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Hampton Inn Deadwood

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The Hampton Inn Deadwood is a 59-room hotel located within the Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort. This property presented various pros and cons during my two-night stay. The positives include a great location on Deadwood’s Historic Main Street, friendly staff and free hot breakfast. Some cons are that it’s not a standard Hampton Inn since it’s located within a casino. It feels like the hotel is crammed into the space with absolutely no hotel lobby and limited seating for breakfast. While the hotel is clean, some rooms are starting to show their age.

The entrance to the Hampton Inn Deadwood

If the casino part bothers you, you’re out of luck in Deadwood. Every hotel I came across is combined with a casino now that gambling is the number one driver of tourism to the area.

The other hotel options in town on Main Street are mostly old, historic, independent hotels. If you prefer a hotel with lots of history, but likely needing modern updating, the Bullock Hotel, Gold Dust or Silverado Franklin Hotel might meet your needs. There’s also a Holiday Inn Express located right in the heart of town on Main Street.

However, if you prefer a newer hotel, there are a few good ones located just north of the action on Main Street. Cadillac Jack’s Gaming Resort unveiled a $31 million renovation in May of 2019. In total, the resort offers 293 hotel rooms, including the 78-room SpringHill Suites by Marriott, the 107-room DoubleTree by Hilton, and the 108-room Tru by Hilton. These are either brand new or recently renovated but require a 15 minute walk to downtown Deadwood.

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Location

The Hampton Inn Deadwood is located at the very northern end of Historic Main Street. It’s location at one end of downtown means it’s a little quieter than other Main Street hotels. However, it’s still very close to the action—less than a third of a mile to downtown. The hotel is attached to the Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort, where you’ll find casino games, a full-service bar and several restaurants.

Attractions such as the Adams Museum and Days of ’76 Museum are just a short walk away. It’s also a quick drive to other area attractions like Mt. Moriah Cemetery, the Adams House, Broken Boot Gold Mine and Homestake Gold Mine.

Lobby

Since the Hampton Inn is part of the Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort, it doesn’t have a traditional lobby at all. Most people who walk in, will come into the gaming area, where all you see are gaming tables and slot machines. The hotel check-in is located in a small area at the north end of the building. With no real lobby, there are no places to sit and relax like you’d find in most hotel lobbies.

Checking-In

When I walked into the hotel’s check-in area, I was greeted by a friendly staff member. The check-in process was quick and the staff acknowledged my Hilton Diamond status with an upgrade to a one bedroom suite. They also give me coupons for free drinks at Paddy O’Neill’s Irish Pub and $5 of free money to gamble with.

The Room

My suite was located on the second floor not far from the elevators. The room was really big with the living area separate from the bedroom.

The bedroom had a king bed, television and it’s own HVAC unit. I also really appreciated that each night stand contained two plugs and one USB port to charge all my electronics.

The living room was really large and could accommodate a small get together with a couch, chair and a second television. There was also a huge desk with a comfortable desk chair should you need to do any work.

Lastly, the living area also had a kitchenette equipped with sink, microwave, fridge, and coffee machine.

The Bathroom

The bathroom was actually pretty nice. It was spacious and clean and it’s possible that it had been renovated in the past few years.

Dining

Outside of Starbucks, the hotel has several uninspiring dining options. Unless you’re only looking for a quick, convenient meal, there are better options in town.

Free Hot Breakfast

As with other Hampton Inns, hot breakfast is free and included in the room price. The breakfast options consisted of staples like waffles, eggs, sausage, oatmeal and cold cereal. I found it to be just okay. The hotel doesn’t have a dining room or lobby in which to serve breakfast. So instead it’s served in a small room on the second floor. When I showed up there were no open seats available so be prepared to have to take your food to go.

T-Grille Restaurant

The T-Grille Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Expect standard American fare of eggs and omelets for breakfast, and sandwiches, wraps, pizza, salad and steaks for lunch and dinner. The decor and atmosphere reminded me of a Perkins or Denny’s.

Paddy O’Neill’s Irish Pub

Paddy O’Neill’s Irish Pub is a typical Irish pub and restaurant featuring bar food, well drinks, beer and 13 big screen TVs.

