David Tower Hotel Netanya by Prima Hotels - 16 Plus

This is the 3rd time that we have stayed at the David Tower. We had a lovely time, like in previous stays. The hotel is so well located, close to everywhere, clean and during these difficult times, has not dropped its standard. A bar to hold onto in the shower would be very useful.

This is a lovely boutique-style hotel set within easy walking distance of pretty much all of Netanya's attractions. It has a couple of flaws: on windy days the building's design means that the wind channels straights down the aircon vents, making a noise like a train (until the wind direction changes or the wind drops). The spa and pool are small and only open until 4pm. And breakfast is fine without being great. But the rooms are lovely, the beds comfortable, and the place is spotlessly clean. The staff try their best to help - though their English is hit and miss - and once they get to know you are generally friendly and welcoming. A good choice for a short-ish stay or a business trip.

Highly recommend. The furnishings of the hotel were beautifully done. The room was clean. Staff was friendly. They offered a lovely breakfast in the morning. Within walking distance of the main plaza, restaurants and, of course, the beach!

Nothing perfect we will not came back We came to hotels in amazement because it looked beautiful and this was our first time in Netanya, but I was astonished by the reception, which did not pay any attention to the customers. We also went to the spa. There were no empty places for massage. It was bad luck. We went to the reception to ask for a late check-out with... He paid, but the response was tactless and there was no interest. The amount is not cheap. There is no respect for customers. In this hotel, there are no restaurants open, only room service and no choices..a very bad choice, unfortunately

Just right for a relaxing stay. Great spa. Unfortunately no jacuzzi.

Beautiful, five star quality Hotel overlooking to see one block from the center of town. I wound is extremely comfortable with a large balcony with a beautiful view. Breakfast was over the top. This will be our go to hotel. When we come back to Netanya

The hotel was clean and quiet, probably due to thick walls as well as the rule that only children 16 and over were permitted to stay. The water pressure was excellent. The bed and bedding were very comfortable. The room had a mini fridge, hot water pot for tea with a nice selection of teas,and nespresso machine. Breakfast was varied, many types of salads, spreads. breads, cheeses and smoked salmon and other similar fish. There were chocolate and cheesecakes and other delightful pastries.There were warming dishes holding scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes and noodles. There were apples and pears but no cut up fruit. There was also a variety of yogurts. There was a coffee/tea station, and a barista who prepared cappuccino, both decaf and regular. The parking lot inside the hotel was small but we always found spots. The negative there was that you had to walk with the luggage up a short flight of stairs to gain entrance to the internal elevator. Even the front entrance of the hotel had a few steps. The hotel had a bar and restaurant but we didnt use it. We also did not use the gym, pool or spa. There are many restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. The hotel is across the street from a walking ramp leading to the beach down below. A few streets away there was a staircase with about seven flights of stairs, also leading to a beautiful beach. There are many small stores nearby selling a variety of foods, snacks, liquor and wine, etc.

We visited spa. Before we had called and nobody was answered that it is not allowed with the children. Nevermind. The spa and view from it was good. Hamam was with extra charge, we paid and it was good guy who made treatments. Also tea and sweets were suitable for such kind of place