The O Pod Capsule Hotel

This spot is great for beach lovers, as it’s right near the shore. Transit is also a breeze, with a bus route that easily connects you to HaHagana Rail Station for the airport. The common area is a definite plus, and power plugs are plentiful inside the capsules. However, the capsules can feel stuffy initially due to poor ventilation, and the toilet cleanliness could definitely be better. Overall, a good choice, but be prepared for some minor comfort trade-offs.

During my recent stays at The O Pod capsule hotel in Tel Aviv, I found it to be a practical and comfortable option for travelers seeking a unique lodging experience. Situated directly on the beach, the hotel offers pleasant views of the Herbert Samuel Promenade, adding to its appeal for those who enjoy scenic surroundings. Cleanliness was well-maintained throughout my stay, with fresh towels available at the reception desk. This attention to detail made for a pleasant and hygienic environment. The lobby stands out with its blend of futuristic and industrial design elements. The inclusion of climbing plants and Thai-inspired decor creates an interesting atmosphere that feels both modern and welcoming. This design aesthetic carries through to the various capsule options available. The hotel offers a range of accommodation choices, including single and double-occupancy pods, as well as premium and sea-view units. Some capsules even feature balcony access, providing an enhanced view. Each unit comes with built-in fans that circulate air-conditioned air from common areas, ensuring a comfortable stay. The hotel is organized into three sections, each with shared bathroom facilities that are conveniently located. Amenities at The O Pod are well-rounded, catering to different needs. These include a shared workspace and meeting lounge, a sun terrace for relaxation, vending machines for snacks and drinks, laundry service, and secure lockers for personal belongings. While these facilities are generally good, the shower water pressure could be improved for a better experience. Overall, my stay at The O Pod was positive. The combination of its convenient location, well-maintained facilities, and thoughtful amenities makes it a solid choice for travelers in Tel Aviv. While it may not be perfect, it offers a practical and efficient lodging solution that I would consider for future visits.

My first time at a capsule hostel, it was ok. You need to have certain reasons to stay at a capsule hotel as you literally don’t have any private space unless the time you spend in your capsule.

I used a Lime Scooter to drive here from half an hour’s distance away at the airport train station. This place is a trek from the trains, but it is picturesque. Night views of Old Jaffa lit up and day views of the Mediterranean really bring out the Malibu in Tel Aviv. I upgraded immediately to a pod that had a window view of the sea. With the price savings, I wouldn’t need the Intercontinental.

Wonderful Stay with a Breathtaking View! I had a fantastic stay. The room was clean and comfortable. While I can't speak to everyone's experiences, I can say that my interactions with the staff during my stay were consistently positive. One thing that is good to mention, I think, is when a staff member, who doesn't speak English, tried his best to assist me. Anyway, I know a few words in Hebrew. My limited knowedge of their language proved to be really helpful on my part. The location was simply perfect for me, based on where I want to go and what I want to do. The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the beach which makes it more special. I spent my days enjoying the sun and the refreshing ocean breeze. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great place to stay. They may consider this place but it is still up to them to decide. I am just sharing my recent experience. These are my own personal opinions based on my recent stay. I hope I would have the same great experience in the future.

Bus station is closed to the hotel, I stayed in the larger solo room, it is quite nice. Remark: 1. Check the local plug, it is a specific format; 2. DO NOT come on Friday nor Saturday, no public transportation, taxi costs about 50 euro from TLV airport.