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Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel

$183
/ night

Avg. for October

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$183
/ night

Avg. for October

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel average $183 in October, the cheapest month, and $243 in August, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$188
February$192
March$212
April$219
May$214
June$227
July$217
August$243
September$229
October$183
November$193
December$187

Most expensive: August (~$243)

Cheapest: October (~$183)

About this property

Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
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  • Restaurant

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Tour Desk

  • Dry Cleaning

  • Housekeeping

  • Currency Exchange

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Location

1, Zamenhoff Street, Tel Aviv City Center, Tel Aviv, Israel

Dizengoff Square (0.1 miles)

Bauhaus Center Tel Aviv (0.1 miles)

Dizengoff Centre (0.2 miles)

Ben Yehuda Street (0.4 miles)

Rabin Square (0.4 miles)

Bialik House (0.5 miles)

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Room options

6

Room, Balcony

Room details

2 Twin Beds
or
1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

183 ft²

Balcony
Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

5

Basic Double Or Twin Room

Room details

1 Queen Bed
or
2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 3

194 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

8

Classic Room

Room details

1 Full Bed
or
2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

183 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Guest reviews of Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel, reviewers consistently praise the central Dizengoff Square location, friendly staff, generous daily happy hour on the rooftop with city views, and a distinctive cinema-themed design that adds character to the stay.

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Facilities

Great

Cleanliness

Clean

Rooms

Small

Service

Friendly

Location

Central

Dining

Tasty

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10

Alysara

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Excellent location, comfy beds, and helpful staff.
Excellent location, comfy beds, and helpful staff.
10

Anna

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Feb 21, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

It was perfect. We enjoyed a lot the room, the rooftop, the breakfast, the location. The staff was very pleasant and professional. We will come again
It was perfect. We enjoyed a lot the room, the rooftop, the breakfast, the location. The staff was very pleasant and professional. We will come again
2

Maurice

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Jan 28, 2026

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Stayed 4 nights

By far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Neither Expedia nor the hotel disclosed at booking, or prior to arrival, that the hotel was undergoing extensive renovation. This constitutes a booking taken in bad faith, as the hotel clearly knew and Expedia should reasonably have known the property was not operating normally. The impact included: • Central heating failure for the entire stay (January). A portable heater was inadequate. Extra bedding was repeatedly requested but never supplied. • Intermittent loss of hot water. • A bathroom and shower that failed to drain, causing water to overflow. • Renovation noise continuing late into the night. • Floor varnishing causing strong acetone fumes and severe headaches. • Breakfast and reception relocated to another hotel without notice. • Rooms poorly cleaned and inadequately maintained. • No heating in communal areas. The hotel was aware that one guest was disabled and still failed to disclose these conditions. The lack of heating and need to walk to another hotel for services had a direct adverse impact on my mother. This trip was intended as a family celebration but was undermined by the hotel conditions. Expedia were informed during the stay but were unable to resolve the issues, despite a request to move us to alternative accommodation within the same hotel chain. Taken together, these issues raise serious concerns about both the hotel’s and Expedia’s approach to health, safety, accessibility, and duty of care.
By far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Neither Expedia nor the hotel disclosed at booking, or prior to arrival, that the hotel was undergoing extensive renovation. This constitutes a booking taken in bad faith, as the hotel clearly knew and Expedia should reasonably have known the property was not operating normally. The impact included: • Central heating failure for the entire stay (January). A portable heater was inadequate. Extra bedding was repeatedly requested but never supplied. • Intermittent loss of hot water. • A bathroom and shower that failed to drain, causing water to overflow. • Renovation noise continuing late into the night. • Floor varnishing causing strong acetone fumes and severe headaches. • Breakfast and reception relocated to another hotel without notice. • Rooms poorly cleaned and inadequately maintained. • No heating in communal areas. The hotel was aware that one guest was disabled and still failed to disclose these conditions. The lack of heating and need to walk to another hotel for services had a direct adverse impact on my mother. This trip was intended as a family celebration but was undermined by the hotel conditions. Expedia were informed during the stay but were unable to resolve the issues, despite a request to move us to alternative accommodation within the same hotel chain. Taken together, these issues raise serious concerns about both the hotel’s and Expedia’s approach to health, safety, accessibility, and duty of care.
2

Maurice

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Jan 28, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

