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Hotels in Tel Aviv can easily be found through the following listings and databases. Past guests’ opinions on the hotels listed are usually displayed too:

• http://www.asiarooms.com/israel/tel_aviv.html
• http://www.hotelclub.net/hotel.reservations/Tel_Aviv.htm
• http://www.expedia.com

A kibbutz is a communal compound where everyone living there works for the collective benefit of the community. This is a uniquely Israeli concept. Kibbutz have their own shops and residences and are situated across Israel. They offer comfortable accommodation, so if you want to try something a bit different consult:

• http://www.kibbutz.co.il/

There is a good choice of hostels in Tel Aviv if you’re looking for budget accommodation:

• Old Jaffa Hostel, 13 Amiad St. (old city of Tel Aviv); quoted in "50 Best Budget Hotels in the World" by the UK’s Independent newspaper.
• No. 1 Hostel, 84 Ben Yehuda St; the No. 1 Hostel is a three minutes walk from the beach and Tel-Aviv's main shopping and entertainment area.
• Mugraby Hostel, 30 Allenby St.; A small and friendly hostel in the heart of Tel Aviv. The beach is a one minute walk from the hostel, which is also close to many night clubs, restaurants and cafes.
• Dizengoff Hostel, 13 Ben Ami St., Dizengoff Square; newly renovated, with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, cable TV and a roof garden.