Starbucks

A Starbucks is located within the Tin Lizzie resort for those who need a coffee to get their day started. Patrons can also find gourmet teas, hot breakfast items, and a variety of delicious pastries.

Miscellaneous

While the inside of the hotel and the rooms were pretty clean, my view to the outside was so disgusting I had to keep my shades drawn. The bedroom windows had several old yellow stains on them and I question whether they’ve ever been washed from the outside.

If you enlarge the photo, you can see just how many yellow stains were on this window.

While that was gross enough, my second floor room also overlooked a roof which had piles of unidentified black, gray and yellow ooze. Not that the view was much to look at anyways, but I would’ve liked to have the shades open and not be disgusted.

Unidentified piles of disgusting ooze on the roof outside my windows.

Amenity-wise, there’s no pool, but the hotel does have a fitness center and business center.

Bottom Line

The Hampton Inn Deadwood is a relatively clean and friendly hotel although it’s starting to show its age in the decor and furniture. Since it’s inside a casino, you do need to adjust your expectations however. Your hotel experience will not be exactly the same as it would in a regular Hampton Inn. Instead of a lobby with seating, you get slot machines and gaming tables. But the location is great and it’s not like there are a lot of nicer options in Deadwood anyways.

Trip Report Index

  1. Introduction and Planning
  2. Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls Downtown
  3. Hampton Inn Deadwood at Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort
  4. Hotel Alex Johnson Rapid City
  5. Top Things to Do in the Black Hills
  6. How I Earned Almost 30,000 Hilton Points on my Short Road Trip

Dan Panorama Jerusalem

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On our recent family trip to Israel, we stayed at Dan Panorama hotels in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Eilat. We spent four nights in the middle of the trip at the Dan Panorama Jerusalem. Out of the four Dan Panoramas, this one was the most upscale. We especially appreciated the hotel’s great location, enormous lobby/lounge area and rooftop pool. However, we also had the same shower flooding and excessive steam issues as we experienced in the other hotels.

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Dan Hotels

Dan Hotels is a chain of Israeli luxury hotels established in 1947. The chain owns and manages 18 hotels covering all of Israel’s most desirable locations. In fact, the most famous hotel in Jerusalem, the King David, is owned by Dan Hotels.

There are a few boutique hotels in the Dan portfolio, but for the most part there are Dan hotels and Dan Panorama hotels. The Dan hotels are the 5-star and 4-star luxury brand, while the Dan Panoramas are part of their more affordable, middle-tier brand.

Overall, there are some common themes I found with all the Dan Panoramas at which we stayed. Generally the hotels have nice rooms, great breakfast buffets, good facilities and fantastic locations. The bathroom showers, however, only have half-walls so water would spray everywhere and quite literally flood the bathrooms. In addition to flooding, they don’t have fans to combat humidity, so expect heavily fogged mirrors.

Location

The hotel is located in the heart of Jerusalem and is just a 20-minute walk to the Old City. Right across the street is Bloomfield Garden, which is one of the largest parks in Jerusalem and offers nice city views. Also just a few minutes away is the historic King David Hotel, which is a popular venue for hosting heads of state, dignitaries and other famous guests. The hotel is a destination in itself with a large marble strip going down the lobby floor, showcasing signatures of its famous guests.

Also within walking distance is the Mamilla Mall, an upscale pedestrian shopping street and Jerusalem’s only open air mall. A little further, but still within walking distance are Yo’el Moshe Salomon and Ben Yehuda Streets. They are part of an area downtown that form a triangular business district. The area is now a pedestrian mall and home to hundreds of shops, restaurants and cafes.

Lobby

Dan Hotels acquired this property from another company and after a complete renovation, it re-opened it in 1999. The beautiful limestone check-in area was located just inside the hotel entrance on the right hand side. The staff at the front desk were very welcoming and made the check-in process quick and easy.

To the left of the front desk is an enormous lounge and bar area. The bar is bright and modern and the lounge area has plenty of seating for those enjoying a beverage or waiting for their party to arrive.

The Room

Our room was clean and modern with a beige and brown color scheme.

I particularly liked that the room was big enough for a chair and table. I used this area to rest when I didn’t want to be on the bed.

