bed was really comfy, the room was well lit, and the air conditioning kept it cool without making a sound. The shower deserves a mention too. It had two different shower heads and fantastic water pressure. I also had a lovely chat with the maintenance guy, who told me they’re planning to add firmer pillows and full blackout curtains. I think both would make for an even better night’s sleep. One tip for light sleepers like me would be to bring earplugs if you’re comfortable wearing them. Jaffa is lively, and you can hear car horns, people passing by and, most noticeably in the early morning, the call to prayer from the local mosque. You’ll hear it throughout the neighbourhood, so it’s worth knowing about when choosing where to stay. I’d happily stay at Saffra again for the beauty and history of Jaffa alone. Having the beach close by and central Tel Aviv about 15 minutes away by scooter made it a great base for exploring. Give yourself a decent budget, as Tel Aviv is expensive, but in my experience it was worth every penny.

The property was great value for money and in a great location, the bed was comfortable and the host was very attentive and helpful. I would highly recommend

Amazing

Everything was great

Lokalizacja jest super

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