Pixel - an autonomous hotel in Tel Aviv by Login. The Pixel Hotel redefines the center and is located on Dizengoff Square. Walking distance from the culinary, cultural and shopping centers of TLV. In addition to the exciting urban design and spa at the hotel you will get the ultimate TLV experience. The autonomous Pixel Hotel is located in the entertainment district of Tel Aviv and is located in the bustling part of the city, in the heart of Tel Aviv near Dizengoff Square. Only a 15-minute drive from Jerusalem Beach and the famous Carmel Market, the property is surrounded by interesting local attractions such as the Dizengoff Center, the Yitzhak Rabin Monument and several other amazing beaches. The hotel offers an office with 2 workstations - perfect for computer work time. In addition, a meeting room for up to 4 people. The office and conference room are inside offices on the 2nd floor of the hotel.
סטרטאפ בתחום מלונאות דיגיטלית המספקת חלל עבודה וחדר ישיבות להשכרה יומיומית
INLOVE! My wife and I were looking for a place to spend a long weekend in Tel Aviv. After some research, we came across Pixel, and the experience was unique! The price is surprisingly low considering it is located in the very center of the city, strategically between the beach and the main attractions, 10 minutes walk tops. The concept of being autonomous felt like the best combination between Airbnb and a hotel, feeling independent with 24/7 service, and the design is absolutely stunning. It has officially become our go-to hotel in Tel Aviv!
Recently open. Lofty/industrial design (raw concrete, back mat finishes, metal meshes, etc). Practical and clean. All one needs for a city visit. Free candy and wine @ reception. Free coded luggage storage at the entry for early arrival and late departures. Recommended.
The online checkin was extremly simple and should be adopted at all the hotels!!! The rooms was very clean and modern designed, very beautiful. we spent some time on the roof which is very nice during the evening. but the best is the location, its close to all the bars, to Dizzingoff square, to King Gorge, and even the Karmel Market is walkable.
Gorgeous new modern hotel. Great concept with an almost flawless execution. They had luggage storage an option on paying cleaning services.
The best
I highly recommend this hotel to tourists touring Israel! First of all, the staff is very accommodating and friendly. They make sure I get the best room during my stay, especially the manager Assaf. He always made sure I was comfortable. The hotel is new, and is very clean. Its proximity to the bus stations, restaurants and convenience stores is definitely a plus!
Doesn't even deserve 1 star. No hot water for 3 days (on a 3-day stay...) A lot of my time in Tel Aviv lost to communicate with the host (instead of enjoying my stay). Finally the problem was very easy to resolve. Could have been resolved very easily, they refused any solution that would have been acceptable (being transferred to one of their empty rooms). Their solution, proposed 3 times (no checking in the room at any moment) was to let clean water run for 30 minutes (I kid you not, I have screenshots of this "solution") and wait for it to become hot (it didn't). This ecologic solution was proposed 3 times. Very poor customer care, it ruined my weekend (no refund off course from their end, which is unacceptable)
Good hotel, but the area is very noisy and there is some works next to the hotel which makes it impossible to stay in bed a little longer. The check-in is a bit complex as the QR code does not work, so I had to call the number to go through the whole check-in process, but that's the concept.
BAD BAD BAD - three words to describe my experience with this shoddy, impersonal, accommodation outfit that charges professional fees for lousy service. Paying €270 for one night in December 2022 for a hotel with no working lift, no running hot water, no working heating in the room and no one to bring up these problems with except someone from a call centre somewhere who promises to call back but doesn’t- well , that sums it all up! Here are another 3 words to consider - AVOID AVOID AVOID
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The opening of the new space is expected at the beginning of next year.
