We stayed one night I had 11 rooms booked with a tour group and our impressions were generally good. The rooms were small but comfortable and the price for what we had was OK. The Breakfast was included and was a great Israeli selection. Overall I would recommend this hotel,

I could hardly call the Armon Yam Hotel a hotel..more like a motel or a cheap hovel! I am not hard to please when it comes to hotels, just need running water, a bed and clean towels. Don't really care that the wallpaper was peeling, the carpets were dirty and smelled weird in the halls, the elevators were tiny (hey,... More

It would be a lie to call this a luxury hotel however my room was very clean and there was plenty of hot water. The bed was too soft but that is my personal preference. The people in reception were very friendly and answered my many questions. Although it may not be my first choice I certainly wouldn't avoid it.

We choose this hotel for our touring families because it is acceptable for anyone not needing to spend lots of money. Across the street from the Med Sea with well-kept rooms. If you are expecting luxury, this is not the place for you. Hotel is older but well maintained. T.V.'s in each room and bathrooms are clean. Food only satisfactory.

Situated right on the beach in Bat Yam, a Russian-speaking enclave south of Tel Aviv, the Armon Yam is a very budget hotel. There are a few bars and cafes around. The rooms and elevator are tiny and the food is passable. However, the service at the restaurant is brusque, reminiscent of gulag cafeteria ladies. The sheets were clean, but... More

Hotel and rooms are dirty, not renovated, small and noisy, food limited and unvaried, staff unfriendy and rude. The only good point is location.

My son and husband went to Israel from Feb.22-Mar.2. They stayed at Armon Yam from Mar.1-Mar.3. It wasn't the best. The rooms were not very clean. Location was great, right across from the beach. The food was good, but not a big variety