The room also had a TV, desk, and mini-fridge.

The Bathroom

The bathroom is a decent size with the typical amount of counter space you’d expect. As with the other Dan Panorama hotels, there are no outlets in the bathroom. So if you need to use a hair dryer or other electronic device, you have to do it out in the room.

Also continuing the unexplainable shower trend in the Dan Panorama hotels, this one also has only a half glass door. Thus, as with the other hotels, there was no way to shower without water spraying everywhere.

Compared to the other Dan Panoramas, this shower turned out to be the worst in terms of flooding. As you can see below, after showering, the entire sink area was covered with water and the mirror was totally fogged up.

Dining

The hotel restaurant has a huge dining room, large enough to fit all the large tour groups who stay here.

Our room rate included a daily breakfast buffet, which was excellent. It had literally hundreds of options sure to meet the demands of any guest.

There was a chef each morning making made-to-order omelets and pancakes. The buffet selection included typical items like scrambled eggs but what made it special where all the middle eastern specialties like hummus, local fruits, vegetables and cheeses.

Miscellaneous

Since we were out touring every day, we didn’t spend a lot of time at the hotel using their facilities. However, one afternoon we checked out the rooftop pool. Although not a sprawling resort-style pool, it’s big enough and has a covered area for those wanting to stay out of the sun. It offers spectacular views of the city and a sundeck for catching rays.

The hotel also has a fully equipped fitness center that’s free for hotel guests and open 24 hours a day.

Bottom Line

If you stay at the Dan Panorama Jerusalem on your next trip to the city, you surely won’t be disappointed. The main reason to stay here is its terrific location near many of the city’s best attractions. While the neighboring King David Hotel is more famous and luxurious, the Dan Panorama gives you modern amenities at way more affordable prices.

Trip Report Index

  1. Introduction and Planning
  2. The 7 Must Do Activities in Israel
  3. Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
  4. Dan Panorama Haifa
  5. Eight Lesser Known Activities Worth Doing in Israel
  6. Dan Panorama Jerusalem
  7. Masada
  8. My Dead Sea Experience and 6 Interesting Facts That May Surprise You
  9. Dan Panorama Eilat
  10. What and Where to Eat in Israel

Hotel Alex Johnson Rapid City

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The Hotel Alex Johnson is a historic hotel which opened its doors on July 1, 1928. It was build by Alex Carlton Johnson, Vice President of the Chicago & North Western Railroad. Construction began on August 19, 1927, just one day before work began on nearby Mount Rushmore.

The historic Alex Johnson Hotel is Rapid City’s tallest building.

Part of the hotel’s rich history is the famous guests it’s hosted. Six U.S. Presidents have stayed at the hotel—Calvin Coolidge, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. It also has a famous connection with the movies.

Alfred Hitchcock, one of Hollywood’s most influential filmmakers, also stayed here. Hitchcock, Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint used the hotel as lodging during the filming of the 1959 film, North by Northwest. The hotel is even mentioned in the movie several times. At the time, the hotel was owned by the Sheraton Hotels chain and was called the Sheraton-Johnson Hotel. However, in 1965 it was sold and regained its original name.

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Location

The 11-story hotel is ideally located, right in heart of downtown Rapid City. In fact, if you want to stay downtown, there’s only one other hotel to choose from. The Rushmore Hotel & Suites, which is part of the Best Western Premier Collection, is also located downtown. I think the Alex Johnson is closer, however, to more downtown restaurants, shops, museums and entertainment.

The iconic rooftop sign can be seen from miles away.

Lobby

As you walk into the hotel, the design of the lobby transports you back about 90 years. The hotel’s design is a blend between the heritage of the Plains Indians and the Germanic Tudor architecture which represents the heavy German immigration in the Dakotas. The lobby floor even has the original brick flooring featuring Native American symbols.

Attached to the lobby is a unique gift shop which is a fun place to browse for a few minutes.

Checking-In

The friendly hotel staff made check-in a fast and painless process. They were quick to acknowledge my Hilton Diamond status and ran down all the benefits to having it. Some of the better benefits were free valet parking, a breakfast voucher to Starbucks, a fantastic hand-dipped chocolate bar from Chubby Chipmunk, and BOGO beverages at Starbucks and Paddy O’Neill’s Irish Pub.