By way the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Neither Expedia nor the hotel told us that the hotel was going through extensive renovation at the time of booking or at anytime before arrival. The impact of this: - central heating failed for the whole stay (January stay). A portable was provide that was inadequate for room size. Extra sheets requested but never provided despite staff assurances and requests on multiple occasions. - no hot water for periods of our stay - renovations were noisy and on going into the night - varnishing of floor resulted in strong asertone smell in rooms and severe headaches - breakfast and reception moved to another hotel without notice - rooms were not clean - rooms not maintained well - no heating in communal areas I should also say that the hotel was aware that one guest was disabled and still chose not to disclose the above. The lack of heating and have to walk to the other hotels for breakfast and reception services adversely impacted my mother. This was supposed to be a trip was supposed to be a family celebration but it ended up being tarnished by the conditions of the hotel. It should be noted that Expedia were informed and were unable to resolve these issues during our stay, despite a request to move us to another, more suitable accommodation in the same hotel chain of this hotel. The above represents serious concerns in relation to both the hotel and Expedia’s attitude to health and safety and disability of their customers.
By way the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Neither Expedia nor the hotel told us that the hotel was going through extensive renovation at the time of booking or at anytime before arrival. The impact of this: - central heating failed for the whole stay (January stay). A portable was provide that was inadequate for room size. Extra sheets requested but never provided despite staff assurances and requests on multiple occasions. - no hot water for periods of our stay - renovations were noisy and on going into the night - varnishing of floor resulted in strong asertone smell in rooms and severe headaches - breakfast and reception moved to another hotel without notice - rooms were not clean - rooms not maintained well - no heating in communal areas I should also say that the hotel was aware that one guest was disabled and still chose not to disclose the above. The lack of heating and have to walk to the other hotels for breakfast and reception services adversely impacted my mother. This was supposed to be a trip was supposed to be a family celebration but it ended up being tarnished by the conditions of the hotel. It should be noted that Expedia were informed and were unable to resolve these issues during our stay, despite a request to move us to another, more suitable accommodation in the same hotel chain of this hotel. The above represents serious concerns in relation to both the hotel and Expedia’s attitude to health and safety and disability of their customers.
2

Avril

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Jan 27, 2026

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Stayed 7 nights

We were not told in advance of renovation works being carried out at the hotel (which we were not informed about at booking or at any point until we arrived at the hotel). This impacted us as following: - no central heating in rooms; there was only a small heater so couldn’t sleep due to cold - no hot water for part of our stay - we had to have breakfast in another hotel a walk away. I am disabled and this caused me a lot of pain. No alternatives were offered. - maintenance work washing carried out so reception as moved to another hotel - varnishing of floors was being carried out. The smell was strong (like acetone) into our rooms causing us headaches. We asked to be moved hotels. Expedia and hotel ignored concerns during are stay and still no compensation after. This hotel is truly awful as is Expedia’s lack of action with these not just comfort but also health and safety and disability concerns.
We were not told in advance of renovation works being carried out at the hotel (which we were not informed about at booking or at any point until we arrived at the hotel). This impacted us as following: - no central heating in rooms; there was only a small heater so couldn’t sleep due to cold - no hot water for part of our stay - we had to have breakfast in another hotel a walk away. I am disabled and this caused me a lot of pain. No alternatives were offered. - maintenance work washing carried out so reception as moved to another hotel - varnishing of floors was being carried out. The smell was strong (like acetone) into our rooms causing us headaches. We asked to be moved hotels. Expedia and hotel ignored concerns during are stay and still no compensation after. This hotel is truly awful as is Expedia’s lack of action with these not just comfort but also health and safety and disability concerns.

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What do room rates usually run at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv typically land around $180 a night for two guests, ranging from $157 to $240.

When is the cheapest month to stay at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv?

December is the cheapest month to stay at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv, averaging $187 a night; August is the priciest at $281. December’s lower rates come despite April being the quietest month for crowds.

When is the best time to visit Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv for fewer crowds?

Demand at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv peaks in August and drops sharply after July, with April the quietest month to visit. Travel in early autumn or April for the lightest crowds and easier availability.

What’s the area around Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv like?

Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv sits in the Tel Aviv District within easy walking distance of Dizengoff Square, Rothschild Boulevard and Frishman Beach, making it a good base for shopping, sightseeing and food. The hotel commonly attracts couples and families and also suits business travellers.

How do rates at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv compare with nearby hotels?

Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv is cheaper than 11 of 17 comparable hotels nearby, with a typical median of $208 a night versus about $217 for peers in the area.

How does the nightly price at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Cinema Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel in Tel Aviv is $199 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 25% below its $268 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $195 and $351.

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