Nice Hotel in Tel Aviv with points

[enJay]

Yup and I have the card. Though I think I'd feel bad using the points it at a hotel in Tel Aviv but it def looks really nice. We'll see!

Last time I went I was a few short in my account (I believe I had 38k) and the PC rep topped off my account.

[sky121]

Last time I went I was a few short in my account (I believe I had 38k) and the PC rep topped off my account.

That's nice! A little thing that shows good customer service.

[enJay]

That's nice! A little thing that shows good customer service.

Yep, well in case you couldn't tell by my enthusiastic recommendation, I was really impressed by them from start to finish. 

[KidOOO]

for 150$ u can go to the leanardo

Can points be used

[ashers]

Aside from late checkout, they provided me with:
-room upgrade
-welcome box of chocholate and bottle of wine
-free wifi
-free minibar

I would also recomend taking advantage of the business lounge there if they offer you a good deal on checkin. They offered it combined with breakfast (addl) and it was worth every penny.

they gave you free minibar just for being plat?

I got all the rest of the benefits but not the free minibar and they wanted $60 a day for the business lounge

[Drago]

I have Many UR Points (with SP) and about 20K MR points

I am looking for a one night stay at a Nice hotel in tel aviv area, which can booked with these points, are there any?

also preferred latest checkout possible

thanks

Check out tons of info here on the different chain hotels
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/dealswelike/2012/08/13/help-a-reader-travel-israel/

[enJay]

they gave you free minibar just for being plat?

I received a welcome gift choc with fruit in my room along with a letter. The letter stated that I was entitled to free wi-fi and mini bar beverages. They did charge me, but upon checkout I showed them the letter and they reversed the charges.

they wanted $60 a day for the business lounge

I was with two friends. At check-in, they offered me breakfast (which included lounge) for $30/pp we settled on $70 total.