The Room

With keys in hand, I headed up to my 6th floor room. I could tell the hotel was recently renovated as the hallway carpeting and paint were definitely newer.

As a Diamond member, I received an upgrade to a King Deluxe Room with wet bar. The room was very spacious and again showed that it had been recently updated.

The wet bar area contained several cabinets, a microwave, mini-fridge and Keurig coffeemaker.

The Bathroom

As was customary around the time the hotel was built, the bathroom is small. While it’s definitely a one-person-at-a-time bathroom, it was nice and clean.

Dining

The hotel has three dining options, including a really cool rooftop bar called the Vertex Sky Bar.

Vertex Sky Bar

Access to the Vertex Sky Bar is complimentary for all hotel guests while the public can use it for a small daily fee. The highlight of this two-story bar and restaurant is the panoramic views of Rapid City and the surrounding Black Hills.

Inside on floor 10, are tables and a bar. Light appetizers are served during happy hour.

The bar and restaurant serves craft cocktails, appetizers, salads, entrees and desserts.

On floor 11, there’s some inside seating but people come for the rooftop deck.

The rooftop is really fantastic and has a great vibe to it. There’s seating outside on floors 10 and 11, and fire pits to keep patrons warm on cool evenings.

The view from the rooftop deck at Vertex Sky Bar.

Paddy O’Neill’s Irish Pub

This restaurant is your typical Irish pub with dark wooden furnishings, bar food and plenty of whisky and beer. It’s named for Paddy O’Neill, the very first guest when the hotel opened in 1928.

Starbucks

Unfortunately, the hotel doesn’t have it’s own breakfast option. However, Hilton Gold and Diamond members, receive a voucher for $8 to use at the attached Starbucks.

Miscellaneous

The hotel boasts a fitness center and a full business center for those traveling for work.

Self parking is $9.95 while unlimited in-and-out valet parking is $18.95 per night.

Bottom Line

Rapid City is a cute, walk-able, small city and if you’re in the area, it’s worth a one or two night stay. For the perfect home base to explore the city and surrounding Black Hills area, look no further than the Hotel Alex Johnson. Make sure to visit the Vertex Sky Bar for dinner or at least a drink to enjoy the cool vibe and panoramic views. I loved that even after renovating, the hotel kept the historic features and decor that makes it special.

Trip Report Index

  1. Introduction and Planning
  2. Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls Downtown
  3. Hampton Inn Deadwood at Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort
  4. Hotel Alex Johnson Rapid City
  5. Top Things to Do in the Black Hills
  6. How I Earned Almost 30,000 Hilton Points on my Short Road Trip

Dan Panorama Haifa

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On our recent family trip to Israel, we stayed at Dan Panorama hotels in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Eilat. Our visit to Haifa was a stopover on our way to the Northern Galilee region of Israel, so we only stayed one night at the Dan Panorama Haifa. Even though we didn’t get to experience many of their amenities during our short stay, we did experience the hotel’s major attraction. It sits high atop the city and provides spectacular views of Haifa and the Mediterranean coastline.

Dan Panorama Haifa
The view from our hotel room during the day.
The view from our hotel room at night.

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Dan Hotels

Dan Hotels is a chain of Israeli luxury hotels established in 1947. The chain owns and manages 18 hotels covering all of Israel’s most desirable locations. In fact, the most famous hotel in Jerusalem, the King David, is owned by Dan Hotels.

There are a few boutique hotels in the Dan portfolio, but for the most part there are Dan hotels and Dan Panorama hotels. The Dan hotels are the 5-star and 4-star luxury brand, while the Dan Panoramas are part of their more affordable, middle-tier brand.

Overall, there are some common themes I found with all the Dan Panoramas at which we stayed. Generally the hotels have nice rooms, great breakfast buffets, good facilities and fantastic locations. The bathroom showers, however, only have half-walls so water would spray everywhere and quite literally flood the bathrooms. In addition to flooding, they don’t have fans to combat humidity, so expect heavily fogged mirrors.

