Restaurant in the De George Hotel, offering a Japanese lunch menu with dishes like tuna tataki.
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Last updated: 9/13/2025, 4:52:32 PM
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Based on the provided search results, a specific restaurant named 'Loft' could not be identified. The term 'Loft' in Tel Aviv appears to refer to various types of establishments, including a section of the Market House Boutique Hotel in Jaffa, general vacation rentals, architectural projects, and an event space called 'Grand Loft' located at 57 Rothschild Boulevard. The 'Grand Loft' offers catering services but is primarily a meeting and event venue, not a standalone restaurant.
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The search results indicate that 'Loft' is a common term used in Tel Aviv for various types of accommodations (boutique hotel sections, vacation rentals) and event spaces, rather than a specific restaurant.
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The host Orli was excellent. Very helpful and very communicative. Without her care I am not sure I would have stayed. The room itself is clean all is working albeit very simple in style. The entrance to the building is very poor. It looks like no one is leaving in the property and the entrance on the ground floor is parking lot for scooters. When I first arrived I thought I am in the wrong address. All the credit goes to Orli and her care for making sure I was happy during my stay
The main reason I booked this place is because of the manager Orly. She knows perfect English. We really needed her advice on a couple of issues. The first one was where to exchange dollars for Shekels. The next issue was extremely important. I got really burned in a shower in Jerusalem. I went back to Orly right away because I didn’t know what to do. I don’t know anyone In Jerusalem. Because of her I don’t have permanent scars. I started getting better right away after she treated me. It was not like a suntan burn. It was far worse. I’m back in America now and 90% healed going onto 100%. You have to treat it right away or it becomes a permanent scar. If you have not been in Israel before I highly recommend this place because of Orly. We were 3 people. My son slept on a couch. It was so comfortable. He fell asleep instantly.
This is the "Hidden Gem" you hear about but have never experienced.
On a scale of 1 to 5 this space is a 10.
This is a beautiful apartment with all the comfort of home.
This gem is located in the heart of TelAviv.
The location is local to shopping centers, hi tech industry, entertainment, and some of the best restaurants in town.
The train station is only a few blocks away, busses and taxis available everywhere.
Orly, the spectacular host has brilliantly decorated and furnished the apartments large rooms with comfortable beds, a sofa and lots of closet space!
Big screen TV, full kitchen and a work area round off this amazing space in the heart of TelAviv.
Orly responded instantly to any questions I had and took the time from her busy schedule to be there personally when I arrived to welcome me and familiarize me with everything I needed to know.
I'm sure I will not want to stay anywhere else on my upcoming visits, and I'm sure you will feel the same way.
I have no connection to the apartment owner and was not paid or otherwise compensated for this review.
Orly is amazing!! She was very helpful and kind while I was visiting Israel. Her response time is very quick. The loft was very clean, smelled good, and had a nice open airy feel. I'll definitely be staying here again should my travels bring me back to Israel. Thanks Orly for your hospitality!!
Extremely dirty and unsanitary place. The sheets, couches, and towels are all old, worn out, and covered in stains. The host makes no effort to dust. I had allergies every night and couldn’t sleep. To make matters worse, the windows aren’t insulated so you can hear all the noise from the street.
The bathroom smells like a public toilet in a bus station. We found an open tampon underneath the towels the host provided. You literally feel dirty just being there.
When you bring any of the hygiene issues up to the host, she gets hostile and combative and starts making up the most ridiculous excuses. She even tried to convince us that people in Israel are just dirty at one point and we should accept it as a cultural norm. It was shockingly offensive.
I have traveled all over the world and can honestly say that this was the absolutely worst stay of my life.
