4. Hotel Montefiore

Hotel Montefiore

4 Stars
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Hotel Montefiore prides itself on uncompromisingly professional service and its welcoming staff makes guests feel like family.
This Twenties mansion in the White City section of Tel Aviv has to be seen to be believed. Montefiore is a modern twelve-room boutique hotel, combining the intimacy of a small guest house with the service philosophy of a high-end luxury hotel.
A large part of the appeal is the Montefiore’s restaurant, a Vietnamese-influenced brasserie.The Montefiore’s service is genuinely friendly, with a can-do spirit, along with the effortlessly chic visual style, that keeps lovely people coming back.

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