Location

A popular hotel for business executives, the Dan Panorama Haifa is a 21 story high-rise which sits high atop Mount Carmel in Haifa. The positioning of the hotel affords it amazing views of the city. Many rooms look out over the famous, gold-topped Baha’i Shrine, the city and Haifa port in the bay. The hotel is also connected to the Panorama Center mall, which has casual eateries, boutiques and entertainment venues. There’s plenty to do right outside the hotel, but if you want to venture out a little further, you have options. Right next to the hotel is the Carmelit’s Central Carmel subway stop. Taxis can also take you around the city for very reasonable rates.

The beautifully manicured grounds of the Baha’i Gardens.

Lobby

Built in 1986, the hotel has also undergone some recent renovations. It transports you back to the 1980s or 1990s with their self-described contemporary design with retro motif.

You see the retro motif theme as soon as you step into the lobby.

The Room

A cool technological feature of the hotel, is the elevator system. Instead of pressing an up or down button at every floor, you select the floor you want on a digital interface and an algorithm picks an elevator car to service your demand. As a result, the elevator knows how many people are at every floor and where they all want to go. This technology is much more efficient than the typical elevator system I’m used to using. It’s also kind of fun!

The elevator system is modern, efficient and fun.

The room was modern and clean, and probably part of the recent renovation. As I mentioned before, the view from the hotel room window was just amazing. I only wish the rooms had balconies as it would be a very cool place to sit and have a cocktail.

The spacious room had a TV, desk and a couple chairs so you could spread out.

The Bathroom

The bathroom is a little smaller than at the other Dan Panoramas we stayed at, but it served its purpose. As with the other hotels, there are no outlets in the bathroom, so if you need to use the hair dryer, you have to do so in the room itself.

The shower, however, just doesn’t make sense. Instead of a full glass door or curtain, the shower only has a half-wall. There was literally no way to shower without water spraying everywhere. We felt bad that we were basically flooding the entire bathroom, but there was really no way to shower without that happening.

Dining

That Dan Panorama Haifa has the smallest dining room of the four Dan hotels we stayed at. However, as you can see below, it has plenty of space for the number of guests.

Our room rate included a daily breakfast buffet, which was good, but not as good as the Dan Panoramas in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem or Eilat.

The sole reason it didn’t measure up to the other hotels is the selection. In the other three hotels, there were seemingly endless options. In Haifa, the selection was smaller, but what they did have was really quite good. Just not over-the-top indulgent like the other hotels.

Miscellaneous

The hotel has amenities to suit both business travelers and families on vacation. It has a comfortable, second floor lobby with bar, a business center, a swimming pool, and a large fitness center with sauna.

Bottom Line

The Dan Panorama Haifa is a very convenient place to stay, and you can’t beat the tremendous views of the city that it offers. The recently renovated hotel is clean, well-located and has all the amenities a traveler needs.

Trip Report Index

  1. Introduction and Planning
  2. The 7 Must Do Activities in Israel
  3. Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
  4. Dan Panorama Haifa
  5. Eight Lesser Known Activities Worth Doing in Israel
  6. Dan Panorama Jerusalem
  7. Masada
  8. My Dead Sea Experience and 6 Interesting Facts That May Surprise You
  9. Dan Panorama Eilat
  10. What and Where to Eat in Israel

Dan Panorama Tel Aviv

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On our recent family trip to Israel, we stayed at Dan Panorama hotels in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Eilat. We began and ended our time in Israel at the Dan Panorama Tel Aviv, staying a total of four nights. As with any hotel there are pros and cons. On the positive side, the hotel is in a terrific location, has a nice pool area and a fantastic breakfast buffet. However, on the negative side, only some rooms have been recently renovated, and those that haven’t, are really dated.

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Dan Hotels

Dan Hotels is a chain of Israeli luxury hotels established in 1947. The chain owns and manages 18 hotels covering all of Israel’s most desirable locations. In fact, the most famous hotel in Jerusalem, the King David, is owned by Dan Hotels.

There are a few boutique hotels in the Dan portfolio, but for the most part there are Dan hotels and Dan Panorama hotels. The Dan hotels are the 5-star and 4-star luxury brand, while the Dan Panoramas are part of their more affordable, middle-tier brand.

