Hotel Margoa

This is my second time at Margoa Hotel Excellent hotel Nice atmosphere Excellent location Excellent breakfast, delicious, fresh with a wide variety of food! The manager and hotel staff are very nice!

A shocking and extremely disappointing experience! We stayed at the hotel over the weekend, a couple and my 90-year-old mother, in two rooms. Unfortunately, almost every aspect of the stay was beyond reproach. The rooms were filthy, the dinner was of a poor standard and the dishes were so dirty that we had to bring disposable dishes from the room. In the morning we discovered that there was no food left in the dining room, and even after contacting the staff we were given rolls in a bag, without even a simple request for a glass of drink being answered. We are Sabbath-keepers, so we could not purchase alternative food and had to deal with a food shortage throughout the Sabbath. On top of all this, even though my mother is 90 years old, we were staying on the fifth floor. When we feared that something was wrong with the elevator and contacted the staff, we were met with ridicule and disrespect. The highlight was when we got stuck in the elevator for more than 20 minutes! Throughout our stay, our inquiries were met with disdain and disrespect. It is difficult to understand how a hotel allows itself to receive guests in such conditions. Basic cleanliness, decent food, safety and humane treatment are the expected minimum, not special treats. We left shocked, disappointed and with a strong feeling that no one at the hotel really cares about their guests. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend the hotel following our experience. We expect the hotel management to take responsibility for what is happening and provide an appropriate response.

The hotel is very outdated, small rooms, one small elevator (not even a Sabbath elevator) that can barely fit 4 adults. During the Friday Sabbath it got stuck more than once, on Sabbath evening it got stuck with adults inside for over fifteen minutes and when they asked to call the fire department from the reception they said: "They will charge us so cancel the reservation." As mentioned, the hotel is not modern, not active, not operated properly and worst of all, does not take responsibility for its despicable actions.

The hotel is smelly, dusty, dirty, the elevator was stuck all Friday and Saturday, elderly people were stuck in the elevator for over fifteen minutes without oxygen. When they asked to call the fire department from the reception they were told to "cancel the reservation because they will charge us". And the worst: the hotel takes no responsibility for the incident.

They renovated the hotel to a very high standard. The location is great, the prices are very cheap.

I didn't sleep there, but when I went there when there was a group of Americans, I saw hygiene problems. Relatives who were there say that the condition of the rooms is terrible, even though it looks renovated from the outside, but I haven't seen it myself. I'm just passing on the testimony of loyal residents. It's close to the square.

I had a very pleasant experience at Margoa Hotel in Netanya. One of the best things about the hotel is its excellent location, very close to the beautiful beach. It is a great place to enjoy beach activities, relax, and spend quality time with family. There is also a children’s park nearby, and the town center is within easy reach, with many facilities, shops, restaurants, and other places to enjoy. Although the hotel is an older building, it is well maintained and has a comfortable atmosphere. The staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming. The housekeeping team in particular is very good and always does their best to provide guests with what they need. Overall, Margoa Hotel is a nice place for families, couples, and anyone who wants to enjoy the beach and the facilities of Netanya. I would happily recommend it for a pleasant and relaxing stay.

We arrived for my sister's groom's Shabbat, the hotel is simply shocking. There is nothing to talk about the service experience, but it's still... There is one small elevator for the entire hotel, and on Shabbat there is no elevator. There is supposed to be a genie of Shabbat who presses the buttons, but he is not really there. The rooms are overcrowded, mold on the walls, crumbling parts, really dirty (we rented several rooms for the groom's Shabbat so we got to see several rooms in the hotel and not just one or two rooms). Those who need accessibility should give up because they told us that the room would be accessible and when we arrived we discovered that this was not the case and when we spoke to the management we were told that this was the accessible room and that is what it is. The towels in the shower are dirty, the hotel is really outdated, overly worn and broken. I recommend to anyone who wants to spend Shabbat in this place to be careful not to ruin their own happiness. The only thing that somehow saves the situation is the food, which was good, but keep in mind that during Shabbat the hot water for hot drinks will run out, the milk will run out, and if someone still wants to do it for themselves and have a Shabbat wedding there, it's better to bring things from home too. I gave the review one star because that's the minimum, but even that doesn't deserve it.

The most broken hotel I've ever been to. I can't believe they haven't closed this horror yet. Rooms with mold and dampness in the ceiling, a baby's crib without a mattress and it stinks, the beds with hair that isn't ours, the mirror in the bathroom and a hanger with rust, a door that drags on the floor and doesn't open properly, one elevator for 7 floors, a shocking smell in the lobby and I haven't even tasted the food yet. And the view from the window is residential buildings and an air conditioner with bird poop. They charged 1,600 NIS!!!! per night. If it wasn't Shabbat Shabat in my life, I wouldn't even consider this hotel.