Camino Club

Not happy with the experience at the Camino Club. My friend and I planned to go there, but when we asked to enter, the hostess refused to let us in because they had reserved a place for three, and there were only two of us. We were aware that we were supposed to come with an additional person, but there was no flexibility or explanation from the staff. The hospitality experience was very disappointing, and I cannot recommend the club to anyone looking for good service and care

I haven't been there in 10 years, the atmosphere is actually nice, but the bartender stung me with 80 shekels and just didn't give me my money back even after 4 times. I ordered a vodka for a friend for 56 shekels, I paid with a 200 shekel bill, the change came, I immediately asked for 2 Caesars Arak and told her to take the change, she claims I told her to take the entire 146 shekels as a tip for the Red Bull, I've never seen such a thief in my life. In short, 66 Caesars, do the math, how much did she take? 78 shekels, disgusting

You stood there, in front of the club entrance, after getting dressed, getting ready, planning a nice evening with your husband. You arrived expecting to have fun, like everyone else. But instead, you received a ringing slap of humiliation. The hostess, with a condescending coolness, told you that the entrance was “by invitation only.” Okay, you think to yourself, maybe that’s how it is here. But a moment later, in front of your eyes, three young men enter without any problem—just because they can “buy a bottle.” And you? You don’t. Why? Because that’s how it is. Because someone there decided. And then, not only do they close the door in your face, but they send three security guards. Not to explain, not to talk, but simply to stand in front of you, with your body, in a way that makes it clear to you exactly what your status is here—unwanted, not worth treating, someone who needs to be “moved.” You stand there, 41, an independent woman, a lawyer with a career, and you suddenly feel small, as if none of this is worth anything. As if someone decided to erase you with some condescending look and a dismissive hand gesture. Your blood boils in your veins. It's not just an insult, it's humiliation. Disdain. A forceful attitude that has no justification. Not because of who you are, not because of how you behaved—simply because someone there decided it was permissible. And that's the moment you realize—it's not you, it's the rotten culture of places like this. But that doesn't make it any easier to digest. It hurts. It's upsetting. And it makes you want to make sure more people know exactly what happened there.

Disgusting place. Disgusting service and attitude. We came from afar and they pose and play with you at the entrance, dry you out in the cold on purpose, and treat you like you're a dog. You pay 100 shekels at the entrance and then force you to take a table for 3,000 thousand shekels. A waitress comes, throws your drink at you and leaves. They say you can't enter with a jacket, and even then they take it. Disgusting experience and a yuck place. Not recommended!!

I don't recommend the Camino. We registered in advance with their PR person "Yakir" and we got there and the hostess treated us unpleasantly. Faces, condescension. Disgust. She refused to let us in. Yakir ignored us and even on WhatsApp. In the end they let us in, most of them are men because they pay both the entrance fee of 100 NIS and the minimum order of 200 NIS. I met people inside who said it was their first and last time coming there. Everyone smokes, there's no room to move. In short, yuck. A glass of arak - 70 shekels. Just thieves.

Trash can service The selector with the cara gave a disgraceful and disrespectful attitude in any way and behaved as if they were the only club in the country. Not recommended Go to Tel Aviv, pay a little more and you will get much better service

An hour at the entrance, an hour inside waiting for a table, they talk to you disgustingly Of course they didn't say that in addition to the minimum order for a person, they also charge 100 at the entrance (no matter if you booked a table) The most disgusting service in the country They seat you in a place that is in no way suitable for the number of people you have set What's good - a beautiful club, great songs

I don't recommend it, the staff is all shit, avoid it. Nauseous, everyone brought drinks with ice, corona beer in a bucket with ice, they heard us that we were Romanian and didn't bring it. We ordered corona on ice twice like the others and they still didn't bring it. They didn't want to come when you rang the doorbell... you waved to them and it was in vain. She's a skinny brunette who is NAUSEOUS bad. Avoid it 👎👎👎 those with children avoid it, the 3-4 meters of sand are already steep, the depth is over 20m dangerous, plus it's full of rocks

We arrived at the club late at the Camino. Gal lets everyone in and does whatever she wants. Everything is a combination. She lets in whoever she knows and whoever doesn't, it's not a shame. She also adds, "It's a shame you're wasting your time. Go home. It's just registered tables and there are no registered tables. The place and the attitude are on the face. Don't go there. It's a waste of your time. You don't deserve to work in a place like this. A place that discriminates!!!!!"

I've never seen such smelly and disgusting girls at the entrance.

Don't come closer!!!!