Overall, there are some common themes I found with all the Dan Panoramas at which we stayed. Generally the hotels have nice rooms, great breakfast buffets, good facilities and fantastic locations. The bathroom showers, however, only have half-walls so water would spray everywhere and quite literally flood the bathrooms. In addition to flooding, they don’t have fans to combat humidity, so expect heavily fogged mirrors.

Location

The hotel is conveniently located across the street from the Mediterranean Sea and its beautiful beaches.

The view of the Mediterranean from our hotel room.

It’s also a short walk to the bustling Carmel Market, one of the largest open markets in Israel. There you can find a wide variety of affordable produce, spices, nuts, snacks, clothes and souvenirs. Also within walking distance is the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, which is a vibrant and trendy area filled with small alleyways, restaurants and art galleries. The ancient port city of Jaffa is also close by and features old restored buildings, art galleries, restaurants, sidewalk cafes and promenades.

Lobby

Built in 1986, the hotel underwent renovations in 2014. The first floor check-in area was part of that renovation and has a modern, trendy look to it now. Check-in was quite easy and we had keys to our room in just a few minutes.

The check-in area has been recently refreshed with a trendy look.

Behind the check-in area and up one flight of stairs is the hotel’s sprawling lobby and bar.

The Room

Our room was located on the 10th floor. As we walked down the hallway, we could see that the modern renovation had continued here with fresh carpet and wallpaper.

The room we stayed in at the beginning of the trip was one of the renovated rooms. It was clean, comfortable and modern. All rooms have balconies and many, including ours, have sea views.

For our one night stay at the end of our trip, however, we were put in a non-renovated room. You can clearly see the difference between them. Besides the dated look of the second room, it was also fairly dirty. There were stains in the carpet and nicks in the walls. Luckily we were only in this room one night and actually checked out at 2 a.m. to head to the airport. If we were staying any length of time, we would’ve asked to be moved to an updated room.

The Bathroom

The bathroom is a decent size with the typical amount of counter space you’d expect. It’s stocked with a hair dryer, complimentary toiletries and robes. One oddity was that there are no outlets in the bathroom, so if you need to use the hair dryer, you have to do so in the room itself.

The shower, however, just doesn’t make sense. Instead of a full glass door or curtain, the shower only has a half-wall. There was literally no way to shower without water spraying everywhere.

I’d prefer a full glass panel with door or at least a curtain to avoid flooding the bathroom.

Dining

The hotel restaurant has a huge dining room.

Our room rate included a daily breakfast buffet, which we really looked forward to each morning. It was a great way to start each day and give our bodies some energy before touring the city.

There were seemingly endless options to choose from, including an omelet station. The selection included western favorites like eggs, pancakes and waffles as well as middle eastern specialties like hummus and local fruits and cheeses.

My favorite Israeli breakfast item was the cheese boureka, a scratch made puff pastry. I think I had one every single morning!

The Dan Panorama Tel Aviv introduced me to cheese bourekas!

Miscellaneous

Since we were out touring every day, we didn’t spend a lot of time at the hotel using their facilities. It does have a spa which offers a full range of treatments in a newly designed space just off of the hotel lobby.

One afternoon we did go down to the pool to relax for an hour. The pool area is enormous and has plenty of deck chairs for lounging.

There’s also a small gym with cardio equipment that’s free for all hotel guests.

Bottom Line

The Dan Panorama Tel Aviv is worth putting on your list if you plan to travel to Tel Aviv. While not a 5-star hotel, it’s an above average middle-tier offering that is a good home base to explore the city from. The main reason to stay here is its terrific location within steps of the Mediterranean Sea, Carmel Market, Jaffa and the Neve Tzedek neighborhood. On the downside, there’s a chance of getting a non-renovated room which can be quite dated.

Trip Report Index

  1. Introduction and Planning
  2. The 7 Must Do Activities in Israel
  3. Dan Panorama Tel Aviv
  4. Dan Panorama Haifa
  5. Eight Lesser Known Activities Worth Doing in Israel
  6. Dan Panorama Jerusalem
  7. Masada
  8. My Dead Sea Experience and 6 Interesting Facts That May Surprise You
  9. Dan Panorama Eilat
  10. What and Where to Eat in Israel